I would like to know why there are different prices for different colors?
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We base pricing on supply or demand combined with what our competitors are selling them for, as well.
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The cost difference is that for a professional mechanic, or anyone else, the black color is the least desirable. I've lost several black flashlights in the interior of a customer's car. A black tool laying on black carpeting is invisible. Also, I believe it is more expensive to Anodize [electro-chemical process used to color the aluminum case] colors other than black. My advice to pick a bright color that you like and pay the extra money. It's worth the few dollars more.
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the better question is why doesn't amazon just have some sort of 'I don't care about the color or style' button so you can find the cheapest one without hunting for it. the flashlight isn't bad but some items (paracord comes to mind immediately) have 10 or 20 or more choices to check.
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My guess, as I have seen this before, some colors are more popular than others. The slow movers go on sale.
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not sure why white is more expensive, maybe because is a popular color. i got the brown to match my furniture and it is/perfect.
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I don't have answer, just comment for question.... Confusing sometimes when several vendors are selling what appears to be the same item, often prices vary widely. Then next time they're all close within a few pennies. Go figure, unless different regions have higher demand and thus can charge more. So maybe Internet isn't the great equalizer afterall. Who know how this system works?
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there are several different ways to buys these, look at the customers also bought link products, you'll see a variety of colors. You'll have to buy the pink and black separate so you'll pay more, but if it means that much to you, you can do it that way.
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I am guessing that you are looking at two different suppliers. There are different prices for the same thing depending on who you buy it from.
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There's a area where you choose what size and color you want. The price will change accordingly. You may have to look at it on a computer browser.
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I own two, in different patterns. The only difference that I can see is the color or pattern. I think price differences are just different vendors our different times the pattern come from.
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They don't, in all cases. The grey 25-lb, for instance, is $19.99 with free Amazon Prime shipping, while the black 25 was $26.92 (plus $11.33 shipping). The grey 50 was about $45 while the black 50 was $79. I don't know why there even are two colors, but I suspect the pricing is more a function of the fact that the sellers are different. The gray (or at least the 25 and 50) come from Amazon, with free Prime shipping, while the black ones (again the 25 and 50) are from another seller. In some cases the black ones are from Amazon but not the grey ones and the black are cheaper -- see, e.g., the 5 pounders. They don't, in all cases. The grey 25-lb, for instance, is $19.99 with free Amazon Prime shipping, while the black 25 was $26.92 (plus $11.33 shipping). The grey 50 was about $45 while the black 50 was $79. I don't know why there even are two colors, but I suspect the pricing is more a function of the fact that the sellers are different. The gray (or at least the 25 and 50) come from Amazon, with free Prime shipping, while the black ones (again the 25 and 50) are from another seller. In some cases the black ones are from Amazon but not the grey ones and the black are cheaper -- see, e.g.,... » Read More They don't, in all cases. The grey 25-lb, for instance, is $19.99 with free Amazon Prime shipping, while the black 25 was $26.92 (plus $11.33 shipping). The grey 50 was about $45 while the black 50 was $79. I don't know why there even are two colors, but I suspect the pricing is more a function of the fact that the sellers are different. The gray (or at least the 25 and 50) come from Amazon, with free Prime shipping, while the black ones (again the 25 and 50) are from another seller. In some cases the black ones are from Amazon but not the grey ones and the black are cheaper -- see, e.g., the 5 pounders. « Show Less
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I think it because some colors cost more to produce tha material. Mine is tan and my cousins is burgandy. His cost more but made with same quality if that answers your question. Good luck
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I believe the only difference is in the color, as I had the exact same question. Seems like some colors cost more than others.
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Different sellers? I have noticed other things that are sold on Amazon that are exactly the same just different colors cost different. Might be by demand.
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Certain styles and colors of the same product may have a higher demand than others. Solid black tends to be a very popular case color, so the price may be higher than other styles.
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Prices on products change all the time. Check back and you will find lower prices sometimes and higher prices others.
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Colorful items sells what appears to be the same machine for 3 or more prices. The descriptions used differ slightly but the machines look to be the same. If go to thier website they only sell one machine and its $250 so why are there machines here on amazon for $175?
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Different colors at different prices seems to be a common situation.I don't know why, but I can give some educated guresses:1) Some colors sell better than others, you need to predict in advance how many of each color will sell, your predictions will be off.2) Promotional. odd colors are more likely to be noticed by other people, and they are more likely to ask to see or go look at the camera--though they may not want a purple one.3) They discovered that the purple coloring agent is highly toxic and makes your children grow up to be obnoxious teenagers.5) Kodak REALLY likes purple, and is attempting to convert the world to purple. Different colors at different prices seems to be a common situation.I don't know why, but I can give some educated guresses:1) Some colors sell better than others, you need to predict in advance how many of each color will sell, your predictions will be off.2) Promotional. odd colors are more likely to be noticed by other people, and they are more likely to ask to see or go look at the camera--though they may not want a purple one.3) They discovered that the purple coloring agent is highly toxic and makes your children grow up to be obnoxious... » Read More Different colors at different prices seems to be a common situation.I don't know why, but I can give some educated guresses:1) Some colors sell better than others, you need to predict in advance how many of each color will sell, your predictions will be off.2) Promotional. odd colors are more likely to be noticed by other people, and they are more likely to ask to see or go look at the camera--though they may not want a purple one.3) They discovered that the purple coloring agent is highly toxic and makes your children grow up to be obnoxious teenagers.5) Kodak REALLY likes purple, and is attempting to convert the world to purple. « Show Less