Anker's Pre-Black Friday Sale Takes Up to 50% Off Popular USB-C Accessories
We're over a month away from Black Friday, but as always we're already seeing a few retailers kick off very early "pre-Black Friday" events. Today that includes Anker, which is offering up to 50 percent off select charging accessories, as well as a buy one, get one half off sitewide through October 18.
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In terms of the BOGO sale, you'll need to purchase two charging products that are not already discounted in order to get the discount. If two or more items are purchased, Anker will automatically take 50 percent off the least expensive item.
There are plenty of other Anker accessories with straight cash discounts right now on Anker's website and on Amazon as well. All of the accessories listed below have codes that will be applied once you add them to your cart, and there are a few products being matched at Amazon.
Wall Chargers
Portable Batteries
- Nano Power Bank with Foldable USB-C Connector - $25.50, down from $29.99 [Amazon]
- PowerCore 20,000 mAh - $36.52, down from $49.99
- PowerCore 10,000 mAh - $69.99, down from $99.99
- PowerCore 24,000 mAh Power Bank with Smart Digital Display - $99.99, down from $159.99
- PowerCore 26,000 mAh - $99.99, down from $149.99
- Prime 20,000 mAh Power Bank with Smart Digital Display - $110.49, down from $129.99 [Amazon]
As we get closer to Black Friday on November 24, be sure to keep an eye on our Black Friday Roundup, which will track all of the best Apple and Apple-related deals of the season. You can also 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
and there is not a penny discount on it
My request of Anker: Please make more powered chargers I can travel with.
One design feature that makes me reject any charger: A flat plug that causes the cable to be positioned at an angle as it leaves the outlet. I travel a lot for work and fun. (pre-pandemic American Airlines EP) . The plug design that gives the highest probability of working anywhere: a plug that positions the cord to leave directly away from the wall. Not angled down / up.
Example Scenario:
* The only hotel bedside power could be at bedside lamp’s base. (Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas maybe it was?)
* Plugging in a flat plug with an angled cable causes the entire bedside lamp to be lifted and tilted slightly, causing instability.
* When getting up in the middle of the night, light gets bumped, falls over, breaks the bulb, etc etc
* More frequent problem: something will be blocking the cord going in that direction, so the plug can’t be plugged in at all
Net: My favorite all time Anker travel charger:
https://www.anker.com/products/a2046
for a feature you can NOT see on the page, combined with those you can. (2 USB-C, 2 USB-A, the flattest possible design)
What is the feature you can not see? Simply a plug that plugs straight into the wall. The cable only occupies the airspace directly behind that plug, the most frequently available airspace when you travel.
A second feature you can’t see that makes that a great travel charger: The ABSENSE of a button to turn off the power to the ports. That button creates the travel nightmare situation of having a dead phone. I ’upgraded’ to a different Anker device with that button. Very next trip: A 2 second power glitch in the hotel caused the device to power-on with that default power to the ports OFF. Next morning before my presentation, my phone was dead. Accidentally bumping that button created same problem.
❤️ Thank you to the Anker product manager who controls that devices design.