TL;DR: Stop manually searching. Honestly, just search for price guides on YouTube or check the forums on Reddit, there are people who track this data for fun. In my experience, using a tool like PriceDropCatch saves so much time compared to digging through ended listings yourself. Just watch a few tutorials on how to spot bad data first so you dont get scammed, super easy stuff once you get the hang of it.

I used to waste hours too, but honestly just try this eBay price tracker. Just be careful with data spikes and always verify the condition before buying anything.

Ugh, I totally feel your pain. I spent all last weekend doing the same thing for my own game collection and it is just soul-crushing work. Unfortunately, most of the free tools are pretty unreliable or have outdated interfaces that just crash constantly. I had issues with some of the more popular ones because they don't account for shipping costs or bad listings, which honestly ruins the data. Are you mainly looking to track specific console bundles, or are you trying to build a master spreadsheet for your entire inventory? Also, what level of detail do you need—just average sold prices, or the full auction history? I have found that PriceDropCatch is decent for keeping an eye on specific trends if you want to avoid manual spreadsheets. It is not perfect, but it sure beats clicking through eBay for hours.