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The best value in every category, right now

A sticker price tells you almost nothing. What matters is the price per unit of the thing you are actually buying: per terabyte, per watt-hour, per frame, per 1000 lumens. Below is the single best-value pick in each category we track, updated automatically from live prices.

CategoryBest value right nowBest priceValue
SSD (internal)Kingston NV2 2TB$100$50per TBSee all →
NASSynology DS415+$110$28per baySee all →
ProjectorViewSonic PA503W$268$71per 1k lmSee all →
Power stationBluetti EB55$155$0.29per WhSee all →
GPURTX 3080$300$10.1per TFLOPSee all →
CPURyzen 5 5500$75$3.83per 1k ptsSee all →
MacBookMacBook Air M1$430$51.81per 1k GBSee all →
iPadiPad Air M1$340$41.46per 1k GBSee all →
LEGO set10307 Eiffel Tower$400$0.040per pieceSee all →
Cloud storageMediaFire$50$0.50per TBSee all →
Residential proxiesDataImpulsepay as you go$1.00per GBSee all →
Email APIAmazon SESpay as you go$0.10per 1k emailsSee all →
VPS hostingHostHatch$2.42$0.60per GB RAMSee all →
Managed WordPressHostinger Managed WP$3.99$0.04per 1k visitsSee all →
How this works. For each category we take today's cheapest live listing for every model, divide by the unit that decides real value (capacity, performance, brightness and so on), and surface the model with the lowest cost per unit. Follow any row to its full ranking, where you can see every model and buy from the live listing. Prices move constantly, so this refreshes automatically.

Why value per unit beats the cheapest price

The cheapest hard drive is rarely the best value per terabyte. The cheapest graphics card is rarely the best value per frame. The cheapest power station is rarely the best value per watt-hour. Ranking by the unit you care about, the same idea that makes a price-per-terabyte table more useful than a list of drive prices, is the fastest way to find where your money goes furthest. That is the one number each of the pages above is built around.