Anker makes some of our favorite charging gear, and one such item that’s great for travelers is deeply discounted right now for Black Friday. Anker’s 3-in-1 foldable magnetic charging station is 25 percent off and down to a record low of just over $82. It's part of a larger sale on a bunch of Anker gear for the Black Friday and Cyber Monday time period.
This charger features on our list of the best Apple Watch accessories. It can simultaneously charge your smartwatch, MagSafe-compatible iPhone and, if you have a wireless charging case, AirPods. It's handy when power outlets are at a premium or you want to keep your nightstand or desk as clutter-free as possible.
The MagGo is compact — it's similar in size to Apple's Magic Mouse and weighs 6.9 oz. Anker says it can charge an Apple Watch Series 9 from zero to 47 percent capacity in 30 minutes. The charger comes with a 40W USB-C adapter and a five-foot cable.
You can snap up the MagGo as part of a broader sale on Anker devices. There's another good deal on one of the best power banks around. A 3-in-1 model with a 10,000mAh capacity (enough to fully charge an iPhone 15 nearly twice over) has dropped to $36, but only for Prime members. That's a $9 discount. The charger has a built-in AC plug and USB-C cable.
Check out all of the latest Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals here.
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