
Anker is offering a wide range of products at a discount for Amazon’s Prime Early Access Sale, with some deals representing new all-time lows for the items.If you need to ensure that your devices never run out of power, the Anker 737 Power Bank is currently on sale for $100, which is $50 off its regular price.
The battery capacity is 24,000mAh, and there are two USB-C and one USB-A charging ports. Anker claims it has enough juice to charge an iPhone 13 nearly five times, though that number is likely to be lower if you have an iPhone 14.
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Instead, do you require a portable wireless battery for your iPhone? The Anker 633 Magnetic Battery (MagGo) in black is currently on sale for $55.
That’s a $25 savings and the lowest price we’ve seen on the website for the wireless charger. The device includes a small kickstand attachment and, because it adheres to your iPhone while charging, it also functions as a phone stand.
This one is a little smaller than the 737 Power Bank and has a 10,000mAh battery capacity as well as a 20W USB-C power delivery port for quick charging. The white and blue versions are also available, but they cost $64.
If you’re traveling or simply need a power strip with a lot of ports and outlets, Anker’s 727 Charging Station is on sale for $66.50, which is 30% off its regular price.
This is the lowest price for the power strip, which has a maximum output of 100W. The 727 Charging Station includes a five-foot detachable cord, two USB-C ports, two USB-A ports, and two AC outlets.
If you need cords to connect your iPhones and iPads to a USB-C charger, you can get a bunch at the sale. A 3-pack bundle of Anker’s Powerline II USB-C-to-Lightning Cable costs $22, which is $17 less than the regular price.
The cables are available in three lengths: three feet, six feet, and ten feet, and have been tested to withstand up to 12,000 bends.
There are a lot more Anker items on sale right now, but they are only available to Prime members. However, if you are a new user or have not been a Prime subscriber in the previous 12 months, you can sign up for a 30-day free trial.