Yesterday we posted about Memorial Day deals on Apple devices like the MacBook Pro and Apple Watch, and now we're tracking even more deals, this time specifically on third-party accessories. This includes sales on popular Apple-related accessories like Anker's portable batteries, Nomad's leather products, Speck iPhone cases, and much more.
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Nomad
Nomad is giving our readers an exclusive 20 percent off discount code for Memorial Day this year, and the code MACRUMORS can be applied to any in-stock products sitewide. It will last through May 31 at 11:59 p.m. PST.
Nomad sells a wide variety of accessories for Apple products, including iPhone and iPad cases, Apple Watch bands, AirTag holders, and more.
Nimble
At Nimble, you can take 30 percent off your entire order when using the exclusive promo code MACRUMORS30 on the retailer's website. Nimble is known for its wireless chargers and portable batteries, all of which are made from environmentally friendly materials.
Nimble's wireless chargers start at $49.99 for the Apollo Wireless Pad, and at $24.99 for the Champ Lite Portable Charger. The company also sells the Disc Case for iPhone, which is made from 100% recycled compact discs.
Anker
Anker this week has a collection of discounts on a power adapter, wireless charger, and a pair of Eufy's robot vacuums.
- PowerPort Atom USB-C Power Adapter - $20.39, down from $23.99
- PowerWave 2-in-1 Stand - $34.39 with code ANKERB95, down from $42.99
- Eufy BoostIQ RoboVac - $169.99, down from $249.99
- Eufy RoboVac G30 Hybrid - $249.99, down from $369.99
Hyper
Hyper is offering 30 percent off select accessories on its website with the code MEMORIAL30 this weekend.
This includes USB-C hubs, portable batteries, and tech sanitizers. Hyper's Memorial Day sale will last through Monday.
JBL
JBL has a Memorial Day sale that's taking between 15 and 60 percent off home loudspeakers, soundbars, and other audio equipment.
This includes a collection of JBL's subwoofers, like the SUB 550P 10-inch powered subwoofer for $199.99, down from $599.95.
Speck
Speck's Memorial Day sale is taking 25 percent off sitewide, with some exclusions like select iPad cases. There's a limit of five items per customer, and this sale will end on May 31 at 11:59 p.m. PST.
Speck offers a wide array of cases for the iPhone, Samsung phones, MacBook, AirPods, Apple Watch, iPod touch, and more. You can also shop screen protectors and portable batteries at 25 percent off during this event.
Twelve South
At Twelve South, you can save up to 50 percent on a collection of the company's best travel accessories. This includes cases for your iPad, like the BookBook Case at $10 off and BookBook Cover at $10 off.
Other devices on sale include the AirFly (up to $15 off), PlugBug Duo ($30 off), TimePorter ($5 off), and SuitCase for MacBook ($10-$20 off). All of Twelve South's discounts will stay live through Memorial Day.
ZAGG/Mophie
ZAGG is offering up to 70% off select items this weekend, with solid markdowns on Mophie power banks, iPhone battery cases, and more. This sale covers items across the ZAGG family of brands, including Mophie, Braven, Invisible Shield, and iFrogz.
- Mophie Powerstation All-in-One - $99.95, down from $139.95
- Mophie Powerstation Plus XL - $59.95, down from $99.95
- Mophie Juice Pack Access for iPhone 11 - $29.95, down from $79.95
Other Sales
- Ring - Save up to 20 percent on Ring Alarms
- Best Buy - Save on home appliances
- Belkin - Save on charging accessories
- Satechi - Get 15 percent off with code MDW15 or 20 percent off over $100 with MDW20
Our full Deals Roundup has more information on the latest Apple-related sales and bargains.
Top Rated Comments
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sarcasm off. Who knows. It’s an excuse to promote and save for people with 24 hours worth of additional leisure. You should see what these marketing folks have done to corrupt the meaning of a few religious holidays to move the focus into an orgy of toy or candy consumption,
Oh yeah, that's right...nobody cares what this forum thinks. ;)
It’s just capitalism. Isn’t that obvious by now?