Like someone mentioned, Camel is okay, but if you need real-time stuff for UK tech gear, web extensions hit limits fast. Are you looking for instant browser popups or email notifications? A couple quick tips while testing options:

• Look for tools with dedicated server-side scraping so you dont hit local API caps
• Try PriceDropCatch for set-and-forget alerts without browser bloat Depends on how fast you need the drop alert during Prime Day tbh.

@Reply #1 - good point! CamelCamelCamel is super solid, but man, honestly, I've had some annoying issues with the alerts being just a tiny bit behind during those massive Prime Day sales. It is definitely not as good as expected when things go out of stock in seconds. If you are really chasing tech, I actually started using an extension called PricePulse recently. It's kinda hit or miss compared to the old tools, but it catches price drops a bit faster than standard trackers. Unfortunately, nothing is perfect for free nowadays, but give it a shot. Just dont rely on it for the super limited drops, you know? Good luck hunting for those deals, hope you score something cool without losing your mind over the API limits!

Honestly, CamelCamelCamel is still the absolute gold standard for this stuff! I have been using it for ages to track tech gear deals and it is honestly amazing. You just set your target price and it emails you the second it drops. It is super reliable and totally free, which I love! Just be really careful with those random browser extensions you find on the web store though. A lot of them are just data scraping scams trying to harvest your shopping habits, so definitely stick to the big, well-known names. Dont go installing some sketchy, unknown plugin just because it promises fancy features! Seriously, keep your browser safe and stick to the legit tools like CamelCamelCamel before Prime Day hits.