Anker's End-of-the-Year Sale Has Low Prices on Power Banks, USB-C Chargers, and More

Anker is sending off 2023 with a sale on its most popular charging accessories of the year, including portable batteries, MagSafe-compatible devices, USB-C cables, and more. Anker is also throwing in a surprise gift on orders over $100 through January 8, 2024.

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We've rounded up all of the accessories in this sale below. You'll find a good collection of Anker's best multi-port wall chargers, as well as a pair of portable batteries with smart digital displays. These deals will be automatically applied when you head to the checkout screen on Anker's website.

Portable Batteries

Wall Chargers

Charging Stations

Cable + Charger Bundles

If you're on the hunt for more discounts, be sure to visit our Apple Deals roundup where we recap the best Apple-related bargains of the past week.

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Top Rated Comments

CarAnalogy Avatar
24 months ago

Why is the 100W more expensive than the 120W adapter/charger?
Because they have a baffling array of chargers and batteries all of different port combinations and power delivery combinations and power input combinations. And the naming scheme is just as bad as the wifi AP naming scheme where they just add up all the maximum possible throughputs and call it AX3000 or whatever.

The 100W is smaller so I guess they figure it’s worth more. The wattage refers to the maximum output with all ports used at the same time. Also different generations, most likely. Who really knows.

They need someone to come in and clean up their lineup. They have way too many generations of products floating around out there, it’s way too confusing at this point even if you know the exact specs you’re looking for.

And these holiday sales events seem to be at this point as much about clearing out old inventory as anything. Don’t spend $100 to get the “mystery gift” expecting something good.
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nylon Avatar
24 months ago
Why is the 100W more expensive than the 120W adapter/charger?
Score: 2 Votes (Like | Disagree)
ProfessionalFan Avatar
24 months ago

I'm all USB-C now, no need for the old USB ports anymore!
Shhh a new standard will be released now
Score: 1 Votes (Like | Disagree)
ProfessionalFan Avatar
24 months ago

Tell that to Nintendo who, despite using USB-C on the Switch, insists on including a cable with USB-A on the other end with their consoles and controllers.
I bet that changes with the Switch 2 or whatever it is called
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