Exclusive Deals: Save on Anker's Best Wall Chargers, USB-C Cables, and Solar Powered Portable Chargers

[MacRumors]

We've teamed up with Anker again this month, with a new collection of discount codes marking down USB-C wall chargers, surge protectors, portable chargers, USB-C hubs, and a wireless charger. All discount codes in this sale will expire on Sunday, February 7.

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The sales also include $100 off Anker's Powerhouse II 777Wh Portable Solar Generator, which has two AC outlets, two USB-C ports, four USB-A ports, one vehicle-class outlet, and two DC outlets. When it needs to recharge, the Powerhouse can refuel in just under five hours (a solar panel is not included). There's also a smaller solar powered portable charger at $47.99.

Lastly, you'll find a large collection of USB-C accessories on sale this week, including USB-C wall chargers from $17.99, a surge protector with USB-C support at $29.99, and two USB-C MacBook hubs at $44.99. For portable chargers, prices start at $47.99 for Anker's Solar Power Bank with a 20,000 mAh capacity.

Wall Chargers

• Nano USB-C Charger (with 3ft USB-C Cable) - $17.99 with code MRAK2616, down from $21.99
• USB-C Charger - $25.99 with code MRAK2718, down from $32.99
• USB-C Power Strip with 3 AC Outlets - $29.99 with code MRAC9233, down from $37.99
• PowerCore Fusion USB-C Wall Charger + 10,000 mAh Portable Charger - $36.79 with code MRAK1623, down from $45.99

Portable Chargers

• Solar Power Bank 20,000 mAh - $47.99 with code MRAK1650, down from $59.99
• PowerCore III 19,200 mAh - $52.79 with code MRAK1285, down from $65.99
• PowerCore III Elite with USB-C Wall Charger + USB-C Cable - $79.99 with code MRAK1284, down from $99.99
• Portable Power Station (2 AC Outlets, 2 USB-C Ports, 4 USB-A Ports, More) - $599.99 with code MRAK1750, down from $699.99

Hubs

• USB-C Hub with HDMI Port, 2 USB-A, Ethernet, More - $44.99 with code MRAKCHUB, down from $59.99
• USB-C Hub Adapter for MacBook - $44.99 with code MRAKCHUB, down from $59.99

Wireless Charger

• PowerWave 10 Stand with 2 USB-A Ports - $32.99 with code MRAK2529, down from $45.99

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

Article Link: Exclusive Deals: Save on Anker's Best Wall Chargers, USB-C Cables, and Solar Powered Portable Chargers

 

[4jasontv]

I love the thought of people charging their 20k mAh battery with a 7 inch solar panel.

 

[TheWatchfulOne]

So Anker is in the solar business now. I wonder if their solar generator device performs the function of a charge controller or if I would need a separate unit?

I have the solar panel kit from Harbor Freight which includes everything needed. Mostly. Except a battery, but Harbor Freight has one available. If you need/want an AC outlet, you can buy an inverter and hook it up. We've been camping with it a few times and were able to keep phones and watches charged. The panels are very efficient and they appear to work even in low light. Setup is quick and easy.

 

[dmelgar]

I love the "Anker's Powerhouse II 777Wh Portable Solar Generator" ... a solar panel is not included.
Basically a solar battery... without the solar part.
Doesn't have to do anything with solar, yet its in the product name...

 

[bennyf]

I'm holding out for GaN options for smaller, cooler bricks. Am surprised that Anker isn't leading the way on those.

 

[B4U]

Several days? It sure is more than that in the New England region now. 😓

 

[applicious84]

If the iPhone 12 had better battery life, maybe this site wouldn't be posting about so many sales and giveaways for batteries, lol

iPhone 12 battery life results: All four models compared

See the iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro and Pro Max battery life results

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[TheWatchfulOne]

I love the "Anker's Powerhouse II 777Wh Portable Solar Generator" ... a solar panel is not included.
Basically a solar battery... without the solar part.
Doesn't have to do anything with solar, yet its in the product name...

It has inputs for connecting solar panels. I'm guessing it is basically the charge controller; battery; and power outlets contained in one unit which would mean you plug in a set of panels and you're good to go. Other systems have those items as separate units.

 

[RalfTheDog]

I love the thought of people charging their 20k mAh battery with a 7 inch solar panel.

If it makes you feel any better, my 48 inch by 24 inch panel puts out 100 Watts on an overcast day in the middle of winter. It came in quite handy when the power where I live was knocked out for 7 days by an ice storm. When the virus is under control and I can go to a hotel for a few days, I am having my roof covered with solar panels, with lots of batteries.