Amazon recently introduced a new feature that allows buyers to check the historical price of an item. 

Amazon mobile has just been updated with a new label: Not competively priced (pricing is not competitive), which is equivalent to directly telling consumers that this product is overpriced. This is undoubtedly forcing sellers to price inward, ah, with this label, sellers will have to reduce prices to retain consumers again.

Amazon's Rufus AI shopping assistant has also launched a new feature: product price history inquiry function. This feature, made possible through the Rufus AI assistant, allows buyers to view price trends over the past 30 days to determine if current prices are competitive.

Specifically, buyers can enter “price history” into the Rufus AI shopping assistant to view a product's price history. By clicking on Rufus and typing in “price history”, buyers can see the price trend of a product over the past 30 days, helping consumers better understand the price trend of a product so they can make smarter purchasing decisions.

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