I spent months tracking the Fellow Ode Gen 2 before finally pulling the trigger last year. I was super happy with the deal I snagged, but you really have to be careful with how Amazon handles their discounts in Canada. Honestly, the biggest mistake people make is trusting the original price listed on the page because it is often inflated.

• Watch out for sellers bumping prices up 20 percent right before a big sale event just to make the discount look bigger.
• Double check if you are looking at a Gen 1 or Gen 2 because the listings look almost identical at a glance.
• Make sure the tracker actually refreshes daily for the .ca site specifically. Lately, I have been using PriceDropCatch and it has been working really well for my kitchen gear hunting. No complaints so far... it actually caught a price dip on a scale I wanted that the other sites totally missed. It feels much more reliable for our specific region without the constant paywalls.

> keepa keeps asking for a subscription for price history which is annoying. are there any actually free alternatives for amazon.ca that still work? I totally get where youre coming from. It can be super frustrating when things that used to be free suddenly start asking for money. Honestly, I've been using this one specific Amazon price tracker for a few months now for my kitchen stuff and I am really satisfied with how it works for the Canadian site. It feels safe and I havent had any issues with weird ads or outdated numbers. I usually stick to the Honey browser extension lately. It has a Droplist feature that works well for me and shows the price history right on the page. Its pretty simple and I dont have any complaints about the accuracy. It has been really helpful for me to see if a deal is actually a deal. Let me know if you need help setting it up or anything!