Anker’s Tiny 45W USB-C Charger Drops to $20 with Free Cable

Anker’s Tiny 45W USB-C Charger Drops to $20 with Free Cable

> At a Glance

> – Anker Nano 45W single-port USB-C charger now $20, down from $35

> – Bundle includes a 6-foot USB-C cable at no extra cost

> – Deal applies to black model only; white version costs $1 more

> – Why it matters: Fast, pocket-sized power for phones, tablets, and even some laptops at 43% off

A pocket-friendly charging upgrade just landed. Anker’s 45-watt Nano USB-C wall adapter-barely bigger than a quarter-has returned to near its all-time low price, and the brand is throwing in a free cable to sweeten the pot.

What You Get

The Nano 45W keeps things simple: one foldable-prong wall plug and a single USB-C port that pushes up to 45 watts. That’s enough wattage to fast-charge an iPhone 17 or keep a 13-inch M4 MacBook Air topped up.

  • Single-port design keeps the footprint tiny
  • Foldable prongs eliminate pocket-poke risk while traveling
  • 45W output covers most phones, tablets, and ultrabooks

Price Snapshot

Model Old Price Sale Price Savings
Black Nano $35 $20 43% off
White Nano $35 $21 40% off

Both color options ship with a 6-foot USB-C cable, a $10 value on its own.

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Act Fast

Stock fluctuates when the price dips this low. If you want the black unit at the headline $20, ordering sooner is smarter than later.

Key Takeaways

  • 43% discount almost matches the charger’s record-low $18 price
  • 45W single port handles modern phones, tablets, and some laptops
  • Free 6-foot cable completes the travel-ready bundle

Grab the bundle today and you’ll have a spare charger-and cable-ready for any bag or desk drawer.

Author

  • My name is Jonathan P. Miller, and I cover sports and athletics in Los Angeles.

    Jonathan P. Miller is a Senior Correspondent for News of Los Angeles, covering transportation, housing, and the systems that shape how Angelenos live and commute. A former urban planner, he’s known for clear, data-driven reporting that explains complex infrastructure and development decisions.

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