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Official Apple MagSafe Battery drops back to all-time low pricing at 40% off

We have had a steady run at deals on the official Apple iPhone Air MagSafe Battery and, after quickly popping back up to full price yesterday, Amazon is giving us another shot at the 40% off all-time low deal price. 

Amazon is now once again offering the official Apple iPhone Air MagSafe Battery back down at $59 shipped

You’re looking at Apple’s tailored-made magnetic power bank that would cost $99 if you bought it just about anywhere else.

This deal is one we have tracked more than a few times over the last four months or so, but it is also on par with the best discount we have ever seen since Apple debuted its add-on battery pack for iPhone Air back in September. 

Deals started to pop nearer the top of the year down into the $79 range, but with early summer came far more impressive discounts and we are indeed getting another go at it here again. 

As I, and many others, have said in the past, this is by no means the most affordable MagSafe power bank you can buy, but neither is just about anything else with an official Apple logo on it. 

It is, however, one of the most elegant solutions you can buy if you ask me, lining up perfectly with the backside of your Air and providing 65% additional charge in one of the thinnest packages out there. 

If you’re not sold on the Apple treatment here, I tend to lean towards options like the Anker Nano Magnetic Power Bank or the TORRAS MiniMag Power Bank

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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