Anker’s Qi2 MagGo Power Bank is down to its best price in months
Given how often most of us rely on our smartphones, it’s a good idea to keep a power bank on hand in the event your phone dies while you’re out and about. If you don’t own one already, Anker’s MagGo Power Bank (10K) is down to $71.99 (nearly $20 off) at Amazon in the lead-up to the retailer’s annual Big Spring Sale. You can also buy it directly from Anker for the same price when you use coupon code WS7DV27ZN58X, which drops it to the best price we’ve seen this year.
Anker’s lightweight power bank can deliver 15W of wireless power to MagSafe-compatible iPhones, allowing you to charge an iPhone 17 to about 50 percent in about 45 minutes. The battery’s 10,000mAh capacity also means you can charge the base iPhone 17 nearly twice or the iPhone 17 Pro Max at least once. There’s also a USB-C port for juicing other devices at up to 27W, while passthrough charging lets you top off both the power bank and your phone at the same time.
Additionally, Anker’s magnetic power bank stands out with a built-in LED screen, which displays the remaining battery life and how long it’ll take to charge. It also sports a sturdy, integrated kickstand on the back, which lets you prop up your phone as it charges and take advantage of Apple’s handy StandBy mode, turning your screen into a smaller, glanceable smart display for quickly viewing the time, calendar events, photos, and other tidbits of info.
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