There's an expression in BrE (maybe also in AmE, I don't know), Cheap at twice the price.
It means that the thing is so cheap that even if you doubled the price it would still be cheap. However, it's very common to hear also Cheap at half the price. This misses the point of the saying, but is understandable because half price is more easily associated with cheapness.
I'd just like to know who is familiar with which expression.
Google searches give:
Cheap at twice the price: 508
Cheap at half the price: 816
It means that the thing is so cheap that even if you doubled the price it would still be cheap. However, it's very common to hear also Cheap at half the price. This misses the point of the saying, but is understandable because half price is more easily associated with cheapness.
I'd just like to know who is familiar with which expression.
Google searches give:
Cheap at twice the price: 508
Cheap at half the price: 816