woman holding an Anker MagGo UFO 3-in-1 Charger

Anker Has Several of Its Travel-Friendly Products On Sale

Traveling in 2025 often means packing a lot of chargers. I know that whenever I’m getting ready for a trip, I have a long checklist of devices I need to make sure I can power up while I’m away. On top of that, it’s always a good idea to have a backup power bank to ensure you can keep your device juiced up on the road. That’s why I’m excited to see that Anker is running a sale on several of its products, saving you up to $45.

A few months ago, I picked up the Anker MagGo UFO Wireless Charging Station — which is a compact charging pad capable of powering up your phone, AirPods, and Apple Watch at once. As part of this sale, you can currently save $20, bringing it down to $69.99. For what it’s worth, that’s slightly lower than I paid when I bought mine during a previous sale.

Since picking up this clever “UFO” charging pad, I not only bring it along for all of my trips but have also taken to using it on a daily basis. Yes, it now lives right on my nightstand, making it easy to throw my AirPods or phone on as needed. Then, when it is time to travel, I can cut down on the number of different bricks and cords I need to bring along (plus the pad itself is remarkably small).

But that’s not all. As you may or may not know, Anker is a top name in power banks, docks, and more. Looking around the site, I noticed that their Anker 737 Power Bank is currently $22 off (making it $87.99) and their slim Anker MagGo Power Bank is $20 off ($59.84).

Elsewhere, if you’re in need of extra ports while working and traveling with a laptop, the Anker 555 USB-C Hub is currently $35.99 after a $14 discount. There’s also this awesome-looking iPad USB hub and stand that’s on sale for $79.98.

Now for the bad news. These sales are only for a limited time — and it varies by product. So, if there’s something you have your eye on, you may want to pick it up pretty soon.

Based on my experience with Anker (I also bought my wife a USB dock for her home office setup in addition to my charging station), I would definitely buy from them again. Therefore, while I don’t exactly need any other products at the moment, I am eyeing some of their power banks, seeing as you can never have too many of those. In any case, I’d recommend at least checking out what Anker has to offer — in terms of travel and everyday solutions — before this current sale ends.

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