What is difference, programmatically, between bundled product and configurable product in magento? What can one do that the other can't?
The notable differences between grouped and bundled products are customization options and their respective uses. Grouped products are limited to purchase quantities of each individual item, whereas bundled products let customers choose the variety of options and quantities for each item in the bundle.
A Bundle product is also known as a 'kit' in other eCommerce platforms. This is a composite product type that consists of a number of simple or virtual products. Shoppers can add and configure products in a bundle according to their needs and build a 'product of their own'.
What's the difference between a simple product vs Configurable products in Magento 2? Simple products are products that do not require the user to choose any additional attributes to buy the product – they just add to cart. Configurable products require users to select multiple options before adding to cart.
A configurable product in Magento 2 is a bit complicated version of a simple product. The difference is the following: each combination of product options has a personal SKU (Stock Keeping Unit), and it's possible to track stock inventory of every product variation. For example, you sell t-shirts.
A configurable product is a number of different but related items in which the user selects one of them by choosing a series of options. For example, a T-shirt could have many different sizes. Each size is a different physical unit but the customer just goes to the T-shirt page and then selects a size.
A bundled product would be a group of items grouped together, like a kit, that sell as a single unit. For example, I might have a fishing rod and a fishing reel that sell separately, but I also bundle them together as a combo.
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