Anker Black Friday Early Access Sale Has Sitewide Savings on USB-C Accessories, MagSafe Chargers, and More

Anker has kicked off another early Black Friday event this week, called the "Black Friday Early Access Sale." With this sale, when you buy two or more Anker products you can get 25 percent off your entire order. There are also a few cash discounts on dozens of Anker accessories during this event.

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There are plenty of great accessories that you can buy to take advantage of the bundle savings, including the new MagSafe-compatible Anker 3-in-1 Charging Cube ($149.95). This device has space to simultaneously charge an iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods.

There's also the Anker Prime 20,000 mAh Power Bank with Smart Digital Display ($129.99). Although this one is on sale at $110.49 without the bundle deal, if you buy this and the 3-in-1 Cube together, you'll net a bigger discount. The Power Bank will be knocked down to $97.50 and the 3-in-1 Cube will go down to $112.46 thanks to the 25 percent savings.

At the bottom of the main sale page, you can find Anker's suggestions for even more discounts during the Black Friday Early Access event. This mainly focuses on dozens of products that are being discounted without needing to be bundled if you're only looking for one specific device.

Wall Chargers

Portable Batteries

Portable Power Stations

We've begun tracking all of the season's best deals in our dedicated Black Friday Roundup, so be sure to bookmark the page and visit it throughout the season as you do your online shopping. Our roundup mainly focuses on Apple products and related tech accessories.

Related Roundup: Apple Deals

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Christoffee Avatar
25 weeks ago

Anker has always been solid for me. Did something happen recently to ruin that rep?
https://www.theverge.com/2022/11/30/23486753/anker-eufy-security-camera-cloud-private-encryption-authentication-storage

I think the lying got people’s goat.
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25 weeks ago
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25 weeks ago

Anger/Eufy have lost my business forever. Wish MacRumors would stop promoting them.
There’s a bit of hate around for them, and I reckon it’s justified. With cheap, knock-off electronics having the possibility of frying devices or being a fire hazard, I do like to trust the brands I’m buying. And they showed themselves to be untrustworthy.
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25 weeks ago

There’s a bit of hate around for them, and I reckon it’s justified. With cheap, knock-off electronics having the possibility of frying devices or being a fire hazard, I do like to trust the brands I’m buying. And they showed themselves to be untrustworthy.
Anker has always been solid for me. Did something happen recently to ruin that rep?
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