> Regarding what #1 said about "honestly walmart is kinda behind on this... i spent way too long digging through their site settings but a native alert button just doesnt exist." Yeah, the site just isnt built for that. Walmart basically wants you checking back manually so you see other deals. Since you need to stay under 80 dollars, the Ninja AF101 is usually your best bet, but it fluctuates between 79 and 120 bucks. It drops to your budget fairly often during holiday weekends or random flash sales. If you want something reliable, look at browser extensions like Capital One Shopping or Honey. They have specific watchlist features. You just go to the product page on your computer, and a little side menu usually pops up asking if you want to track the price. They are free and pretty safe since they are owned by big companies. One thing to watch out for is third-party sellers on the Walmart marketplace. Always check that it says sold and shipped by Walmart because tracking tools sometimes get glitchy with those random sellers. Also, those price drop emails can sometimes land in your spam folder, so check that at least once a day if youre waiting on a drop. Its not a button on the actual app, but its the most stable way to do it without spending money. Just stick to the official extensions from the browser store. Avoid those random price alert websites that ask for your phone number, they usually just sell your data to marketers and you get way more spam than is worth it.

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> im trying to buy this ninja air fryer for my first apartment since im on a super tight budget make sure to check the reliability on those models because they can be hit or miss. i had a similar one and the fan started making this horrific screeching sound after a month. i wouldnt trust it to last. i actually had a similar issue with a blender i got around the same time... i was trying to make some protein shakes but it leaked everywhere. ended up getting purple smoothie stains all over my favorite rug which took forever to get out. i tried every cleaning hack on the internet but nothing worked. anyway lol sorry kinda went off topic there.

honestly walmart is kinda behind on this... i spent way too long digging through their site settings but a native alert button just doesnt exist. that heart icon is basically just a static wishlist. it wont ping you if the price drops, which is super annoying when you are trying to stick to a strict $80 budget for your apartment gear. ive been using some external trackers for a while now and im really satisfied with how they perform. no complaints here... they basically monitor the product page data 24/7 by pinging the server for price changes in the metadata. since walmart doesnt have a public price api for regular users, these third-party scripts are the only way to get real-time data without manual refreshing. the price accuracy is usually very reliable and i am happy with the results i have seen on my own tech purchases. since you want simple and free, here are your best bets:

• download the honey browser extension. once it is installed, a little button appears on the walmart product page that lets you add the air fryer to a droplist. it will email you immediately if it hits your price target.
• try setting up a google shopping alert. if you search for that specific ninja model on google shopping, there is usually a track price toggle that works well with gmail.
• check out slickdeals and set a deal alert for the keyword ninja. it is a community-driven site so people post the best prices almost instantly. it works well for me and i managed to snag my own kitchen stuff this way. if you get stuck with the setup, let me know and i can walk you through the specifics... it really makes life easier when youre watching every dollar.