The answer is relative my friend 😅

You mean that the price depends on the condition of the product, right?
If it is correct, I bought a product that looks so bad.

Really depends on your usage plans. If you want to make music, it's a decent box. If you plan to just play games, I feel an 88 Pro is the better choice.

Prices for that often range from $150 to well over $300, depending on who is selling it and what condition it is in. I've never seen a listing for one that didn't offer a product that wasn't "heavily used", so I don't know if you got it for a "reasonable price", as I'm not familiar with the offering from the seller that you purchased it from. That being said, it's a music machine and not something you'd use for games, but the hardware you would use for games has reached the point where it's breaking down and is becoming non-functional due to wear and tear and aging circuit/electrical components that need replacement.

onlymidi wrote on 2024-07-23, 13:22:

You mean that the price depends on the condition of the product, right?
If it is correct, I bought a product that looks so bad.

No I meant different people value things differently. Your source of value told you it's worth it, somone else might not want to pay a penny for it, and another would pay double the price to get it.

To get an idea on the landscape of pricing, check eBay's sold listings. See how many sold at the ask price.. as you can't tell how offer sales ended up at.

I myself am not familiar with the 8850, but I got my 55mk2 from a local seller on FB for 160CAD and it's clean and working.