Best Buy!!??!!?? Why is the black more expensive than the silver?? Same product, different color, and $40 difference. I wanted black I'm not paying $40 more for the same product. I know the silver are "on sale" but it still makes no sense. null

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Kaelan · Accepted Answer

Supply and demand. If they are selling 4 black sets for every 1 silver, why would they make the black cheaper? You said you wanted black, and clearly more people wanted black so they discounted the silver to try and reduce stock. It's like how when buying a car to get one color over another it costs more when it's still the same amount of painting time and materials. If they truly are the same, color shouldn't matter, you can't see them while wearing them anyway. They aren't charging more for black, it's MSRP, they're just charging less for silver.

Answered by Kaelan 7 years ago

Jason · Answer

Sometimes some colors are priced differently based on sales.

Rana · Answer

I have no idea. I didn’t notice a price difference. In fact the employee just handed me a set. It is black with silver on the ends.

“Best Buy!!??!!?? Why is the black more expensive than the silver?? Same product, different color, and $40 difference. I wanted black I'm not paying $40 more for the same product. I know the silver are "on sale" but it still makes no sense.”

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