It's Sunday but Anker has decided to kick off its Cyber Monday 2017 sales on its power banks, cables, chargers, cases, speakers and more.
Anker Offering Huge Discounts on Some of its Products for Cyber Monday 2017.
Anker's Black Friday deals were a blast, and first-hand data revealed that our readers totally loved what the company had to offer. But the fun doesn't stop there. Tomorrow's Cyber Monday, and Anker has kicked off its second huge sale to celebrate the event. Let's check out what's on offer.
- Anker PowerCore II 10000 with PowerIQ 2.0 - Regular price $22.99, Now $22.65.
- Anker PowerCore II 6700 Portable Charger - Regular price $19.99, Now $15.90.
- Anker PowerLine+ USB-C to USB-A 3.0 6-ft - Regular price $13.99, Now $10.99.
- Anker PowerLine II Lightning Cable 6-ft - Regular price $12.99, Now $10.19.
- Anker PowerPort II with 2 PowerIQ Ports - Regular price $15.99, Now $12.59.
- Anker 18W Quick Charge 3.0 USB Wall Charger - Regular price $15.99, Now $11.99 with code CMCM2113.
- Anker SoundCore Sport 16W IPX7 Bluetooth Speaker - Regular price $69.99, Now $49.99 with code G6D3R7DE.
- Anker SoundCore mini Bluetooth Speaker - Regular price $29.88, Now $18.99 with code RLBPN6FL.
- Anker KARAPAX Silicone Silk Case for iPhone X - Regular price $15.99, Now $11.99 with code KRPXIW48.
- Anker KARAPAX Shield+ Case for iPhone X - Regular price $14.99, Now $9.99 with code MAXTED35.
- Anker Wireless Highly-Extendable Selfie Stick - Regular price $15.99, Now $11.99 with code CYAN7161.
Apart from the deals above, there are more deals that are bound to go live tomorrow. Make sure you have this list bookmarked and refreshed for Monday to get hold of even more good stuff. Till then, dive into what Anker has to offer today.
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