So I am finally finally getting my own home office setup together in my apartment in Seattle and I am super hyped about it because I have been working from my kitchen table for like two years now and my back is literally killing me lol. I am looking to grab a 34 inch LG ultrawide monitor, specifically the 34GP83A-B model, and maybe a decent mechanical keyboard but my total budget is pretty strictly under 500 bucks for everything which is why I am obsessively checking prices every single hour. I know Prime Day is a thing later this year but I dont really want to wait that long if a random sale pops up next week or something because I need to start being productive like yesterday.

I did some digging online and everyone keeps mentioning CamelCamelCamel which I checked out but the interface looks like it hasnt been updated since 2005 or something? I tried setting an alert for the monitor but it feels like the data is kinda laggy and I missed a warehouse deal yesterday because it didnt ping me in time which was super frustrating. Then I saw people talking about Keepa and I opened the extension and honestly it looks like the cockpit of an airplane with all those crazy graphs and overlays. I am just a bit confused if Keepa is actually worth learning or if most of the features I need like the price history are locked behind a subscription now because I saw some mentions of a monthly fee for the real time data.

I also tried using Honey but that seems more for coupons at checkout rather than actual price tracking for a specific item over time? Maybe I am using it wrong. I just want something reliable and fast and not something that just sends me spam emails about items I already looked at.

Are there any other better ones out there that maybe have a cleaner mobile app? Or do people just stick to those two big ones and I just need to get used to the clutter? I really need something that can alert my phone immediately the second a price drops even by ten bucks so I can pounce on it before it sells out. Are there any hidden gems or browser extensions that are more user friendly for someone who isnt a pro data analyst...