Anker Kicks Off Early Black Friday Sale With Up to 48% Off Sitewide, Mystery Boxes, and More

[MacRumors]

Anker recently kicked off an early Black Friday sale, which is set to run through November 20. This sale includes notable discounts on portable chargers, USB-C hubs, cables, and more.

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There are a few bonus offers during this event as well, including blind boxes with various random Anker accessories. The first box costs $29.99 and includes one random item or bundle worth $49.99-$169.99, while the highest box costs $129.99 and includes one random item or bundle worth $199.98-$4,799.99.

Anker Early Black Friday Sale (SITEWIDE SALE)​

For the regular sale, you'll need to be an Anker member to see some of the deals, which is free and all you'll need to do is enter your email to get the deals. This sale also includes some Amazon discounts, like the popular 60,000 mAh Power Station with Smart Digital Display and Retractable Lighting for just $99.99, down from $139.99.

Anker Power Station with Display and Lantern for $99.99 ($50 OFF)​

Finally, it's worth noting that MacRumors readers can get $10 off a minimum purchase of $200 with our code Ankermacrumors200 at checkout. You can stack this code with other discounts, so if you're shopping for a lot this holiday season it's a good opportunity to add more savings to your cart.

Prime Chargers

• Prime Charger (100W, 3 Ports) - $45.99, down from $84.99
• Prime Power Bank - $79.99, down from $89.99
• Prime Charging Station (8-in-1) - $86.99, down from $164.99
• Prime Charger (250W, 6 Ports, GaNPrime) - $149.99, down from $169.99

Wireless Chargers

• MagGo 3-in-1 Foldable Wireless Charging Station - $59.99, down from $99.99
• MagGo 2-in-1 Wireless Charger Stand - $36.99, down from $49.99
• 3-in-1 Cube with MagSafe - $94.99, down from $129.99

Power Banks

• 24,000 mAh PowerCore 737 - $74.99, down from $89.99
• 60,000 mAh Power Station With Display and Lantern - $99.99, down from $138.99

You can find all the Apple Black Friday Deals currently available in our dedicated post. For everything else, we're keeping track of all of the season's best Apple-related deals in our Black Friday roundup, so be sure to check back throughout the month for an updated list of all the most notable discounts you'll find for Black Friday 2025.



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Article Link: Anker Kicks Off Early Black Friday Sale With Up to 48% Off Sitewide, Mystery Boxes, and More

 

[MacKid]

“Up to” and “sitewide” seem contradictory, no? The only type of discount that could make that make sense would be e.g., 48% off if you spend $300+

 

[STOCK411]

OOOO a mystery box.... at least you are more likely to get a better ROI then buying a Amazon mystery box

 

[ElliotD12]

A 🔥 sale.

 

[cardfan]

when isn't anker having a sale

 

[73CortinaV8]

The $60 mystery box has a 46% chance of being their "$99" 140w charger.

Yet this charger is $65 on Amazon right now.

 

[edubfromktown]

I'll give it a shot... @20% off on the Ultimate Value Box (15% new customer and 5% from Rakuten).

 

[SiXiam]

I'll give it a shot... @20% off on the Ultimate Value Box (15% new customer and 5% from Rakuten).

Thanks for the post. I did the 15% new customer on the premium box. Seems to have more of things I would want. I expect the 1% chance to be zero 🥲

 

[Surgicalshark]

One can never have too many chargers, charging cables, and power banks.



/sarcasm

 

[monkey6]

I ordered a power bank from Anker recently and it's been the worst tech order I've ever tried to get. First, the confirmation email had a tracking number, but no link. And no description on who was shipping. FedEx? USPS? UPS? No clue. Why would Anker give me a tracking number but not tell me who is shipping their product? Doesn't make sense at all does it?

The most common scam is the shipping text/email about needing a confirmation. Just click on the link, don't worry about a thing, right? So when I got one from some company I've never heard of with the name of GOFO I ignored it. And then when the product should have arrived, and didn't, I went back and against my instincts clicked on the link, and it was real. The tracking info said it was in my city, and 'out for delivery' that day. It didn't arrive. And it didn't arrive the next day.

So I contact Anker through their email system because they don't answer their phone contact number. Not once. With multiple tries.The automatic system tells me to wait, two or three days. This package is obviously lost, so I click the link to 'escalate'. Still nothing. I use the chat feature the next day during their business hours and get the same auto response to "wait two or three more days". I tell the human or bot this is unacceptable and they respond they will forward this info and I'll have contact within 24 from the next level team.

This team sends the same verbiage of "wait two or three more days". It's now been over a week since it was 'out for delivery" and they want me to still wait? No way. I'm cancelling the order at my credit card company before I pay that bill.

Terrible customer service. I'll never order from Anker again. And you should think twice - maybe wait "two or three days" - before you do too.