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isn’t quite as robust as CamelCamelCamel and Keepa, in that it doesn’t track price history. But what it does offer is an easy way to compare current prices across various sites without having to install an extension. You’ll also be able to leverage the Google search suite here, so you can specifically search for items in physical locations near you.
There’s also a number of filter options you get on a per-item basis that can help you refine your search. For instance, if you search for iPhones on Google Shopping, you can limit your results to certain specs like RAM and storage capacity.
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