Team Engadget is on the ground at CES 2024 to bring you all the biggest (and strangest) tech news from Las Vegas this week. To help make that happen, our editors and reporters need to keep their phone and laptop batteries topped up, and that’s where power banks come in. While you might not be running around the showfloor at a convention center, you may need to juice up your devices while you’re on the go too. As such, there’s some good news for you, since many of Anker’s and charging accessories are

Those with an iPhone may be interested in picking up the , which can charge MagSafe-compatible devices by attaching it to the rear. The device also supports USB-C charging. This charger has dropped to $40, which is $30 off the regular price and a record low.

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This magnetic Anker iPhone charger comes with a PopSocket grip, which you can use as a stand.

$40 at Amazon

This gizmo has a handy PopSockets grip, which should make it easier for many folks to hold their iPhone while it’s charging. It can also act as a stand, so you can prop up your phone to watch videos or play games while topping up the battery. The 622 has a capacity of 5,000mAh, which Anker claims will provide your phone with up to 17 hours of extra use.

Next up, we have , which has dropped to $112.46. That’s also a record low as it’s nearly $38 off the regular price of $150.

This is a very handy piece of travel gear as it will let you charge your iPhone, Apple Watch and AirPods all at the same time. The top of the cube tilts open so you can comfortably watch videos on your iPhone while it’s charging via MagSafe. The Cube will charge your phone at up to 15W (it comes with a 30W USB-C charger). Anker also notes that the Cube can fully charge an Apple Watch Series 8 in around 70 minutes.

Meanwhile, those looking for a USB-C cable with a high power throughput (likely for laptop use) may be interested in picking up . The dual six-foot USB-C to USB-C cables usually cost $23, and this marks another record low.

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