How much have you spent at newegg over the years?

[imaheadcase]

About $5k, now that NCIX is in the USA i been looking at them for stuff, they have some nice features I wish newegg.com had. Anyone else annoyed how newegg is selling other stuff now besides computer parts? I hate clicking daily deals and lists rice cookers. lol

 

[sangyup81]

i just bought a keurig coffee maker for a friend's bday from there. it's nice that i can get it for 0% interest for 6 months

 

[jhansman]

Heh, checked my order history (seven pages worth) and my first order was in Nov. of 2001 for a 40GB Deskstar drive-$107. You can snag 2TB for less than that now.

I hate clicking daily deals and lists rice cookers. lol

Yeah, but it's a digital rice cooker!

 

[Michael Meio]

I must have spent some 6-7k @ Newegg for 3 builds since 2004.

 

[IGemini]

My history says over $8k since 2005, though I did a few computer builds for other people so personally it's around $7k.

 

[Dravic]

5,749.75 since 2001 (i guessed between 4-8)

But I live near a Fry's again, and newegg stopped being the low price leader like 5 years ago (still my number one place to browse). Their automated inventory pricing ensures those techie hidden inventory deals (5830s for bitmining, unlocakble GPU's , .. etc) are tougher to get in on at the price that made them a deal to begin with.

 

[Slufa111]

where yall getting these number?

 

[NAC]

I viewed all order history, re-typed all the values into excel and summed them up. Came up with just over 4k. Oldest order is in 2001, a 40 gig IBM "Deathstar".

 

[blckgrffn]

I swear that not all of my orders are there. Is there anyone else who gets that impression?

 

[smakme7757]

I don't buy from Newegg, but i'd say all up ive spent about 10k USD in the last 4 years on computer parts and laptops.

 

[OBLAMA2009]

i dont even know why newegg is that popular. i know the have almost everything, but are their prices really that low? even full priced retailers where i live have things like dvd's players for $18, 4 gb memory for $39 etc, terabyte drives for $50 etc... things are pretty much the same everywhere arent they?

 

[ultimatebob]

I spent about $4,100 for Newegg over the past 7 years... But I also spent about $2,000 from Dell, $1,500 from Lenovo, and about $12,000(!) for Apple over that time.

The odd thing is that I don't even own an Apple computer anymore. They're all for family members.

 

[zCypher]

$203 over the past 3 years.
The total from NCIX is more though just under $1500 in the same time.

 

[Tikerz]

$7195.75 since October 2001.

First purchase was:

-- AMD Athlon XP 1800+
-- Shuttle KT266A MB
-- Thermalright SK-6 HS w/ Delta fan
-- Enermax 350W PSU

Total: $425.49.

 

[imaheadcase]

i dont even know why newegg is that popular. i know the have almost everything, but are their prices really that low? even full priced retailers where i live have things like dvd's players for $18, 4 gb memory for $39 etc, terabyte drives for $50 etc... things are pretty much the same everywhere arent they?

Not at all! Newegg.com normally has the best price on things, because they offer free shipping on popular items.

The only thing is that you can get better deals, but they are rare to find.

But most order from newegg because its a all-in-one place to get parts knowing you get fast shipping and good prices. You will be hard pressed to find a site that has everything in one spot.

 

[Rhoxed]

Not at all! Newegg.com normally has the best price on things, because they offer free shipping on popular items.

The only thing is that you can get better deals, but they are rare to find.

But most order from newegg because its a all-in-one place to get parts knowing you get fast shipping and good prices. You will be hard pressed to find a site that has everything in one spot.

Well without having a frys or microcenter near me, you can actually save quite a bit of money at newegg if you use the coupon codes, and bundles correctly.

 

[Meghan54]

Not at all! Newegg.com normally has the best price on things, because they offer free shipping on popular items.

The only thing is that you can get better deals, but they are rare to find.

But most order from newegg because its a all-in-one place to get parts knowing you get fast shipping and good prices. You will be hard pressed to find a site that has everything in one spot.

All depends upon what's close to you and what's not.

Having had two Fry's and two Microcenters within driving distance, I found I bought less and less from Newegg, and most Newegg purchases became items not carried at either of the above retailers or, in the case of memory and video cards, just were cheaper than Fry's/MC (sometimes.)

And Newegg's prices have steadily climbed over the years as others have noticed....what used to be the definite low price and service leader in years past is just a service equal of other retailers/etailers and most times no competition in price. Selection, certainly a leader, but sometimes, just having a wide selection without competitive prices is a losing proposition.

 

[Tikerz]

All depends upon what's close to you and what's not.

Having had two Fry's and two Microcenters within driving distance, I found I bought less and less from Newegg, and most Newegg purchases became items not carried at either of the above retailers or, in the case of memory and video cards, just were cheaper than Fry's/MC (sometimes.)

And Newegg's prices have steadily climbed over the years as others have noticed....what used to be the definite low price and service leader in years past is just a service equal of other retailers/etailers and most times no competition in price. Selection, certainly a leader, but sometimes, just having a wide selection without competitive prices is a losing proposition.

Yeah, I've been finding items I need cheaper at my local Frys even with paying tax. Not to mention Frys will price match internet retailer prices and has a ridiculously lenient return policy. There's nothing like being able to buy 3 different motherboards and testing them all for 30 days to see which one you like best and then bring back the ones you don't want for a full refund. Not that I actually did that, but I could. 😛

 

[dakU7]

2,841$ since Sept 2010, 22 yrs.
Damn, way more than I thought..

 

[veri745]

~$3500 since 2004. Definitely not all of my computer parts came from Newegg, though.

My first purchase over $100 was a GeForce 6800GT: $352

 

[jhansman]

Love the Egg. My last trip to Frys (Santa Clara) was a nightmare. Crap scattered everywhere in the aisles, major stock outages, employees yelling at each other, TVs blaring at full volume. Just shabby and awful. Online is a much more pleasant shopping experience.

 

[Kevmanw430]

$26,468 since July 2003. But, if you total for my side business, I might break 200k from that alone. Built about 300 systems since I started in 2005.

 

[beginner99]

$26,468 since July 2003. But, if you total for my side business, I might break 200k from that alone. Built about 300 systems since I started in 2005.

Interesting. So you buy parts from newegg, assemble and sell the PC?
How can you be competitive against Dell etc and actually make money?

 

[Tikerz]

$26,468 since July 2003. But, if you total for my side business, I might break 200k from that alone. Built about 300 systems since I started in 2005.

You've spent $200K in computer parts in the past 6 years and you're only 21? I wish my dad would have let me use his credit card back then.

 

[Arachnotronic]

About $20k. I do a lot of builds for other people, as well as my personal and family builds.