Deal | Anker 737 power bank with 24,000 mAh back on sale for 37% off
A dependable power bank is one of the most useful gadgets for tech enthusiasts who plan to spend a significant amount of time of their summer off the grid. Thankfully, energy storages with a capacity of 20,000 mAh or more are quite affordable these days, which is illustrated by an ongoing deal for the Anker 737, which is also known as the PowerCore 24K.
Similar to a previous deal from earlier this year, the well-known online retailer Newegg is currently selling the Anker 737 power bank with a large discount of 37.5 percent or US$60 off Amazon's current price of US$160. In order to take advantage of this sale, shoppers should make sure to select "Anker Official Store" as the seller and apply the coupon code "FTTBCU523" at checkout. In addition to this notable price reduction, this offer for the PowerCore 24K includes a US$10 Newegg gift card, which is automatically added to the shopping cart and should be delivered via e-mail four days after the power bank has been shipped.
As already mentioned above, the Anker 737 is a potent power bank with a big capacity of 24,000 mAh, which is enough to recharge phones and tablets multiple times. The maximum output via USB-C Power Delivery 3.1 is 140 watts, which means that even a power-hungry laptop such as the current 16-inch Apple MacBook Pro can be charged from 0 to 50 percent in just 40 minutes. Last but not least, this practical accessory can charge up to three devices at once as it sports two USB-C and one regular USB-A port, and the manufacturer claims that the energy storage has a practically universal compatibility. Other no-name brands may offer the same capacity for a lower price, but for users who would like to buy from a reputable brand, this power bank deal is a decent choice.
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