Anker Black Friday Deals 2026: Five Chargers and Power Banks Checked at Anker and Amazon - Memeburn
TL;DR
- All five Anker chargers and power banks we checked cost the same at Amazon and Anker.com on October 31.
- Amazon calls the 25K power bank 22% off while Anker calls it 12.5% off, but both charge $104.99.
- Three Amazon prices are Prime Member Prices; Anker.com shows the same prices without a membership.
- Anker's HALLOWEEN20 code would make the Nano 70W, 140W charger and 25K power bank $8 to $9 cheaper than Amazon, but doesn't help on Prime chargers.
- Memeburn's view: the $79.99 140W four-port charger is the best value, at 57 cents per watt with a cable included.
Anker charges exactly the same cash price on Amazon as it does on its own store for all five chargers and power banks we checked, even though the two sites advertise different discounts on the same $104.99 power bank. Black Friday is still four weeks away on November 27, and Anker’s current promotion is a Halloween sale rather than a Black Friday one, so the useful question right now is which store and which charger give you the most for your money. Here’s what each one costs, where the real differences hide, and the Anker charger we’d buy today.
Amazon's Choice
Anker Prime Charger
Amazon's Choice
Anker 140W Max 4-Port
Amazon's Choice
Anker Laptop Power Bank
Amazon's Choice
Anker Nano 70W
Amazon's Choice
Anker Prime 25W Qi2.2
Anker Black Friday Deals 2026 at a Glance
We matched each product’s model number, bundle and color on Anker.com and Amazon.com on October 31, 2026, and every Amazon listing below is sold by AnkerDirect, Anker’s own Amazon storefront, and shipped by Amazon. None of the five listings showed a Black Friday or limited-time deal badge, and Anker’s prices come from its own lineup pages rather than a completed checkout.
The cash price is identical at both stores on all five products, so the real differences come from three places the price tag doesn’t show: how each store frames the discount, whether Amazon’s price needs a Prime membership, and Anker’s own coupon. The Nano 70W also has no discount at either store, which makes it the only product here that’s simply at full price.
Same Power Bank, Two Different Discounts
The Anker Laptop Power Bank with 25,000mAh and 165W of total output costs $104.99 at both stores, but Amazon presents it as 22% off a $134.99 list price while Anker’s own page calls it 12.5% off $119.99. Since you pay $104.99 either way, the percentage is a label rather than a saving, and it’s the clearest example of why we compare cash prices instead of trusting discount badges, a problem our Black Friday laptop deals guide found with laptops too.
The power bank works out to about $4.20 per 1,000mAh, and it has built-in cables, so it’s aimed at people who want to top up a laptop away from a wall outlet. A 25,000mAh pack comes to about 90Wh at a standard 3.6V cell rating, which is under the 100Wh limit the FAA sets for spare lithium-ion batteries in carry-on bags, although you should check the watt-hour figure printed on the pack itself before you fly.
Prime Members See Three of These Amazon Prices
Anker Prime Charger
Overview
- Delivering 1.35W/cm³ of power density
- 140W single-port output without derating
- With smart power distribution powered by PowerIQ 5.0
Amazon labels the 140W charger, the Prime 160W charger and the Prime 3-in-1 charger as Prime Member Prices, and we couldn’t confirm what shoppers without Prime pay for them. Anker.com shows the same $79.99, $115.99 and $119.99 on its lineup pages without a membership, so if you don’t have Prime, Anker’s own store is the safer place to get these prices, although we haven’t confirmed them in Anker’s cart. Prime also changes delivery speed, since the Amazon listings we checked offered next-day delivery to Prime members and roughly five-day delivery to everyone else.
Anker’s Halloween Coupon Beats Amazon on Three Products
Anker Laptop Power Bank
Overview
- Ideal for laptop users, this 25,000mAh power bank features
- Dual USB-C cables, a USB-A port, and a USB-C port
- 25K, 165W, Built-In and Retractable Cables
Anker’s HALLOWEEN20 code takes 20% off original prices with no minimum spend, according to Anker’s Halloween sale terms, but it can’t be combined with member prices and selected models are excluded, including Anker’s 45W smart-display charger. Applied to the original prices on Anker’s product pages, the code would bring the Nano 70W to $31.99, the 140W charger to $71.99 and the 25K power bank to $95.99, which is $8 to $9 less than Amazon charges for the same products.
The same 20% applied to the Prime chargers’ $149.99 original price lands at $119.99, which is $4 worse than the $115.99 price for the Prime 160W and no better than the $119.99 price for the Prime 3-in-1, so the coupon only helps on the three cheaper products. These are our calculations rather than tested cart totals, and since Anker’s Halloween terms include dated offers that run until November 1 without giving the code a separate end date, check whether it still works at checkout before you count on it.
Anker 140W Charger vs Prime 160W: What the Extra $36 Buys
Anker Nano 70W
Overview
- Each USB-C port delivers 70W max of power
- At just 2.09 × 1.68 × 1.24 inches
- With TÜV Rheinland certification and ActiveShield 4.0
The Anker 140W four-port charger costs $79.99 with a 5-foot cable in the box and a small display with touch controls, which works out to about 57 cents per watt, exactly the same rate as the $39.99 Nano 70W. The Anker Prime 160W three-port charger costs $115.99, or about 72 cents per watt, which means the extra $36 buys 20W more total output and one fewer port. That trade only makes sense if you regularly need more than 140W across all ports at once, for example a large laptop and a tablet charging together at full speed, because for most desks the 140W model already covers a laptop, a phone and a pair of earbuds from one plug.
Anker Prime 3-in-1 Charger Is Built Around Qi2.2
Anker Prime 25W Qi2.2
Overview
- Qi2.2-Certified 25W Fast Charging
- Palm-Sized Foldable Design, Made for Travel
- 45W USB-C charger, 5 ft USB-C to USB-C cable
The Anker Prime 25W foldable 3-in-1 charger is $119.99 at both stores, $30 below its $149.99 reference, and it’s certified for Qi2.2, the 25W version of the Qi2 wireless charging standard that uses magnets to line a phone up with the charging coil. That magnetic alignment is why a Qi2 stand pairs most naturally with an iPhone, while Galaxy owners should check whether their phone has built-in magnets first, since our look at the Galaxy S27 Ultra camera design covers leaks suggesting Samsung is only now making room for a Qi2 magnet array. The foldable design is meant for travel, and the 25W rating only applies to phones that support the faster Qi2.2 standard.
The $79.99 140W Charger Is the Anker Buy We’d Make Now
Anker 140W Max 4-Port
Overview
- Rapidly charge your 15-inch MacBook Air to 50%
- 140W, 4-Port, PD 3.1, Non-battery
- Activeshield 4.0 system monitors device
Memeburn’s pick from Anker’s early Black Friday lineup is the 140W four-port charger at $79.99, and if you don’t have Prime we’d buy it from Anker.com rather than Amazon. It costs the same 57 cents per watt as the Nano 70W while doubling the output and adding a fourth port and a cable, Anker’s own store offers its $79.99 price without a membership, and the Halloween code could take it to $71.99 if it’s still live when you check out.
Our pick changes in two situations. If you only charge a phone and earbuds, the $39.99 Nano 70W does that job for half the price, and if Black Friday brings the Prime 160W down to about $91, it would match the 140W’s 57 cents per watt, which is the point at which its extra output would come at no extra cost per watt.
When Anker’s Black Friday Deals Start
Black Friday falls on November 27, 2026, with Cyber Monday on November 30, and Anker hasn’t said which of these five products will be part of its Black Friday sale, since its current promotion is a Halloween event. Anker has run early Black Friday sales on its own store before, including a 2025 offer of an extra 5% off two items, 10% off three and 15% off four or more, so a multi-item discount like that would change the math if you’re buying a charger and a power bank together. If you’re pairing a charger with a new phone, our Black Friday phone deals guide tracks which phones were worth buying early.
FAQs
When do Anker Black Friday deals start in 2026?
Black Friday falls on November 27, 2026, and Cyber Monday on November 30. As of October 31, Anker’s active promotion was a Halloween sale with the HALLOWEEN20 coupon, and none of the five Anker products Memeburn checked on Amazon showed a Black Friday badge.
Is Anker cheaper on Amazon or Anker.com?
Anker.com and Amazon showed identical cash prices on October 31, 2026, for all five Anker chargers and power banks Memeburn checked. Three of the Amazon prices were labeled Prime Member Prices, while Anker.com displayed the same prices without a membership.
Can you take the Anker 25,000mAh power bank on a plane?
A 25,000mAh power bank works out to about 90Wh at a 3.6V cell rating, and the FAA allows spare lithium-ion batteries up to 100Wh in carry-on bags without airline approval. Spare power banks must travel in carry-on luggage rather than checked bags, and the watt-hour figure printed on the pack is the one to check.
Does the HALLOWEEN20 code work on Anker Prime chargers?
Anker’s HALLOWEEN20 code takes 20% off original prices but can’t be combined with member prices, and selected models are excluded. On a $149.99 original price, 20% off comes to $119.99, which is no lower than the $115.99 and $119.99 prices Anker already showed for its Prime 160W and Prime 3-in-1 chargers on October 31, 2026.