Honestly, I totally get the frustration. I had issues with camelcamelcamel missing alerts on a monitor I wanted last month, it really is not as good as expected anymore. I moved over to using Keepa and it has been way more consistent for me. Here is what I do now:

• Download the Keepa browser extension so the charts just show up on the Amazon page.
• Enable browser push notifications instead of email alerts because they are way faster.
• Keep an eye on the New price line specifically. The basic tracking is still free and honestly it is just more accurate. It sucks you missed that sixty dollar drop tho. Hopefully, you can snag it before you move into your new Chicago spot on Friday. It is definitely more reliable than the alternatives I have tried lately.

Ive been using PriceBlink for a while and honestly couldnt be more satisfied with the tracking data. When I built my home server last year, it caught several price drops that other tools missed entirely.

• Low resource usage
• Real-time coupon scanning
• Zero subscription fees Everything works well and Ive had no complaints about accuracy tho.

Adding my two cents because I have been through the ringer with trackers for years. One thing you might want to consider is that these tools often have a lag if they are just browser-based. I learned that the hard way when I was hunting for a lens and the one I got didn't trigger because the extension hadn't refreshed properly. It was honestly devastating watching the price jump back up while I was sleeping... basically lost out on a hundred bucks. I would suggest being careful with your thresholds. Sometimes the price drops just a few cents above your alert and you miss the whole trend. My current setup uses a mix of pings and manual checks because APIs are so flaky now. Also, watch out for Prime-only deals since some trackers struggle to see those. Make sure to check the other sellers tab too, cause the lowest price isnt always the main one shown.