Quick verdict
Two new trade paperback listings for the same book - Ben Goldsmith's *Adobe Premiere Pro: A Complete Course and Compendium of Features* - are sitting at different listed prices. The $40.49 listing is the lower-priced new copy and is described as unread and gift-ready. The $49.46 listing costs $8.97 more but adds useful context about the book's lesson-based structure and reference-style features. If the goal is simply the lowest listed price on a brand-new copy, the $40.49 listing wins. If you'd rather know more about what's inside before choosing, the $49.46 listing has the edge.
At a glance
| Listing | Listed Price | Price Bar | Format | Condition |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ADOBE PREMIERE PRO: A COMPLETE COURSE AND COMPENDIUM OF | USD 40.49 | Trade Paperback | Brand New | |
| Adobe Premiere Pro: A Complete Course and Compendium of Features | USD 49.46 | Trade Paperback | Brand New |
Both listings share ISBN 9781681986876, GTIN 9781681986876, and epid 28050405400, so these are two new copies of the same edition at different prices.
Where each listing wins
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- Adobe Premiere Pro: A Complete Course and Compendium of Features wins on inside-the-book context. At $49.46, this listing points to "master best practices (lessons) through well-tested exercises" plus "easy to find (and explore) key reference features and concepts." It also includes ISBN-13 and item length/width dimensions, giving you a clearer sense of the book's physical and content scope.
Product notes
ADOBE PREMIERE PRO: A COMPLETE COURSE AND COMPENDIUM OF (By Ben Goldsmith)
This is the one to choose when the lower listed price matters most. At $40.49, it's a Brand New trade paperback and carries the same ISBN, GTIN, and epid as the higher-priced listing, so you're getting the same edition. The note about being unread and in gift-giving condition makes it a solid fit if you're sending it to someone else or just want the peace of mind of a fresh copy. The trade-off: you won't see much upfront context about the lesson-and-reference structure, so you'll rely on the title and the ISBN to know what you're getting. If you already know you want this book and price is your main filter, this listing is the direct pick.
Adobe Premiere Pro: A Complete Course and Compendium of Features
This $49.46 listing offers more context about what the book actually does. It describes a complete course with projects and lessons derived from video editor and Adobe Certified Instructor Ben Goldsmith, along with best practices and well-tested exercises. It also highlights easy-to-find key reference features and concepts, which is useful if you're trying to judge whether the book fits the way you learn. The condition is Brand New, the format is Trade Paperback, and the ISBN, GTIN, and epid all match the other listing. The trade-off is the higher listed price - $8.97 more than the other new copy. If the extra lesson-focused detail is worth the higher price to you, this is the listing to go with.
Final choice by use case
- Choose the $40.49 listing when you want the lower listed price on a new, unread trade paperback copy of *Adobe Premiere Pro: A Complete Course and Compendium of Features*.
- Choose the $49.46 listing when you'd like more upfront detail about the book's lesson-based exercises and reference-style features, and the higher listed price fits your decision.
