Update: This popular deal is still available, now for Prime Members only.
AnkerDirect via Amazon has for
Prime Members: Anker 12-Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip w/ 5' Cord (Black, 2100J) for
$21.98.
Shipping is free.
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Features:- 12 AC outlets, 1 USB-C port, and 2 USB-A ports
- Fast Charge Your iPhone: Use the 20W USB-C port to give your iPhone 13 a high-speed charge from 0-53% in just 30 minutes.
- 8-Point Safety System: Combines surge protection, fire resistance, overload protection, temperature control, and more to protect you and your devices
No Longer Available:- AnkerDirect via Amazon has Anker 12-Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip w/ 5' Cord (Black, 2100J) for $19.99. Shipping is free with Prime or orders $35+.
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If you actually want a good surge protector get one that has 330V clamp. But they usually cost twice as much as this anker.
https://www.amazon.com/Protector-...P4X9EWVXLJ
Walmart also sells for $21.50 (clip $7.50 coupon) for those with Walmart Plus.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Surge-...om=/search
"The 12-outlet Anker 351 Power Strip performed dreadfully in our testing, offering no surge protection whatsoever."
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https://www.amazon.com/Protector-...P4X9EWVXLJ
Walmart also sells for $21.50 (clip $7.50 coupon) for those with Walmart Plus.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Surge-...om=/search
I did not have a coupon to clip however, it said "Add to cart" to see the price,and it came up the price you mentioned.
I know Costco does that a lot of times too. Even if you're signed into your account. So maybe that's something to look out for extra discounts while scrolling thru W's site 😉
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Some chinese guy came to the US, went to school, got a job (in the US).
Decided he could make a fortune by moving home and paying other chinese people $0.10/hour to make products (which may have been above average/good), and selling those products in the US at huge markups (over costs).
Established a decent reputation, and then started to cut "costs" while increasing profits.
My enthusiasm for Anker products has waned substantially with each additional product. "Average", or even "good", does not mean "premium", nor does it justify premium prices.
YMMV..
And no, I have no problem with capitalism, or ambition.....
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Some chinese guy came to the US, went to school, got a job (in the US).
Decided he could make a fortune by moving home and paying other chinese people $0.10/hour to make products (which may have been above average/good), and selling those products in the US at huge markups (over costs).
Established a decent reputation, and then started to cut "costs" while increasing profits.
My enthusiasm for Anker products has waned substantially with each additional product. "Average", or even "good", does not mean "premium", nor does it justify premium prices.
YMMV..
And no, I have no problem with capitalism, or ambition.....
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I have heard many say they love the Apple integrations, but that is really done by design by marketing. Again, brilliant. If it was true integration it would work with any device. I considered buying an Apple watch once, but then learned it wouldn't work with my phone so I bought a different brand. The H1 chip, well just Google apple h1 chipset versus sony (or versus anything you like) and you can find the specs and decide for yourself. H1 is just good marketing imo, but brilliant as it works.
My whole point, and clearly using apple as a reference was a bad idea in a world where so many love them (brand loyalty) was not to upset anyone, but to show that Anker, is exactly what someone else mentioned a general product that many companies rebrand and use marketing to make very popular. Hopefully this leads people to make purchase decisions that lead them to good products for them, that meet their needs. Not some Anker powerbar with horrible specs that ends up damaging users equipment solely because they bought it based on name or brand loyalty alone. In short, if a brand works for you then buy it! Just be sure you know what you are paying for.
Side note, I own some Anker products. They had good specs for a good price so I bought them. I don't hate Anker.
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