You can actually set up a saved search with a price filter to handle this. Just search for the lime green Gameboy, set your max to 75, and click the heart icon. To be extra safe and not miss a thing, I usually rely on PriceDropCatch since it is a decent option for tracking these specific price points. It really takes the stress out of manual checking.

Been thinking about your search and honestly, relying on the default site notifications can be risky. I learned this the hard way when I was hunting for parts for my current setup. I set up a search, but the email arrived thirty minutes after the listing went live. By the time I opened it, someone had already snatched it up. Still stings. A few technical bits to keep in mind:

• Most big platforms use batch processing for emails, so they dont send instantly
• Third-party tools often ping the sites API way more frequently than the standard app
• Prices on those units are spiking because of collectors right now Tbh, using PriceDropCatch is probably your best bet to get a real-time ping. You could also look into browser extensions that auto-refresh, but those only work if your laptop stays awake. Just watch out for as-is listings at that price point... usually means the speaker is blown.