Accessory company Nomad recently kicked off a new sale in celebration of its eighth birthday, with 30 percent off sitewide through Wednesday, August 19. In addition to this sitewide discount, every day of the sale Nomad will offer a select group of items at a steeper 40 percent discount.
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Nomad sells leather cases for the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, iPhone 11 Pro Max, iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, iPhone X, and iPhone XR. You'll also find cases for iPads and AirPods, Apple Watch bands, wireless chargers, Lightning and USB-C cables, and more.
Nomad's 8-Year Journey Sale
iPhone Cases
- iPhone X Leather Folio - $14.95, down from $49.95
- iPhone XS Max Rugged Tri-Folio - $19.95, down from $79.95
- iPhone 11 Pro Max Rugged Case - $34.95, down from $49.95
- iPhone 11 Active Rugged Case - $34.95, down from $49.95
- iPhone 11 Pro Rugged Folio - $48.95, down from $69.95
iPad Cases
- 11-inch iPad Pro Rugged Case - $69.95, down from $99.95
- 11-inch iPad Pro Rugged Folio - $104.95, down from $149.95
- 12.9-inch iPad Pro Rugged Case - $83.95, down from $119.95
- 12.9-inch iPad Pro Rugged Folio - $118.95, down from $169.95
AirPods Cases
- AirPods Pro Rugged Case - $23.95, down from $34.95
- AirPods Rugged Case - $23.95, down from $34.95
Accessories
- USB-C Kevlar Cable - $20.95, down from $29.95
- Lightning to USB-C Kevlar Cable - $27.95, down from $39.95
- Base Station - $69.95, down from $99.95
- Base Station Stand - $69.95, down from $99.95
- PowerPack with Tile - $83.95, down from $119.95
- Apple Watch Straps - $34.95 - $139.95
Keep up with all of this week's best discounts on Apple products and related accessories in our dedicated Apple Deals roundup.
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Ah ok. Thanks for input.Anker is well known and a lot more popular. All the Nomad stuff I've bought has been Anker level or slightly above (and a lot more expensive in most cases). I've been really happy with the 4-5 things I've bought from them over the last few years.
Same. The ChargeCard was a huge debacle. I guess they've worked out their issues. However, fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me.I still remember Nomad hosing their early adopters 8 years ago and I vowed not to do business with them. My stance still holds true today.
Why? What happened?I still remember Nomad hosing their early adopters 8 years ago and I vowed not to do business with them. My stance still holds true today.