Many people will be traveling this Memorial Day weekend as summer is unofficially underway. Charging your smartphone, tablet, and laptop batteries is important, but you can’t always rely on finding an outlet when you’re on the go. That’s why it’s always helpful to have a power bank handy. if lucky Up to 50 percent off. For example, there is the Anker MagGo Power Bank 10K . That’s $20 off the regular price.
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Our favorite MagSafe power bank is $20 off just in time for Memorial Day.
This is our choice so if you have an iPhone 12 or newer, it’s definitely worth considering. It’s Qi2 certified, so it can charge other supported devices wirelessly, albeit slower than the 15W you’ll get on a MagSafe-ready iPhone.
Anker claims that the MagGo Power Bank can wirelessly charge an iPhone 15 from zero to 50 percent in 44 minutes. With a capacity of 10,000 mAh, it can charge the iPhone 15 Pro up to 1.8 times. It has a built-in kickstand, so you can prop your phone up to watch videos while charging on the train or plane. There is also a smart display that shows the battery level and the remaining life of the power bank.
Elsewhere, you can plug in the Anker Prime Power Bank . That’s $55 off the regular price. This model has a much larger capacity than MagSafe’s 27,650mAh offering—enough to charge a 13-inch, M2-powered MacBook Air 1.28 times, or an iPhone 14 about 4.67 times, Anker says.
The power bank features dual USB-C and single USB-A port array support for fast charging for multiple devices simultaneously. Anker claims it can charge the 16-inch M2 Pro MacBook Pro to 50 percent in 28 minutes.
Also, Anker Magnetic Power Bank 5K has a 50 percent discount in this sale . It has a smaller capacity of 5,000 mAh (which is good for 0.8 full charges of the iPhone 13) and doesn’t have a display like the other two models mentioned above. But it’s a convenient way to charge your phone while you’re on the go. There’s a built-in stand and you can charge it while using it with a USB-C cable.
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