Never pay full price for gaming gear again
Consoles, GPUs, and accessories — prices swing hard and fast. Track it on eBay and Best Buy and get pinged the second it drops.
Frequently asked questions
When do gaming consoles and GPUs actually go on sale?
Big drops cluster around Black Friday/Cyber Monday, Prime Day season, and just before a new console generation launches (retailers clear out older stock). GPUs also dip whenever a new architecture ships, since older cards get discounted to move inventory. Outside those windows, price cuts tend to be short-lived flash sales — which is exactly the kind of thing that is easy to miss and Snagly is built to catch.
Is it better to buy a console or GPU on eBay or Best Buy?
It depends on the deal, not the retailer — that's why Snagly tracks both. Best Buy tends to have official MSRP drops and open-box discounts; eBay often has better prices on slightly older generations or bundles. Track the specific listing you want on whichever site you found it, and you'll see the full price history either way.
How much does a price usually drop before it goes back up?
It varies a lot by product — a hot console restock might never discount, while a GPU a generation behind can swing 15-20% within a single sale window. Setting a target price rather than trying to time the market yourself is the reliable way to catch it, since you get pinged the moment the price crosses your line instead of having to check manually.