iWALK has a range of power banks on sale and all of them are super tiny. Starting from $18, these power banks feature a built-in Lightning connector too.
This Ultra-Portable Power Bank Features a Built-in Lightning Cable for the Most Convenient Charging Experience on the Go
Having built-in cables and connectors in a power bank is a brilliant idea. This means you do not have to worry about carrying cables and charging becomes a breeze due to that reason. iWALK makes such a product and it is currently on sale too.
iWALK is offering discounts on its ultra-portable range of power banks right now, with prices starting from just $18.19. The cheapest model on sale offers a capacity of 3,350mAh, which is enough to charge an iPhone 8 1.2 times while an iPhone XS can be charged up 0.7 times. This is not bad at all given how small this thing is. If you opt for expensive models, offering 4,500mAh of capacity, you will obviously get more milage out of it.
If you manage to deplete this thing, and you will eventually, then you can charge it up using the USB-C port at the side of the power bank itself. The cable is included in the box so you do not have to worry about anything on that end either.
There are no special discount codes or coupons needed to bring the price down. Just add it to your cart and wait for it to arrive.
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