Kamriyal

You're about to buy a console or a graphics card in Saudi Arabia, and you've got a few store tabs open trying to work out who's cheapest today. Kamriyal, whose name is Arabic for "how many riyals?", does that comparing for you. The home page groups products into about 20 categories, from game consoles, graphics cards and TVs to phones and laptops. Power banks and keyboards are in there too.

Each product shows its lowest price in Saudi riyals and how many stores carry it. The site is free, works in English and Arabic, needs no account, and says prices update several times a day.

A product page lists every offer the site found, cheapest first, each with the date it was checked and a link to the store. On November 9, 2026, the PlayStation 5 page showed 26 offers from three stores, with Jarir Bookstore cheapest at SAR 2,079.

Filters by edition and storage split the list up, and that matters here. The cheapest offer was a Slim Digital Edition bundled with a game voucher, while the disc edition started at SAR 2,648.60. Some offers on the same page had last been checked three days earlier, so read the date beside each price.

A footer line says Kamriyal compares prices that retailers publish, that prices can change at the store, and that some links are affiliate links, so the site can earn from purchases. As of November 9, 2026, it has no privacy policy, terms, about page or contact page, and it doesn't say who runs it. It collects nothing beyond the search box, but there's also no way to report a wrong price.

So use it as a quick first stop when you're shopping for electronics in Saudi Arabia, and check the final price on the retailer's own site before you buy.