Anker is selling its cube shaped power strip for a low price of just $23.99 today. It features a fast 30W USB-C port for charging devices.
Anker PowerExtend USB-C 3 Cube with 30W USB-C, 2 USB-A Ports and 3 AC Outlets is Just $23.99 Today
Apple will sell you a standalone 30W USB-C charger for a price of $39. While that charger is what you need to charge up a MacBook Air at full speed, but you can actually get way more if you are willing to spend less on a product.
Anker's PowerExtend USB-C 3 Cube is that product and it is essentially a power strip. But it's not any ordinary power strip, it features a fast 30W USB-C port for charging up devices as well as 2 extra USB-A ports and 3 AC outlets. You can power up to 6 devices at once and that is silly good.
Another great thing about this power strip is the lengthy 5-feet cable, allowing you to keep the power strip on your desk for plugging in stuff easily and securely.
Anker is a champ when it comes to charging accessories therefore you can rest assured that this accessory will keep everything connect safe and sound. The built-in PowerIQ technology also prevents overcharging, overheating and so much more. If you want something that keeps your devices charged and powered up while keeping them safe, then the PowerExtend USB-C 3 Cube is the way to go.
There are no discount codes or coupons needed here. Just make sure you are quick if you want to save money on this product.
Buy Anker Power Strip with USB C, PowerExtend USB-C 3 Cube - Was $29.99, now just $23.99
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