Bargain

A bargain is an item purchased at a price significantly lower than its perceived or actual value, it is seen an especially good deal for the buyer. This can happen through sales, negotiations, pricing errors, or when sellers are motivated to move inventory quickly. A bargain might be:

• An item marked down far below its original price

• Something priced less than similar items elsewhere

• A high-quality item selling at an unexpectedly low price

• A purchase where you negotiate a better price

The term 'bargain' can be used as both a noun ('I got a bargain') and a verb ('to bargain for a better price'). The perception of what constitutes a bargain varies by individual and context - what's a bargain to one person might not be to another, depending on their assessment of the item's value.