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Anker PowerCore portable charger is $11 off at Amazon
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TL;DR: Get the convenience of power on the go with the Anker PowerCore portable charger on sale for $24.99, down from $35.99.
If you’re still rocking an or something older, your battery is probably not what it used to be. You don’t have to accept that your phone will be dead by lunchtime, though. Carrying around a portable charger will have you juiced up all day long, so you don’t have to go without your phone.
Even if you have a newer phone, a portable charger is a handy gadget to have. Anker is a top name in the portable charging world, and its PowerCore 13,000mAh two-port power bank is currently on sale for $24.99 at Amazon, saving you $11.
This charger is compact and easy to transport, while still offering tons of power. It has the capacity to charge an iPhone 8 almost five times, an iPhone X or Samsung Galaxy S9 three times, or an iPad Air twice. Plus, it charges your devices quickly.
The PowerCore features two USB ports for multi-device charging. To charge the power bank back up, plug it into the included micro USB cable.
Keep your devices at 100 percent with the Anker PowerCore portable charger on sale for $24.99.
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