Used AT Pro detector prices holding up

[GKL]

Just proves that competition is a good thing, especially for the consumer.

VERY good point, keeps most companies trying to make a better product but still maintain a (relatively) reasonable price for what you are getting.

I understand that there obviously must be a profit margin to make it worthwhile for companies and resellers to stay in business, but I do wonder what the difference might be between the actual cost to make the product and the selling price to the consumer.

 

[MrLostAndFound]

just looked at eBay for sold AT Pro detectors and even used ones were sold for $500 or more. I had expected the prices to be lower by this time due to lots of AT Pro users buying Equinox detectors.

I think AT Pro owner are buying the 600 and 800 but keeping their AT Pro's. That plus people not wanting to enjoy the 800's steep learning curve keeps the demand for the AT Pro steady. Plus the fact that the AT Max really doesn't bring much more to the table. I for one like the AT Pro's VDI spread of 99 better that the Nox 39 spread.

Are you looking for a new AT Pro still under warranty?