MacRumors Exclusive: Nomad Offering 20% Off USB-C Cables, iPhone Cases, and More Sitewide

[MacRumors]

This week, Nomad is offering our readers an exclusive 20 percent off discount code, which is good on any full-priced product across Nomad's entire site. You'll need to use the code MR2022 at checkout to see the sale, which will last through Friday of this week.

Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with Nomad. When you click a link and make a purchase, we may receive a small payment, which helps us keep the site running.

If you haven't shopped on Nomad before, the company is well-known for selling high-quality products that protect and accessorize the iPhone, iPad, AirPods, AirPods Pro, and Apple Watch. Nomad also sells Lightning and USB-C cables, leather wallets, keychains, and more. Nomad offers free standard shipping on all orders placed in the United States over $150.

Exclusive Nomad Sitewide Sale (20% OFF)​

Below we've rounded up a small collection of Nomad products that you can purchase at a discount this week, but remember that the new code applies to Nomad's entire website. When you're shopping, just use the code MR2022 on full-priced items and not on anything already marked down.

• 65W Power Adapter - $55.96, down from $69.95
• Lightning to USB-C Kevlar Cable - $35.96, down from $44.95
• 20W Power Adapter - $15.16, down from $18.95
• Base One MagSafe Charger - $79.96, down from $99.95
• AirPods Rugged Case - $23.96, down from $29.95
• iPhone 13 Series Modern Leather Case - $55.96, down from $69.95
• iPhone 13 Series Sport Case - $31.96, down from $39.95
• 12.9-inch iPad Pro Rugged Case - $95.96, down from $119.95
• 11-inch iPad Pro Rugged Folio - $119.96, down from $149.95

Head to our full Deals Roundup to get caught up with all of the latest deals and discounts that we've been tracking over the past week.

Article Link: MacRumors Exclusive: Nomad Offering 20% Off USB-C Cables, iPhone Cases, and More Sitewide

 

[kevcube]

make a crap product, price it 40% higher than where it should be, then run a 20% off sale and pay for people to promote it. how does this business model work for them?

 

[RUptown]

What's up with their website?? It accesses only two of their products.

 

[twolf2919]

Im not sure I'd trust Nomad with cables. Awhile ago, I bought a premium-priced USB-Lightning cable from them for use in our car, only to find that with that cable, CarPlay would sometimes lose connectivity a few minutes in. Disconnecting and reconnecting would fix it - usually. Initially I blamed it on my car's CarPlay support (a 2019 Nissan Leaf) - after all, what could possibly go wrong with a new cable??? - but when I reverted to an Apple cable, the problem went away. A few more tries verified it for me - cable went into the recycling bin.

 

[chr1s60]

So let me get this straight... for their Base One charger, they took a $40 Apple MagSafe charger and put a piece of black metal/glass around it and charge $60 more and still don't include a USB C adapter? Where is the justification for that price?

 

[kevcube]

Im not sure I'd trust Nomad with cables. Awhile ago, I bought a premium-priced USB-Lightning cable from them for use in our car, only to find that with that cable, CarPlay would sometimes lose connectivity a few minutes in. Disconnecting and reconnecting would fix it - usually. Initially I blamed it on my car's CarPlay support (a 2019 Nissan Leaf) - after all, what could possibly go wrong with a new cable??? - but when I reverted to an Apple cable, the problem went away. A few more tries verified it for me - cable went into the recycling bin.

In my experience and opinion, there's no reason to ever buy anything except Anker cables. They're priced _alright_ and they've never once failed on me, and I actually trust their certification and claimed speeds.

 

[dwaltwhit]

In my experience and opinion, there's no reason to ever buy anything except Anker cables. They're priced _alright_ and they've never once failed on me, and I actually trust their certification and claimed speeds.

I've always had success with them. I also have been using Monoprice cables (and wall mounts) for over a decade and have never been disappointed. Their cords and cables carry a lifetime warranty. I had an HDMI go bad after many years (I think it was bent real hard behind my tv) and they sent me a new one within a week.