Anker has a new batch of discounts on Amazon this week, with savings for Bluetooth speakers, wireless chargers, portable chargers, and a Eufy security camera. Some of these sales have been applied automatically, while others do require a discount code to enter at the checkout screen, which we've detailed below.
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Top picks in the sale include Anker's PowerCore 15,000 mAh portable battery for $32.29, down from $39.99. Anker's portable batteries are some of the most reliable accessories and perfect for fueling up Apple products like iPhone and iPad while you're traveling.
Eufy
- Eufy Cam 2C - $84.99, down from $99.99 (exp. 3/1)
Audio
- Soundcore Bluetooth Speaker - $20.89 with on-page coupon, down from $29.99 (exp. 3/1)
- Soundcore Flare 2 - $67.99, down from $79.99 (exp. 2/29)
Wireless Chargers
- PowerWave Pad 2-Pack - $16.56 with code SDB25312, down from $19.99 (exp. 3/1)
- PowerWave Stand with 2 USB-A Ports - $32.99 with code DMAB2573, down from $49.99 (exp. 3/9)
Portable Chargers
- PowerCore 15,000 mAh - $32.29, down from $39.99 (exp. 3/1)
- PowerCore II 20,000 mAh (Black) - $50.99, down from $59.99 (exp. 3/1)
- PowerCore II 20,000 mAh (White) - $52.69, down from $61.99 (exp. 3/1)
Our full Deals Roundup has more information on the latest Apple-related sales and bargains.
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I have a dozen Anker products and all but one work great. The one that stopped working, I had got a free replacement from their customer support, which was a very nice experienceI’m happily selling my old USB c 20,000 and 26,000 mah battery packs from Anker. They don’t hold a charge as they should for the capacity so I’m pretty sure I can beat any sale price.
I’ll never buy anything new from Anker again. Not sure why MR keeps
Pushing trash companies. Their customer service is awful.
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There’s a lot of stuff that Apple doesn’t sell. It doesn’t mean it’s badIf apple doesn't sell it then let that be your guide.
Apple also sells $400 computer wheels and a $1000 monitor stand :rolleyes:If apple doesn't sell it then let that be your guide.
I've bought lots of Anker stuff -- cables, chargers, hubs, etc., and it's all been top-notch.
* My Anker external battery pack has held up well for the two years I've owned it.
* An Anker USB Ethernet dongle has been a little more finicky.
* An Anker docking station seems to work well, although I've only had it (at work) for a short while.
That's my exact experience too. Only one thing ever didn't work and they sent a FREE upgrade.I have a dozen Anker products and all but one work great. The one that stopped working, I had got a free replacement from their customer support, which was a very nice experience
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There’s a lot of stuff that Apple doesn’t sell. It doesn’t mean it’s bad
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Yes every Anker item I've ever bought is still working. Last night I noticed the casing on my Apple C>L Cable was cracked. Have had my Anker cables longer, and none are damaged in any way.Apple also sells $400 computer wheels and a $1000 monitor stand :rolleyes:
I've bought lots of Anker stuff -- cables, chargers, hubs, etc., and it's all been top-notch.
Yeah, I don't think that's particularly good advice. Apple sells a lot of Belkin products on their store, for instance, yet a lot of people (including myself) have had bad experiences with Belkin's products.If apple doesn't sell it then let that be your guide.