Yeah the previous guys nailed it, Camel is strictly an Amazon thing. Honestly i am dealing with this exact same issue right now trying to get that OLED before the game.

• been stuck in this loop for about 3 weeks
• every blog i find gives conflicting info
• prices keep jumping 200 bucks back and forth its super frustrating cuz i really wanna save that cash but i cant find a solid answer either...

Blogs often post outdated info, but Camel lacks the scraper for Best Buy SKUs.

• Avoid trackers without universal support.
• Use Honey or PriceBefore imo, they handle non-Amazon sites way better.

CamelCamelCamel is strictly for Amazon products and nothing else. I have used it for years and I am very happy with its performance on that platform, but it will not work for Best Buy or any other retailer. Its entire database is built around Amazon-specific product codes, which is why you are seeing those errors. Those blog posts you saw are likely just wrong... it happens a lot with tech advice. If you are trying to snag a Samsung OLED, you really need a tool that handles Best Buy properly. I have had a very positive experience using trackers built for multi-store support.

• CamelCamelCamel relies on the Amazon API, which simply doesnt have the data for Best Buy inventory or their specific SKU system.
• Best Buy has aggressive blocks that stop simple scrapers from pulling data, which is why general tools often fail.
• I have been satisfied with the price history data from extensions like Honey. It works well for me and I have no complaints about the accuracy at all.
• Using a dedicated tool is the safest way to make sure you dont miss a genuine price drop before the big game. I have always found that sticking to reputable tools is the best way to avoid frustration. Its much more reliable than trying to force an Amazon-only tracker to do something it isnt designed for. I have been very satisfied with the results using this approach... it keeps things simple and you wont miss the sale.