I got my weekly (or is it more often than that) sales email from Frys. It has an enticing item or three! But I naturally got curious about Amazon’s prices for the same items.
- Canon PowerShot SX160 IS 16MP Digital Camera
- WD Elements 3 TB USB 2.0 Desktop External Hard Drive
- Patriot Xporter Pulse 32GB USB Flash Drive
- Canon PowerShot SX500 IS 16MP Digital Camera
Of those, two items were $100 less on Amazon!
Canon PowerShot SX160 IS 16MP Digital Camera
$179.99 + free shipping
Frys = $199.99 + free shipping 🙁
So on this item, Amazon beats Frys’ sale price . . . easily.
Western Digital Elements 3 TB External Hard Drive
$119.99 + free shipping
Frys = $109.99 + free shipping 🙂
Thus, Frys’ sale price beats Amazon’s regular price by $10.
Patriot Xporter Pulse 32GB USB Flash Drive
I didn’t find this exact same item on Amazon, so Frys wins easily with the great sale price of $20.99.
Frys = $20.99 + $1.99 shipping – $5.00 mail-in rebate (I thought) 🙂
Canon PowerShot SX500 IS 16MP Digital Camera
$199.00 + free shipping
Frys = $299.99 + free shipping 🙁
Amazon wins again.
So . . . I guess you should go to Amazon for cameras at good prices. 😆
By the time you checked any of the above, had the prices changed? If so, how?