Lightning deal, it might suit someone. Also in white for £10.14. Now £10.39 with 20%off code.
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Gordon.Bell
19 Aug 17#1
Cheaper for the White one - £10.19
One the same page, click the white link
Edit: Just noticed that was in the description - I'd put that price on header instead
f3rgy15
19 Aug 17#2
Got the white one in july - £11.99. Excellent
EMtart
19 Aug 17#3
White one can be bought for £9.59 and black for £10.39 if you use the 20% off promo voucher if a Prime customer.
escortboy
19 Aug 17#4
Doesn't have QC 3.0 wouldn't go back now that I've experienced how fast it is!
Zurg
19 Aug 17#5
Thanks. Heat +
yury
19 Aug 17#6
Can anyone recommend any strong fast charging USB cables to use with it?
If you click on " Promotion message" the first option should be 20% off the powercore, but it seems to take it down to £10.39! £2.60 off.
I clicked and redeemed the 20% message before doing anything else, so not sure whether it was that that did it. But either way im able to checkout at £10.39, so i'm happy :smile:
K1LLER_HORNET to swervy249
19 Aug 17#12
Great find! :thumbsup:
driver8
19 Aug 17#11
Still available for me - it's one of those offers that only shows on the final payment stage -
mgk
19 Aug 17#13
Be great if there was a US adapter too
plewis00
19 Aug 17#14
These are really useful. Got the white one months ago and we take it everywhere now - in the UK and EU. It's compact and charges really quick, typical Anker build quality - decent plastics and doesn't get hot. Don't worry about missing QC3.0, can't say we needed it.
I plugged two micro USB, a USB-C and a Lightning cable into it then one of those cable tidy spiral things around it and some zip ties either end - really neat multi charger always ready to go.
Worth paying for the brand and at this price is a steal
intime to plewis00
20 Aug 17#15
I was going to say this would be useful for travelling, when suddenly I start using a minimum of three devices, including a charger pack.
cifa
20 Aug 17#16
thanks OP - needed one - bought at £10.39
KITTYBOTS
20 Aug 17#17
An excellent price - Anker also have a good warranty from what I have heard.
amour3k
20 Aug 17#18
Showing for me as £12.99 now?. :-(
Or ..... lol.
laurenceharper
20 Aug 17#19
Deal still working. Thanks OP! :thumbsup:
IAmTheDude
21 Aug 17#22
How do these fair for powering several Raspberry Pis?
I've got 2x2s a 1 and a 3 that are taking up four sockets, would this be able to handle the draw?
(I suck at working out things like this, have no clue about power consumption wattage thingy stuff!)
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One the same page, click the white link
Edit: Just noticed that was in the description - I'd put that price on header instead
amazon.co.uk/gp/…c=1
Can't seem to find a cheap one
I clicked and redeemed the 20% message before doing anything else, so not sure whether it was that that did it. But either way im able to checkout at £10.39, so i'm happy :smile:
I plugged two micro USB, a USB-C and a Lightning cable into it then one of those cable tidy spiral things around it and some zip ties either end - really neat multi charger always ready to go.
Worth paying for the brand and at this price is a steal
Or ..... lol.
I've got 2x2s a 1 and a 3 that are taking up four sockets, would this be able to handle the draw?
(I suck at working out things like this, have no clue about power consumption wattage thingy stuff!)