Update: While the Best Buy listing below has jumped back up to $20, Walmart has this model down at $9.99 right now.
Best Buy is now offering a seriously notable price on the Anker Nano USB-C Power Bank at $9.99 shipped today. Regularly $20 and currently fetching as much at Amazon where it has sold for as much as $26 this year, this is at least 50% off the going rate and the lowest price we can find. We recently featured a deal on this model that dropped it down to $13 with a 2-pack at $23, but today’s deal is easily one of the lowest prices we have tracked on just one of the ultra-compact and convenient power bank chargers.
It’s all in the name here. The Anker Nano Power Bank is a tiny 5,000mAh power bank with a foldable USB-C connector that links directly up to the bottom of iPhone and basically any other USB-C gear to give you an extra boost in power anywhere with no extra cable needed.
You’ll even find an additional USB-C port on the side used to both power the internal battery back up or to connect with a secondary device using a cable if needed.
On the front side you’ll see a subtle Anker logo just below the onboard LED indication lights to get a look at the remaining battery life at a glance.
There’s no telling how long this deal might last, so jump on it while you still can.
Anker Nano USB-C Power Bank features:
Designed for the ultimate convenience, the Anker Nano Power Bank features a foldable USB-C port for seamless, cable-free charging on the go. It’s powered by Anker’s PIQ3.0 Technology, offering PD 20W, and Qualcomm QC 18W capabilities, and delivers an impressive 22.5W total output. With its compact dimensions of 3.0 x 1.4 x 1.0 inches, it easily fits into pockets or purses, ready to provide instant charging. Its broad compatibility with USB-C PD supports a maximum 22.5W charge, making it suitable for devices like Samsung Galaxy series and iPhones. Moreover, it embraces an eco-friendly approach, being crafted from recycled PCR materials and packaged in eco-friendly materials, thereby reducing plastic waste.
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