Anker and its audio brand Soundcore have a few new discounts today on Amazon, including solid deals on earbuds, headphones, and a pair of MacBook Pro-compatible USB-C chargers.
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Starting with the Anker chargers, you can get the 150W 4-Port USB-C Charger for $87.99, down from $109.99. This one doesn't require a coupon code of any kind, and is in stock on Amazon via Anker's storefront.
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The second charger on sale is the 100W 2-Port USB-C Charger for $45.99 on Amazon, down from $89.99. Prime members will be able to get this charger for an even better price of $36.79 when logged into their accounts.
Lastly, over on Anker's own website there are a few deals still going on from the company's Earth Day sale event. These include portable chargers, USB-C hubs, Lightning cables, and wall chargers, all of which you can find below.
For all of these accessories, you'll need to click the "copy code" button next to the discount offer on each product page. You can then paste this code into the box on the checkout screen and then you'll see the final discount price.
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...The "haters" I was referring to are the ones who just post "Can't believe MR promotes Anker after the camera thing"...
So you wanted to pre-hate the haters? Why do you care so much? I have the cameras and I don't give a carp what the haters think.
Take 'em on if they come here, sure. I'm fine with that; in fact we all need to support the things we support. But pre-empting those who might criticize is just a lot like "shame-shutting" potentially legitimate conversation.
I like and use Anker products, and my Eufy security cameras have been very effective catching the criminal squirrel committing his crimes against my vegetable garden. Luckily for me, I seem to have attracted an air force patrolling and defending the land in the form of a badass osprey. One of these days, that squirrel is going to be breakfast for some baby osprey-ettes in some nest somewhere. If my Eufy cameras capture this docu-drama happening one day, I WILL post it somewhere. If it's a grisly sight, I'll make it PG-13, with an appropriate movie warning. And then everybody will want to buy Eufy/Anker cameras! ?
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