Thanks for posting the pics @GinjaNinja18. Is the blister pack reusable and can be closed?
Oh ok, good to know. Thanks.It’s just a cover for the front really, with a setting for the magnet.....doesn’t wrap around.
Got my copy today. The steelbook is very nice.
Not convinced by the magnet. The debissed area on the steel is very shallow. As a result magnet sits very proud from the surface.
Also magnet is very weak. So the position shifts at the slightest nudge.
Not quite correct there Paul, the RRP is £36.99, as shown on various sites such as zavvi and zoom. I suspect unless amazon lower the price tomorrow Monday, then £27.99 price wll stick.Amazon UK debit card charged
I hope it back in stock on Monday with price reduced to retail price of £24.99
£27.99 is the RRP price Amazon never lowered the price to retail £24.99 price
Amazon started listing with price £27.99 with no price drop at all at any stageWhy would Amazon reduce the price. They sold out with the higher price.
Nope, the RRP is £36.99, (i'm not blind, it's there in black pixels, whether made up or not and Amazon doesn't show RRP's, and I can't recall when they ever did. It's just the Amazon price. Sometimes they have a crossed out 'list' price, normally when items are in the sales, like black Friday deals).Amazon started listing with price £27.99 with no price drop at all at any stage
Amazon price drops is done by matching HMV prices before release date with often reducing price to be even lower than HMV or a least be the same.
Amazon don't go by what Zavvi or Zoom list no matter how low or high their prices are
@Mr Y Fronts
Amazon RRP price is £27.99 that is what they listed from the start
Don't go by what Zavvi or Zoom list in regards to their listings for RRP price they are often not the actual RRP price
Some of Zavvi RRP price listings are but you do at least see a Save £ amount to be something more reasonable to give you close enough to a normal retail price.
Really cannot understand why you kept your Amazon order at the higher price when every other retailer was offering it cheaper.Amazon started listing with price £27.99 with no price drop at all at any stage
Amazon price drops is done by matching HMV prices before release date with often reducing price to be even lower than HMV or a least be the same.
Amazon don't go by what Zavvi or Zoom list no matter how low or high their prices are
@Mr Y Fronts
Amazon RRP price is £27.99 that is what they listed from the start
Don't go by what Zavvi or Zoom list in regards to their listings for RRP price they are often not the actual RRP price
Some of Zavvi RRP price listings are but you do at least see a Save £ amount to be something more reasonable to give you close enough to a normal retail price.
Amazon crossed out 'list' price is their retail price it can vary as in lower or increase to different prices before release date when it's not crossed out it's not been reduced.Nope, the RRP is £36.99, (i'm not blind, it's there in black pixels, whether made up or not and Amazon doesn't show RRP's, and I can't recall when they ever did. It's just the Amazon price. Sometimes they have a crossed out 'list' price, normally when items are in the sales, like black Friday deals).
The retail price can be ANYTHING the retailer wants to charge, they could charge £36.99 if they see fit. Just so happens Amazon felt like £27.99 was worth it, and as it sold out at that price, then so be it, they have no incentive to lower it frankly.
But as amazon usually have a live stock system, I'm surprised it didn't show up again for pre-order, but as I said in my last message, Monday should see what amazon wish to continue to sell this for, unless it is really sold out....
But most importantly, Zoom have finally despatched my order on Saturday, so if they passed it over to royal mail, should get this Monday (they said it is sent 1st class)
Reason for this is Amazon would not taken payment until Saturday or Sunday before release dateReally cannot understand why you kept your Amazon order at the higher price when every other retailer was offering it cheaper.
It's like you were gambling that Amazon would eventually beat their price and now it's bit you in the ass.