Woot today has a big sale on Apple accessories, including low prices on the MagSafe Charger and MagSafe Duo Charger. Additionally, Amazon has steep discounts on AirTags and iPhone 15 cases.
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Both of the MagSafe Chargers in this sale are in brand new condition and come with a one year Apple manufacturer limited warranty. The MagSafe Charger comes in bulk packaging. You'll find an estimated delivery between March 19 and March 21, although those dates may change depending on your location.
The highlight of the sale is the MagSafe Duo Charger for $74.99, down from $129.00. This is a new all-time low price on the accessory, beating Woot's previous discounted price by about $5. The MagSafe Duo Charger can simultaneously charge an iPhone via MagSafe and an Apple Watch.
Woot also has the MagSafe Charger for $26.99, down from $39.00. This beats Woot's previous price on the accessory by $3 and is one of the lowest prices that we've tracked so far in 2024.
Over at Amazon, you can find solid discounts on AirTags, including the AirTag 1 Pack for $24.00 and the AirTag 4 Pack for $78.99. The deal on the AirTag 4 Pack matches the best price we've seen so far this year, and is just about $4 higher when compared to the all-time low price.
Amazon also has a large collection of FineWoven and Silicone Cases on sale for the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 15 Pro Max. You can find these for as low as $17.65 right now on Amazon, and no coupon codes are required to get these deals.
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Over at Amazon, you can find solid discounts on AirTags, including the AirTag 1 Pack for $24.00 and the AirTag 4 Pack for $78.99. The deal on the AirTag 4 Pack matches the best price we've seen so far this year, and is just about $4 higher when compared to the all-time low price.
That's not a solid deal when you can get this at Staples (in-store only) for $19. That's 20.8% less.
Sales ends Sat. Mar. 9, 2024
No Staples near you? Price match at Best Buy or Target by showing them page 3 of the Staples circular ('https://www.staples.com/lp/weekly-ad')
I do find the design of this MagSafe duo quite attractive and would find it to be a nice tabletop charger for my bedside. I also don't need fast charging at home, but the price is still steep considering that it has no fast charging and I believe the watch side of the charger cannot completely stand vertical if a Watch Ultra is being charged due to the thickness of the Ultra.
I think I'd shell out maybe $30 up to ~$40 for this product, but no more. $74.99 is still way too close to $100 for this to make sense given how out-of-date it is.
and the iPhone Pro model has too big a camera bump to lay flat on the MagSage charger
I'm really tempted to get this, partly because it looks nice, and also partly because I really should replace the very cheap wireless charger I got from some company in China that I'd never heard of before or since. o_O
Still heavily overpriced, given that it's so out-of-date
Totally agree!
I do find the design of this MagSafe duo quite attractive and would find it to be a nice tabletop charger for my bedside. I also don't need fast charging at home, but the price is still steep considering that it has no fast charging and I believe the watch side of the charger cannot completely stand vertical if a Watch Ultra is being charged due to the thickness of the Ultra.
I think I'd shell out maybe $30 up to ~$40 for this product, but no more. $74.99 is still way too close to $100 for this to make sense given how out-of-date it is.
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