Look up Zenless Zone Zero for Portugal and two things stand out at once. Eldorado.gg holds the lowest price on every pack. And the list stops at 3,880 Monochrome. The 8,080 pack that appears at $70.86 for the United States, Japan and Chile is absent here.
That second point changes how a Portuguese buyer should plan. In those three countries, a very large purchase can be made in one order. On this list, the largest single pack is $38.89, and anyone wanting more has to stack packs.
Prices on the five packs Portugal does have are otherwise familiar. They match Japan and Chile exactly. The only gap with the United States is on the smallest pack, covered further down.
Prices on the Portuguese list
| Pack | Cheapest | Seller | Sellers quoting | Spread | |---|---|---|---|---| | 60 | $0.91 | Eldorado.gg | 4 | 33% | | 330 | $4.50 | Eldorado.gg | 3 | 16% | | 1,090 | $13.36 | Eldorado.gg | 3 | 20% | | 2,240 | $24.59 | Eldorado.gg | 3 | 25% | | 3,880 | $38.89 | Eldorado.gg | 3 | 34% |
Seven sellers quote Monochrome for Portugal, and every quote we compared is in US dollars, so there is no euro figure to show you. Eldorado.gg carries the third-party seller label on MangoRecharge. Because it leads all five packs, your main decision is whether you are comfortable buying from a seller with that label, and if not, how much the alternatives cost you.
Those alternatives can cost plenty. Spreads here are wide. On the 3,880 pack the dearest quote is $52.27, which is $13.38 above the lowest and the widest gap in percentage terms at 34%. On the 60 pack, $1.21 against $0.91 is a 33% spread, though only 30 cents in cash. These figures are a snapshot at the time of writing, and sellers change prices without notice.
A curve that never turns against you
Mid-sized packs carry no penalty on this list, at least at the lowest quotes.
| Pack | USD per 100 Monochrome | Step from previous pack | |---|---|---| | 60 | $1.517 | — | | 330 | $1.364 | -10.1% | | 1,090 | $1.226 | -10.1% | | 2,240 | $1.098 | -10.4% | | 3,880 | $1.002 | -8.7% |
Each pack is cheaper per unit than the one before, with falls of around ten percent per step. From 60 to 3,880, the unit cost drops 33.9%. No pack is a trap on this measure, and buying the largest one your budget allows is sound.
There is one catch. That smooth line only applies to the lowest quote on each pack. Pay the dearest 3,880 at $52.27 and you are spending about $1.347 per 100, which is worse than the cheapest 1,090 at $1.226. So a big pack from an expensive seller can lose to a smaller pack from a cheap one. Seller choice matters as much as pack size on this list.
What the small packs teach
Five 60 packs would come to $4.55 for 300 Monochrome. One 330 pack is $4.50. You pay five cents less and get 30 more, so there is little sense in buying the 60 more than a few times.
The same logic holds further up. Three 1,090 packs cost $40.08 for 3,270 Monochrome. The 3,880 pack costs $38.89, so it is both $1.19 cheaper and 610 Monochrome bigger. Multiples of a mid-sized pack do not compete with the next size up.
Without an 8,080, what does a big purchase look like?
Since the top pack is not listed for Portugal, heavy spenders must combine. Two 3,880 packs make 7,760 Monochrome for $77.78. For comparison, the 8,080 pack shown for the United States, Japan and Chile is $70.86. So the Portuguese route costs $6.92 more for 320 fewer Monochrome, which is the real price of the missing pack.
A mix of sizes does not help. A 3,880 plus a 2,240 gives 6,120 Monochrome for $63.48, at a worse rate than doubling the 3,880. If you need that many, two of the largest packs remain the efficient choice, at $1.002 per 100.
Should you simply buy the 8,080 from another country's list? Not without checking. A listing shown for another country may not serve your account, and we would not suggest changing anything about your account to reach one. Treat $70.86 as a benchmark, not an option.
Portugal beside three other countries
Japan and Chile are the closest matches: all five packs share the same lowest price and the same seller. Japan has seven sellers and Chile six, against Portugal's seven, and Japan has one more seller on the 60 pack.
The United States is the only one of the three with a lower price. XPTopup quotes the 60 pack at $0.77 there, 14 cents under Portugal's $0.91, and eight sellers compete on that line against four here. The remaining four packs are identical, with the same high quotes as well. The United States also has more sellers overall, at eleven.
So Portugal shows no discount against any of these countries. It runs level on the four middle and upper packs across the board, and it misses out on the small United States price and the 8,080 pack. These numbers give no reason to call Portugal a cheap place to buy Monochrome.
Before handing over any money
- See whether the listing serves your account region. We cannot promise it does for every account.
- Check the Monochrome amount on the listing against the pack you meant to buy.
- Compare the checkout total with the quote, particularly since all quotes here are in dollars.
- Keep your account password private. A seller asking for it is a seller to leave.
- If you prefer not to use a third-party seller, compare the next quote up and decide if the premium is acceptable.
Your next step
Spreads this wide reward a quick look before each purchase. Use this link to compare Zenless Zone Zero prices for Portugal, see whether Eldorado.gg still leads every pack, and check whether an 8,080 option has joined the list.