Deals: Woot's New Sale Includes Discounts on Apple's 20W USB-C Power Adapter and More

Woot today is discounting a selection of Apple charging accessories, all of which are in new condition. With these sales you'll find markdowns on the 20W USB-C Power Adapter and Lightning to USB-C cables.

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Woot has a bundle with the 20W USB-C Power Adapter and the 1M Lightning to USB-C cable for $29.99, down from a combined price of $38.00 when purchased directly from Apple. This device supports fast charging on iPhone 8 models or later, refueling these smartphones with 50 percent battery in about 35 minutes.

Lastly, you can get a bundle of Lightning to USB-C cables today on Woot at a discount. A 2-pack is priced at $19.99, down from $38.00; and a 3-pack is priced at $24.99, down from $57.00. Both the cable bundles and 20W USB-C Power Adapter bundle ships in bulk packaging, and all are in new condition.

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SAIRUS Avatar
28 months ago


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MacWiz_007 Avatar
28 months ago


Thanks for the laugh! I still can't believe all the phones out there that are currently shipping with a charger and a case in the box, that are a little more than half the price of any iPhone.
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Ericdjensen Avatar
28 months ago
I paid $38 for them thangs? ?‍?
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quietstormSD Avatar
28 months ago
These single port chargers are useless if they cost the same as a multi-port with higher wattage.
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Analog Kid Avatar
28 months ago
I'd favor Apple just white labeling Anker chargers at this point. I have a quite nice 30W charger that's about the size of the old 5W USB-As from Apple.
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FreakinEurekan Avatar
28 months ago
I suppose warranty isn't much of a concern, since Apple will just take your word for when it was purchased. An iPad or Mac from Woot, probably would not have full warranty if it was previously sold - but these would be "non-serialized" from an Apple warranty perspective.

What really irritates me is all of these "Ads disguised as articles" on MR. It's what kept me from renewing the $25/year membership. I understand there's some new $50 deal that gives more flexibility in what you're blocking but... meh.
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