One photo of a PlayStation 3 on a flea-market tarp. FlipTip identifies the console, pulls its real eBay sold prices and tells you whether $30 is a good buy.
The video starts with Treasure Radar on: price tags appear over the items on the tarp — a camo game controller and a Sony PlayStation 3 Slim. One photo of the console, the seller's price of $30 typed in, and the scan runs.
The result: Sony PlayStation 3, real sold prices of $47–100 based on 21 completed eBay sales, a WORTH IT verdict with a score of 78/100 and about $34 profit after eBay fees. The verdict card also lists what to check before buying — the model number on the bottom sticker and the disc drive.
The analysis is shortened in the video. A real scan takes 30–70 seconds: the item is identified from every label, logo and model number, and the exact model is named only when the photo proves it — then the real sold prices are pulled.