MacRumors has partnered with Anker again this week to offer our readers a chance to save on nine accessories, including USB-C chargers, wireless chargers, Lightning cables, and portable battery packs.
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Savings reach as much as 40 percent off the devices listed below, starting as low as $11.99 for Anker's own Lightning to USB-C power cable, which can be used to fast charge a compatible iPhone. All of the discount codes have been organized in our list, so be sure to browse the sale before the codes expire this Sunday, September 22.
Anker Sale
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- Powerline III USB-A to Lightning Cable (White and Black) - $11.99 with code MACRA8812, down from $14.99
- Powerline II USB-C to Lightning Cable - $11.99 with code MACRA8632, down from $15.99
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- USB-C Power Strip with Power Delivery - $28.79 with code MACRA2767, down from $35.99
- PowerExpand+ 7-in-1 USB-C Hub - $32.19 with code MACRA8352, down from $45.99
- 60W 2-Port USB-C Charger - $43.99 with code MACRA2029, down from $54.99
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- PowerWave 7.5W Pad Wireless Charger - $16.99 with code MRA2501Z1, $21.99
- PowerWave 7.5W Stand Wireless Charger - $25.99 with code MRA2521W, down from $32.99
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- PowerCore 10,000 mAh - $34.99 with code MACRA1235, down from $45.99
- PowerCore Speed 20,100 mAh with 30W PD Charger - $59.99 with code MACRA1275, down from $99.99
Head to our full Deals Roundup for even more of the latest Apple-related sales.
Top Rated Comments
* PowerWave 7.5W Stand Wireless Charger ('https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07MP1Y4H5') - $25.99 with code MRA2521W, down from $32.99
Not sure I entirely understand the point of these upright Qi chargers. If you're dropping your phone into a stand like this, how much harder is it to have it plug into a lightning port? Faster, more efficient charging and you can still do it one-handed.(I get it with the little "hockey puck" style ones you lie your phone down on flat, because that's way easier when it's wireless)