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Anker portable chargers are on sale for up to 27% off at Amazon
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TL;DR: As of Mar. 3, you can charge up your phone with an Anker portable charger for up to 27% off.
With spring finally approaching, you may be planning some music festival or camping getaways. Nothing can ruin a moment like that pop of red in the corner of our screens though. It gets us all a bit nervous, especially when we’re nowhere near an outlet.
Good thing all we need to erase the fear of being stuck with low battery is just a reliable portable charger. And we’re even luckier that Amazon is having a bunch of deals one of the top-rated charger brands.
Anker chargers are known to be small but mighty. Their lightweight feel doesn’t take away from their powerful charge.
The PowerCore 26800, for example, charges twice as fast as other brands and can last for days (they hold enough battery to charge an iPhone 9.6 times and a Galaxy 6.5 times). The 26800 is now $16 off, making it just $49.99.
Once Anker saves your (battery) life once, you won’t want to live without it. Check out all the deals we found below:
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