Anker Halloween Sale: 20% Off Chargers With Code HALLOWEEN20 Through November 1

The Anker Halloween sale is live through November 1, cutting 20 percent off the brand’s charging gear when shoppers enter the code HALLOWEEN20 at checkout. WIRED’s gear team flagged the promotion on October 26, pointing to the products that have earned top spots in its buying guides.

What WIRED recommends in the Anker Halloween sale

WIRED’s writer Kat Merck compares Anker to Meryl Streep: a brand that keeps sweeping the awards. It appears in the magazine’s guides for portable chargers and power banks, Android chargers, wireless chargers, 3-in-1 chargers, MagSafe chargers and even USB car chargers. The sale prices below are the ones WIRED listed with the code applied.

• Anker Nano Charger 45W: $26, down from $40 (35 percent off). It’s a pocket-sized wall charger with foldable prongs and WIRED’s top pick for Android phones that use USB-C Power Delivery. This updated version adds a display showing charging status.
• Anker Laptop Power Bank: $96, down from $120. The 25,000-mAh battery can deliver up to 165 watts to two devices, and it includes a retractable cable and a braided cable that doubles as a carry loop. WIRED says it falls under the power-capacity limit for flights.
• Anker MagGo Power Bank for Apple Watch: $72, down from $90. The 10,000-mAh battery has a built-in USB-C cable and port, plus a pop-up 5-watt Apple Watch charger that supports Nightstand mode.
• Anker MagGo Wireless Charging Station (Foldable 3-in-1): $80, down from $110 (27 percent off). It charges a phone, smartwatch and earbuds at once. WIRED notes it can feel crowded with everything on it, but its slim design suits light packers.
• Anker Solix C1000 Portable Power Station: $470, down from $600 (22 percent off). The 1,056-watt-hour unit powered a small fridge, a TV and a power drill in testing, and it accepts solar panel or car-socket input.

One pick doesn’t show a code discount. The Anker MagGo Power Bank (10K, Qi2), which reviewer Simon Hill calls his favorite MagSafe power bank, was listed at $80 on Anker’s site. It was $90 at Amazon and Walmart.

Why the timing makes sense

Merck argues that now is a sensible moment to stock up. Storms are forecast for many regions, and more time indoors tends to mean more battery-draining scrolling. The Solix power station, with its ability to keep phones and small appliances running, fits the outage scenario best.

The Labubu twist

The more unusual part of the Anker Halloween sale is a pair of bundles that include a Labubu blind box, the collectible monster figures. The lavender “Twilight Box” ($208) pairs the MagGo Power Bank with two wireless backup batteries and a blind box. The orange “Pumpkin Box” ($200) includes the blind box, the MagGo Power Bank, the 45-watt Nano wall charger and one wireless backup battery.

Merck is openly unsure whether Labubus are still trending, but she figures blind boxes will always sell. She suggests the bundles could make a good gift for the right person.

Shoppers should check final prices at checkout, since the discounts depend on the code and the listings can change before the sale ends on November 1.

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