Deals: Anker Kicks Off New Sale With $18 USB-C Wall Chargers, $14 Portable Chargers, and More
Anker is back this week with a new set of discounts on Amazon, providing low prices on wall chargers, wireless chargers, and portable chargers. Sales start with Anker's PowerPort Wireless Charging Stand at $13.99, down from $21.99, which represents the only wireless charger that's being discounted this time around.
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Otherwise, there are quite a few USB wall chargers and high-capacity portable chargers to choose from in the new sale. Anker has a 6-port PowerPort USB wall charger for $21.99, down from $25.99, as well as a 2-port PowerPort wall charger that includes USB-C for $18.20, down from $21.94. For the wireless chargers, prices start at just $14.06 for 5,000 mAh and also include 13,000 mAh ($25.49); 20,000 mAh ($31.99); and more.
Wall Chargers
Wireless Charger
Portable Chargers
- PowerCore 5,000 mAh - $14.06, down from $19.99
- PowerCore 13,000 mAh - $25.49, down from $32.99
- PowerCore 15,000 mAh - $25.99, down from $39.99
- PowerCore 20,000 mAh - $31.99, down from $59.99
- PowerCore+ 26,800mAh with USB-C Wall Charger - $118.99, down from $139.99
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