Price analyses › Makita 197211-7 MAKPAC Interlocking Case
This price is gone. Last seen at $85.20 (checked just now).
Analysis of October 3, 2026, facts frozen on that date.
Makita 197211-7 MAKPAC Interlocking Case, Medium
$48.70-33 %
In short
Matching channels on lid and base
Rounded carrying handle with recessed side
Multiple insert trays to organize tools
ManufacturerMakita 197211-7 Interlocking Case, Medium 6-1/2" x 15-1/2" x
Model197211-7
ColourTeal
SizeMedium
Marketplaceamazon.ca
ASINB012RYNU5I
Below the usual price, but the real floor stays out of reach
Usual price (365 d)
$72.18
real saving 33 %
All-time low
$29.59
November 22, 2021
Already cheaper
0 %
of the observed time
90-day trend
+3,6 %
rising
How this price behaves
Realistic low
$50.17
reached 6 times, held 30 days in total
A floor not to count on
$43.00
lasted only 0.5 day, not a realistic target
PRICE BELOW $72.18
7 days
on average · about every 17 days
PRICE DROP UNDERWAY
for 2 days
about 5 days left
Price behaviour
Very changeable
price changes every 4 days on average
During sales events
Out of 28 events observed, the price really dropped 7 times, by about 20 % on average. In 10 cases, the price had climbed about 37.9 % in the two weeks before.
Black Friday 7,5 %
Price movement
Chart frozen on the day of analysis. Prices may have changed since.
This product sells steadily in its category on Amazon.
So, should you buy?
At $48.70, today's price sits below the 365-day usual price of $72.18, matching the maximum savings cited of 33%. The yearly high reached $85.20, so the gap versus today is notable.
That said, the $43 floor only held for 0.5 day over the whole year, so it's not a realistic target. The price that's actually attainable is closer to $50.17, seen 6 times and sustained for 30 days total. The price is also quite jumpy, changing on average every 4 days, and the 90-day trend is slightly upward (3.6%).
A price drop has been underway for 2 days, with roughly 5 days left based on the usual pattern (drops below the usual price last a median of 7 days and recur about every 17 days). If today's price works for you, it makes more sense to act now than to wait for a floor that has almost never held.
The verdict
Buy now.
Worth it
The current price is among the lowest in its history, and well below its usual level.
