MacRumors Exclusive: Nomad Offering 20% Off USB-C Cables, iPhone Cases, and More Sitewide

This week, Nomad is offering our readers an exclusive 20 percent off discount code, which is good on any full-priced product across Nomad's entire site. You'll need to use the code MR2022 at checkout to see the sale, which will last through Friday of this week.

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If you haven't shopped on Nomad before, the company is well-known for selling high-quality products that protect and accessorize the iPhone, iPad, AirPods, AirPods Pro, and Apple Watch. Nomad also sells Lightning and USB-C cables, leather wallets, keychains, and more. Nomad offers free standard shipping on all orders placed in the United States over $150.

Below we've rounded up a small collection of Nomad products that you can purchase at a discount this week, but remember that the new code applies to Nomad's entire website. When you're shopping, just use the code MR2022 on full-priced items and not on anything already marked down.

Head to our full Deals Roundup to get caught up with all of the latest deals and discounts that we've been tracking over the past week.

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Top Rated Comments

kevcube Avatar
25 months ago
make a crap product, price it 40% higher than where it should be, then run a 20% off sale and pay for people to promote it. how does this business model work for them?
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
kevcube Avatar
25 months ago

Im not sure I'd trust Nomad with cables. Awhile ago, I bought a premium-priced USB-Lightning cable from them for use in our car, only to find that with that cable, CarPlay would sometimes lose connectivity a few minutes in. Disconnecting and reconnecting would fix it - usually. Initially I blamed it on my car's CarPlay support (a 2019 Nissan Leaf) - after all, what could possibly go wrong with a new cable??? - but when I reverted to an Apple cable, the problem went away. A few more tries verified it for me - cable went into the recycling bin.
In my experience and opinion, there's no reason to ever buy anything except Anker cables. They're priced _alright_ and they've never once failed on me, and I actually trust their certification and claimed speeds.
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
twolf2919 Avatar
25 months ago
Im not sure I'd trust Nomad with cables. Awhile ago, I bought a premium-priced USB-Lightning cable from them for use in our car, only to find that with that cable, CarPlay would sometimes lose connectivity a few minutes in. Disconnecting and reconnecting would fix it - usually. Initially I blamed it on my car's CarPlay support (a 2019 Nissan Leaf) - after all, what could possibly go wrong with a new cable??? - but when I reverted to an Apple cable, the problem went away. A few more tries verified it for me - cable went into the recycling bin.
Score: 1 Votes (Like | Disagree)
chr1s60 Avatar
25 months ago
So let me get this straight... for their Base One charger, they took a $40 Apple MagSafe charger and put a piece of black metal/glass around it and charge $60 more and still don't include a USB C adapter? Where is the justification for that price?
Score: 1 Votes (Like | Disagree)
dwaltwhit Avatar
25 months ago

In my experience and opinion, there's no reason to ever buy anything except Anker cables. They're priced _alright_ and they've never once failed on me, and I actually trust their certification and claimed speeds.
I've always had success with them. I also have been using Monoprice cables (and wall mounts) for over a decade and have never been disappointed. Their cords and cables carry a lifetime warranty. I had an HDMI go bad after many years (I think it was bent real hard behind my tv) and they sent me a new one within a week.
Score: 1 Votes (Like | Disagree)