TechBargains

The only reason I give it 4 stars is because they changed the look and layout of their site.
Now it is harder to navigate.
I wish they would go back to the old one.

But still #1 deal site for Monitors and Computer Parts.

Was in the market for a digital camera. Just missed a rebate by Samsung so thought I was out of luck. Came across this site in a Google search and they had a code for a better discount than the rebate. The link worked fine and was legit, I checked before actually going thru with the purchase at Adorama. Final result 150 off plus it included the flash attachment, company flash not off brand, and was also the lowest price to be found even without the flash.

I love the customer service of this website.
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A good source for deals on technology gadgets - Lots of good deals that sometimes sell out quick. Nicely laid out with good pictures. You can also get deal alerts via email if you are looking for the best price on a specific item and are not in too much of a hurry. Of course you always get tempted to buy stuff just cuz it's such a good deal.

I recently purchased surgical masks from supergooddeals.com based on the deal being listed on Techbargains. I have followed Techbargains for many years and have rarely had issues with the deals that I've found there.

Because of that I didn't check out supergooddeals myself. After I ordered and did not receive my product I did check out supergooddeals and every review site that rates them is flooded with 1-star reviews and universally negative comments.

Other deal sites had listed this same deal but soon removed it for 'not meeting their standards'. Techbargains kept it listed long after other sites realized it was a scam.

Also Techbargains no longer has a method for users to leave feedback on deals. That makes me a bit suspicious that they have sold out and are now just looking for maximum revenue from click-through fees. Hopefully I will be proven wrong, but this experience has soured me.

Any holiday, you'll suddenly see an onslaught of "X Holiday"deals posted, like "Walmart Labor Day Sale". Almost all of these sales are false, and the stores themselves are advertising no such sale. TechBargains needs to try to be honest instead of making things up. It's basically like third-party false advertising.