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Anker’s MagSafe Nano Power Bank is one of the best, drops to one of the lowest prices of the year at $49 (All colors)

Anker’s latest Nano Power Bank is easily among the most compelling options out there when it comes to price and form-factor for those just looking for quick top ups on the go. Regularly $60 these days, you can now land one down at $49.50, or within $5 or so of the lowest price ever. 

The official Amazon Anker store is now offering its Nano MagSafe Power Bank down at $49.49 shipped

This is an Amazon Lightning deal and select colors are also close to 50% sold out at the discounted rate. 

Now carrying a $60 list price after launching at $55, this is nearly 20% off and the lowest price we can find. While it might not seem like a giant deal, this has been a relatively popular model and it is now within roughly $5 of the Prime Day 2026 all-time low. 

This model has a few things going for it. You’re not looking at one of those chunky 10K mAh models here, but rather a more sleek and transportable option for quick top ups while away from an outlet. It also comes in six different colors, from vibrant orange and black, through to softer blues, whites, and even a light gold colorway. 

The Qi2-certified is regularly found on best of lists as an alternative to Apple’s iPhone Air Battery, but it can be used on all of the latest latest and previous-generation phones with magnetic and Qi2 action. 

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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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