Price the main item by itself, then add only accessories you would have purchased separately. Ignore the advertised “value” of unwanted extras. Check that the bundled model and quantities match what you intended to buy.
Compare the delivered total, seller, warranty, and whether a partial return is possible. A bundle can be convenient and cheaper, but it can also hide old stock or raise the effective price of the item you really need. Use recent price history for the main item as a baseline.
The bundle wins only if its useful contents justify the full price.