Deals: Anker Closing Out January With Big Deals on Charging Accessories While Satechi Discounts New USB-C Hub

[MacRumors]

Anker is still providing solid deals across a variety of charging accessories on Amazon this week, with discounts we first started tracking earlier in January. You'll find markdowns on USB-C wall chargers, portable batteries, hubs, and cables. Additionally, we're tracking discounts on the new Siri Remote and a USB-C hub from Satechi.

Anker

Starting with Anker, the bulk of the savings can be found on wall chargers. Amazon has a good collection of Anker's best chargers on sale, and most of these require you to clip an on-page coupon in order to see the discount at checkout. Otherwise, you'll find portable chargers, USB-C hubs, and USB-C cables on sale as well on Amazon.

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Wall Chargers

• Outlet Extender (6x Outlets, 1x USB-A, 1x USB-C) - $15.99, down from $24.99
• USB-C Power Strip Cube (3x Outlets, 3x USB) - $15.99, down from $19.99
• 40W 2-Port PowerPort III Duo Type-C Foldable Fast Charger - $18.99, down from $27.99
• 2-Port Foldable USB-C Charger - $19.99, down from $25.99
• 45W Wall Charger + 5,000 mAh Portable Charger - $49.99 with on-page coupon, down from $69.99
• 65W USB-C 3-Port Charger - $44.99 with on-page coupon, down from $59.99
• 65W 5-in-1 USB-C Power Strip - $52.49 with on-page coupon, down from $69.99
• Compact Power Strip (2x Outlets, 4x USB) - $75.99 with on-page coupon, down from $94.99

Portable Chargers

• MagGo 5,000 mAh Foldable Wireless Charger - $44.99, down from $59.99
• Portable Power Station - $199.99, down from $249.99

Hubs

• USB-C Docking Station - $209.99, down from $279.99

Cables

• USB-C to USB-C Cable (2-Pack) - $17.09 with on-page coupon, down from $19.99

Audio

• Soundcore 3 Bluetooth Speaker - $39.99, down from $50.99
• Soundcore Motion Boom Portable Speaker - $149.99, down from $179.99

Satechi

Satechi today has its new Pro Hub Slim at 20 percent off with the code SLIM20, which you'll need to enter at the checkout screen to see this discount. The Pro Hub Slim is priced at $64.00 with this sale, down from $79.99.

Satechi Pro Hub Slim for $64.00 (20% OFF)​

This accessory is designed for the M2 MacBook Air, but is compatible with all USB-C based MacBook Pro and MacBook Air notebooks. It features a USB4 pass-through port, 4K HDMI port, 2x USB-A ports, USB-C port, and SD/MicroSD card readers.

Siri Remote

Over at Woot, the second-generation Siri Remote (with Lightning) is on sale for $49.99, down from $59.00. We typically track prices on this accessory down to around $55, so Woot's sale today is one of the lowest we've ever seen for the Siri Remote.

The Siri Remote is in new condition and does not come in bulk packaging. Woot estimates an early February delivery if you place your order soon.

Siri Remote (2nd Gen) for $49.99 ($9 OFF)​

Keep up with all of this week's best discounts on Apple products and related accessories in our dedicated Apple Deals roundup.

Article Link: Deals: Anker Closing Out January With Big Deals on Charging Accessories While Satechi Discounts New USB-C Hub

 

[Thisismattwade]

Anker is having a 30% off sale on their website, and they have free shipping also. The 735 charger is $42 on their website with coupon code applied. If one is inclined to steer away from Amazon...

 

[thornguy]

No thanks Anker

 

[1BadManVan]

That new pro hub slim is exactly what I’ve been looking for! All the ports I want and keeps my MagSafe charger clear to still use. Put an order in right away for that

 

[JapanApple]

no thank you, Anker! no more buying from over priced crap!

 

[1BadManVan]

no thank you, Anker! no more buying from over priced crap!

I’ve owned several anker products from chargers, hubs and cables and haven’t had a single failure in years I’ve owned them.

Sorry you’ve had some bad luck but they definitely one of my preferred brands and most agree to that. You’re definitely a minority here, most likely because you read an article about the security camera fiasco. Doesn’t ring true to the rest of their product line.

 

[TVreporter]

I get the resentment with Anker over the Eufy camera security. But their products are always solid.

 

[1BadManVan]

I get the resentment with Anker over the Eufy camera security. But their products are always solid.

My thoughts exactly. They messed up in the security cameras, doesn’t change the quality of the rest of their products though

 

[JapanApple]

I’ve owned several anker products from chargers, hubs and cables and haven’t had a single failure in years I’ve owned them.

Sorry you’ve had some bad luck but they definitely one of my preferred brands and most agree to that. You’re definitely a minority here, most likely because you read an article about the security camera fiasco. Doesn’t ring true to the rest of their product line.

well, I wish was making it up frankly speaking. But time after time product failed and had to get replaced, and those failed as well. I can't see anyone not experiencing failed Anker items. I am hardly doubtful I am a minority here. over 5 years 1000`s of monies spent on their items. leads me to feel like this. spending 2500 yen cable and then having a replacement sent then 6 months later having problems with it. (forget the power banks and charger blocks yuck) Doesn't equate to a reliable and trustable seller. This is why I only buy genuine like apple etc.

 

[1BadManVan]

well, I wish was making it up frankly speaking. But time after time product failed and had to get replaced, and those failed as well. I can't see anyone not experiencing failed Anker items. I am hardly doubtful I am a minority here. over 5 years 1000`s of monies spent on their items. leads me to feel like this. spending 2500 yen cable and then having a replacement sent then 6 months later having problems with it. (forget the power banks and charger blocks yuck) Doesn't equate to a reliable and trustable seller. This is why I only buy genuine like apple etc.

Well I’ve got the 5 port charging station for the kids iPads and phones since 2019, still great. Dozens of cables, atleast 6-8 charging bricks, wireless charger. Couple car chargers for the vehicles as well. All still working good as new so I’m not sure what to tell you there.

But majority of their products are also very highly rated by hundreds of thousands of people. It’s why I say you’re the minority, I believe you that you’ve had some poor luck. But same can be said for apple products and accessories as well

My Anker cables easily outlast my oem apple ones, especially with the way the kids treat them lol.

Heck I still use my Anker portable 20000 mah charger and it’s from 2017, still holds a fantastic charge.

 

[JapanApple]

Well I’ve got the 5 port charging station for the kids iPads and phones since 2019, still great. Dozens of cables, atleast 6-8 charging bricks, wireless charger. Couple car chargers for the vehicles as well. All still working good as new so I’m not sure what to tell you there.

But majority of their products are also very highly rated by hundreds of thousands of people. It’s why I say you’re the minority, I believe you that you’ve had some poor luck. But same can be said for apple products and accessories as well

My Anker cables easily outlast my oem apple ones, especially with the way the kids treat them lol.

Heck I still use my Anker portable 20000 mah charger and it’s from 2017, still holds a fantastic charge.

can't say the same. I have children we didn't have the same experience with quality. frankly speaking, since the place paid ads for sellers like Anker I expect posts like this. Honestly, I can't agree with you. years years of issues with quality failed expensive batteries etc. Why would anyone subject themselves to this terrible quality and support? at times there are no signs of quality control. Service at times is terrible. depending on who is helping you might get what you need. Oh yes replaced items and their famous 36-month warranty. well, they only replace after so many months after you or from an amazon warranty. otherwise, you need to contact them directly after the Initial warranty. jumping the hops and sending items back is a big pain. To sum up looks up google etc you see more like me that dislike and will no longer buy Anker. Anker japan isn't as organized or supportive. Again Anker isn't alone in this terrible category of terrible 3rd party sellers. Belkin is another horrific seller etc. Just because people say Is a good or bad experience. Doesn't give justification that it's a good or bad company. quality control and privacy should be a given. Anker has failed more than they lead us to truth problems. good luck to you.

 

[1BadManVan]

can't say the same. I have children we didn't have the same experience with quality. frankly speaking, since the place paid ads for sellers like Anker I expect posts like this. Honestly, I can't agree with you. years years of issues with quality failed expensive batteries etc. Why would anyone subject themselves to this terrible quality and support? at times there are no signs of quality control. Service at times is terrible. depending on who is helping you might get what you need. Oh yes replaced items and their famous 36-month warranty. well, they only replace after so many months after you or from an amazon warranty. otherwise, you need to contact them directly after the Initial warranty. jumping the hops and sending items back is a big pain. To sum up looks up google etc you see more like me that dislike and will no longer buy Anker. Anker japan isn't as organized or supportive. Again Anker isn't alone in this terrible category of terrible 3rd party sellers. Belkin is another horrific seller etc. Just because people say Is a good or bad experience. Doesn't give justification that it's a good or bad company. quality control and privacy should be a given. Anker has failed more than they lead us to truth problems. good luck to you.

I assume when you're saying paid ads and expecting posts like this, you're referring to the main post on MacRumors and not me, since ive been apart of this forum longer then some kids here have been alive lol. I just speak the truth from my own usage and ownership of their products over the years.

Again, sorry for your bad luck, but me and many others have had great luck, ive seen dozens of people on here recommend them on the forums as well from their own experiences. But buy whatever works best for you at the end of the day. Have a good night

 

[JapanApple]

I put it simply. I no longer give money to companies like Anker as I said earlier. if I want this type of product I go to crowdfunding experience. besides genuine products, you have the best experience. When you go to 3rd party sellers you are not hit or miss. There is nothing funny about spending money having poor products and services.

 

[frankenhooker]

I've never had a problem with Anker products and I've lost count of how many items I've bought, everything from cables to hubs, chargers to earphones.

 

[compwiz1202]

I get the resentment with Anker over the Eufy camera security. But their products are always solid.

Yea I love the 737 Power Bank I got on Amazon for sale that was on here before. One weirdness, but it may just be a power bank thing in general because I think it happens on another we have, is that just a cable being in even without a device messes with the wattages. I have to have no othet cables in to get the full 140W input (120W or so with losses). And I only had one thing ever fail and they replaced it with a newer model for no additional cost.