Sidebar Sidebar
Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.

Wrap Up Your Holiday Shopping With Our Exclusive Apple Accessory Sales at Twelve South, Mophie, 1Password, Anker, and More

MacRumors

MacRumors

macrumors bot
Original poster
Apr 12, 2001
69,446
40,548


Last-minute holiday shopping is in full swing as we enter the final few weeks before Christmas. For our readers, we have a collection of exclusive discounts that will remain ongoing through December 25, with a few exceptions. These sales offer the perfect chance to do some online Christmas shopping before it's too late for items to arrive before the 25th.

Exclusive-Apple-Accessory-Sales-1.jpg
Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with these vendors. When you click a link and make a purchase, we may receive a small payment, which helps us keep the site running.

These sales largely focus on accessories for Apple products, including those from Mophie, Nomad, Nimble, Anker, Mujjo, Twelve South, and Pad & Quill. On these websites, you can shop for iPhone cases, MacBook sleeves, Apple Watch bands, screen protectors, leather bags, and much more. We also have an exclusive software sale this year, thanks to a fresh offer from 1Password.

Each sale has a different end date, and shipping will vary from site-to-site, so be sure to read on for more information. Most brands are still offering delivery for Christmas, as long as you place orders soon.

Pad & Quill

pad-and-quill-exclusive.jpg

  • What's the deal? Save 20 percent sitewide with MR20
  • How long does it last? It ends on December 25

At Pad & Quill, our readers have a chance to save on Apple accessories all the way through Christmas day. With our exclusive discount code, you can save 20 percent sitewide on Pad & Quill, giving you a chance to save on accessories for iPhone, Apple Watch, iPad, and MacBook. To gain access to this sale, enter the code MR20 at checkout.

Nimble

nimble-exclusive.jpg

  • What's the deal? Save 30 percent sitewide with MACRUMORS30
  • How long does it last?It ends on December 25

Eco-friendly brand Nimble is offering our readers 30 percent off sitewide this holiday season with the exclusive promo code MACRUMORS30. With this promotion you can save on Nimble's portable chargers, wireless chargers, iPhone cases, and more.

Nimble's products are made from highly sustainable materials and come inside plastic-free packaging. The company also runs a one-for-one tech recovery project, placing a disposable bag with every product it sells. In these bags, customers can send back their old or unused tech so that it can be recycled responsibly.

In terms of shipping, Nimble offers free two-day shipping and returns, so be sure to browse the retailer's website soon to place your order in enough time before Christmas.

Twelve South

twelve-south-holidays.jpg

  • What's the deal? Save 20 percent off your order with MacRumors20
  • How long does it last? It ends on December 25

At Twelve South, you can get 20 percent off your entire order with the promo code MacRumors20. This promo code will last through December 25 for users in the United States.

Twelve South has numerous accessories that are specifically made for Apple products, like AirSnap for AirPods, HiRise Wireless for iPhone, and BookBook Vol. 2 for iPad Pro. You can browse for some holiday shopping ideas of your own on Twelve South's website.

ZAGG

mophie-exclusive.jpg

  • What's the deal? Save 30 percent on one item with MACRUMORS30
  • How long does it last? It ends on December 23

On ZAGG's website, you can get 30 percent off a single item, including from ZAGG itself, Mophie, Braven, InvisibleShield, IFROGZ, gear4, and HALO. This sale covers the gamut of Apple product accessories, including screen protectors, portable batteries, battery cases, charging cables, and more.

To get the discount, head to ZAGG's website, browse for an item, add it to your bag, and when you do you'll notice a pop-up on the right where you can view your bag. Here you can enter the promo code MACRUMORS30 and click apply to see the 30 percent discount taken off the most expensive item in your cart.

1Password

1Pass3moFreeForFamily.jpg

  • What's the deal? Get three months of 1Password Families for free
  • How long does it last? It ends on December 25

In another deal partnership with popular password storage platform 1Password, this holiday our readers can get three full months of 1Password Families for free. After the promotion period ends, you'll need to pay $4.99/month for the service.

Anker

anker-holidays.jpg

  • What's the deal? Save up to 30 percent on Anker's best power accessories (listed below)
  • How long does it last? It ends on December 13

Anker and MacRumors have partnered to offer our readers a few deals on potential stocking stuffers this holiday season. You can get a 2-pack of PowerWave Pad wireless chargers for $19.54, Anker's 6-in-1 USB-C Hub for $31.99, and more.


Nomad

nomad-holiday.jpg

  • What's the deal? Save 20 percent off sitewide with MACRUMORS20
  • How long does it last? It ends on December 25

Over at Nomad, you can get 20 percent off sitewide with our exclusive sale. This sale is available all the way through December 25.

Nomad offers a variety of high-quality accessories for Apple products, like the Base Station Pro wireless charger, Rugged Folio for iPad Pro, Rugged Case for iPhone 12, Rugged Case for AirPods Pro, and even a variety of straps for the Apple Watch.

Mujjo

mujjo-holidays.jpg

  • What's the deal? Save 20 percent sitewide with #macrumors
  • How long does it last? It ends on December 24

Mujjo is offering our readers an exclusive 20 percent sitewide discount this holiday season, with opportunities to save on iPhone 12 cases, iPad sleeves, MacBook sleeves, and the company's Touchscreen Gloves, which are built to function with any touchscreen smartphone. You'll have until Christmas Eve to shop our exclusive Mujjo sale.

For more of the best Apple-related sales and bargains, head to our full Deals Roundup.

Article Link: Wrap Up Your Holiday Shopping With Our Exclusive Apple Accessory Sales at Twelve South, Mophie, 1Password, Anker, and More
 
Article Link
https://www.macrumors.com/2020/12/09/holiday-shopping-apple-sales/
Last edited:
As an Amazon Associate, MacRumors earns a commission from qualifying purchases made through links in this post.
I've been thinking about getting 1Password Families. I have a license for the Mac and iOS app that's grandfathered, but the Mac app is pretty out of date and doesn't work with Safari anymore or support dark mode, and I'd like to be able to keep certain passwords updated with my wife who is really bad about keeping things updated in her 1Password. It would be nice to be able to admin a shared vault and then setup some vaults for our kids as they get older. I worry about my wife not being able to access things if something were to happen to me. I just hate signing up for yet another service. I mean, for crying out loud, Paste is charging me yearly just to access my clipboard, even if it is only $10/yr. I like keeping a tidy budget.
 
macduke said:
I've been thinking about getting 1Password Families. I have a license for the Mac and iOS app that's grandfathered, but the Mac app is pretty out of date and doesn't work with Safari anymore or support dark mode, and I'd like to be able to keep certain passwords updated with my wife who is really bad about keeping things updated in her 1Password. It would be nice to be able to admin a shared vault and then setup some vaults for our kids as they get older. I worry about my wife not being able to access things if something were to happen to me. I just hate signing up for yet another service. I mean, for crying out loud, Paste is charging me yearly just to access my clipboard, even if it is only $10/yr. I like keeping a tidy budget.
Click to expand...
I hear you. I was in the same boat, with grandfathered apps and not wanting to do the subscription. What finally tipped it for me was the need to assist my elderly parents. My father had a brain incident and we spent a TON of time trying to decipher his password "code" sheet and resetting passwords. I finally got the family subscription and created a shared vault for my mom to create/update all of their account information in and gave access to my parents, myself, and my brother. Now either of us can help my mom when she needs something and I still have my family stuff separately. You can take a little of sting about a subscription away by taking advantage of the offer above, and also buying a $125 gift card for $99. https://1password.com/giftcards/

They didn't have a free trial when I changed my account to a subscription, but I emailed them and they gave me a big savings on the first year of my subscription. Their support has always been top-notch in my experience.

Lastly, to anyone with aging parents, I HIGHLY recommend you have some form of password "hand-off" planned. The world has become so digital that being able to access online resources is almost a necessity.
 
  • Like
Reactions: jimthing, Edsel and techpr
Nabby said:
I hear you. I was in the same boat, with grandfathered apps and not wanting to do the subscription. What finally tipped it for me was the need to assist my elderly parents. My father had a brain incident and we spent a TON of time trying to decipher his password "code" sheet and resetting passwords. I finally got the family subscription and created a shared vault for my mom to create/update all of their account information in and gave access to my parents, myself, and my brother. Now either of us can help my mom when she needs something and I still have my family stuff separately. You can take a little of sting about a subscription away by taking advantage of the offer above, and also buying a $125 gift card for $99. https://1password.com/giftcards/

They didn't have a free trial when I changed my account to a subscription, but I emailed them and they gave me a big savings on the first year of my subscription. Their support has always been top-notch in my experience.

Lastly, to anyone with aging parents, I HIGHLY recommend you have some form of password "hand-off" planned. The world has become so digital that being able to access online resources is almost a necessity.
Click to expand...
Thank you so much for posting your thoughts. You are absolutely correct about aging parents. I am an aging parent. I have worked in the IT sector since the early 1980's. I retired twenty years ago, I now struggle to stay abreast of new updates and the proliferating number of passwords needed to access everything. I purchased 1Password before Apple had their own solution. I still use it for my Windows computers but not for OS X. I really should simplify and convert my Keychain stuff to 1Password, and share with my family. Granting access to your family is like a codicil to your Will. When you pass-away there is an enormous amount of important digital stuff that must be passed down to your children. Don't automatically assume they know how to access this information.
 
I’m a 1Password user and have been a big fan for nearly a decade, but have no interest in the subscription model. Since they aren’t going away from that payment model I‘m switching over to Apple’s keychain and have been slowly doing that over the past years. It’s nice to have a backup system in place and the ability to abandon an entire system if I need to. If AgileBit gains the agility to add the option of “pay once to use“ model in addition to their subscription model they’ll gain me back as a customer.
 
  • Like
  • Love
Reactions: noleli, Weaselboy and AngerDanger
You must log in or register to reply here.
Register on MacRumors! This sidebar will go away, and you'll see fewer ads.
Top Bottom
Back