MacRumors Exclusive: Save 20% on Anker's Lightning Cables, USB-C Cables, and More
MacRumors has partnered with popular accessory maker Anker this week, offering our readers the chance to save on a collection of Apple accessories with some exclusive discount codes. Items in the sale include multiple Lightning cables, a USB-C cable, a USB-C hub, and a USB-C wall charger perfect for fast-charging an iPhone.
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Anker is well known for building high-quality accessories that are far cheaper than many other companies, particularly those sold by Apple. With our exclusive promo codes, you'll have the chance to save an extra 20 percent on the products listed below. Note that the codes will expire on Sunday, April 21, so be sure to head to Amazon to take part in the sale this week.
Exclusive Anker Sale (20 Percent Off)
- Powerline+ Lightning Cable 6ft (Red) - $14.39 with code MACRA822, down from $17.99
- Powerline+ Lightning Cable 6ft（White) - $14.39 with code MACRA822, down from $17.99
- Powerline+ Lightning Cable 6ft (Gray) - $14.39 with code MACRA822, down from $17.99
- Powerline+ Lightning Cable 6ft (Golden) - $14.39 with code MACRA822, down from $17.99
- Powerline+ USB-C to USB-C Cable 3ft (Red) - $11.19 with code MACR8187, down from $13.99
- 3-in-1 USB-C Hub, with 4K HDMI, Power Delivery, USB 3.0 - $23.99 with code MACR8335 + on-page coupon, down from $29.99
- 30W 2 Port USB-C Wall Charger PowerPort - $18.39 with code MACPDW26, down from $22.99
For more discounts on Anker products and other Apple-related devices and accessories, visit our full Deals Roundup.
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