I found it several times for 70 euros and below.

At the current stage, at 120€, it is not worth it as for just 20-25€ more you can get a gigabyte b650m gaming x ax rrv1.0 WiFi or msi gaming plus b650m WiFi.

However, at 67-69€, if you find it, here’s what you will gain:

A fantastic b650 in this price range.
Compatibility with 7500f/7600x/7850x3D or 8600g/8700g for those wanting a budget desktop workstation pc with entry-level gaming capabilities.
DDR5 support up to 6400mhz (patriot viper 2x16gb 6400mhz at 105€ with low timings and strong speeds).
2 pcie ssds slots (1 gen 5/ 1 gen 4).
1 pcie m.2 WiFi card slot with ports for antennas on the backplate - io shield (20€ for an Intel WiFi card WiFi 6E).
M-atx size for fitting in all or most cases.
Very good utilities via the asrock app.

The only downside is 2 slots for memory, so if you go for 2x8 and want an upgrade, unfortunately, you will have to sell and buy a new kit.

I think at the price of 70€, it is incredible value to performance and definitely has no competition at 120-130€. Go for the ones I suggested above; they are better and have WiFi, so either one will work for you!
Now, regarding its durability, I have had it in some systems for 1-2 months now... I don’t know, but it’s not a fox/biostar where you play heads or tails. And so far, asrock is the only one without issues on am4/5/lga1200/1700 platforms, so I believe it will earn its money back (google what I mean).
5/5 for the value to performance for the buyer!

I have installed 7800x3d 7800xt 32gb 6400rams the ram took them directly 6400 without any problem temperatures flawless I have not the slightest problem

It was used with Ryzen 7600x, Deepcool AK400, 7800XT gpu, G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo EXPO 32GB ram, Cougar MX330 case, 2 nvme ssd, 1 sata ssd.

First, a bios upgrade was done with flashback following asrock's instructions.

Everything ran smoothly. I had read that AM5 had issues with boot times and general instability. My boot time is usually around 15 seconds from pressing the button (without window's fast boot, etc.) without changing any settings in the ram in the bios. Also, playing games and running several benchmarks (cpu, ram) I haven't encountered any issues yet.

Overall, so far I haven't literally encountered any problems in any area but I am a casual user, I'm not going to push it to its limits on purpose. If anything comes up, I will update the post.

EDIT (3 months later): About 1 in 20 cold boots (with fast startup disabled) takes almost half a minute longer to enter windows. It is normal and it is the training that the ddr5 ram does, you can look it up. Don't worry if you see it's slow. It can be disabled from the bios I think but there is a small chance of instability in the computer. Overall, everything remains smooth.