Anker 5-port travel adapter deal $20
- X user lynxfindsdeals posted an affiliate deal on May 21 promoting Anker's 20W 5-port Nano Travel Adapter for $20 with a retailer link. - The key number was $19.99, matching current listings from Anker, Amazon and Best Buy for model A9215, a five-device adapter. - Shoppers can still check AnkerDirect listings on Amazon and Best Buy, where the adapter was listed at $19.99.
An X post from user lynxfindsdeals on May 21 promoted an Anker 20W 5-port travel adapter for $20 and linked shoppers to a retailer listing. The product in question matches Anker’s Nano Travel Adapter, model A9215, which Anker, Amazon and Best Buy all showed at $19.99 in current listings. Anker’s own product page listed the adapter at $25.99 with a $6 discount, bringing the price to $19.99, and said the offer would end in about three days from the time the page was crawled. Best Buy’s marketplace listing, sold and shipped by AnkerDirect, also showed the item at $19.99, down from a comparable value of $25.99. ### Which product was in the deal post? (anker.com) Anker identifies the item as the “Nano Travel Adapter (5-in-1, 20W, 1-Pack).” Amazon’s product page describes it as a 5-port adapter with one 2-pin AC outlet, two USB-A ports and two USB-C ports, sold by AnkerDirect. Model A9215 appears across multiple listings. (anker.com) Best Buy used that model number on its product page, and Anker’s own site listed the same dimensions, weight and 20W charging specification. ### What does the $20 price actually match? The $20 figure in the X post aligns with a $19.99 sale price shown by several sellers. Anker’s U.S. storefront listed the adapter at $19.99 after discount, while Amazon and Best Buy also showed $19.99 pricing. (amazon.com) Slickdeals staff also posted the same item on May 11 at $19.99, calling it a match for a previous popular deal and identifying AnkerDirect via Amazon as the seller. (anker.com) That listing described the regular price as $26 and said the deal was available in black and white. ### What does the adapter include? (anker.com) Amazon’s listing says the adapter supports Type A, Type C, Type G and Type I plugs, which Anker says cover more than 200 countries. The device can power up to five devices at once through one AC outlet, two USB-A ports and two USB-C ports. A single USB-C port can deliver up to 20W, while multiple USB ports share up to 15W, according to Amazon’s product details. (slickdeals.net) The adapter is not a voltage converter, and the AC outlet does not support 3-prong grounded plugs such as UK 3-pin, EU Schuko or grounded laptop chargers. ### Are there limits shoppers should know before buying? (amazon.com) Anker’s listing says the adapter is rated at 6A max and 750W max for U.S. use at 125V. Amazon’s page says it is compatible with 100-240V AC-powered devices, but repeats that it does not convert voltage. The product is also built around a 2-pin to 2-pin connection. That means travelers using grounded plugs or appliances that require voltage conversion would need a different product. (amazon.com) ### Where can the deal be checked now? Best Buy’s listing said the item was sold and shipped by AnkerDirect and available for shipping at $19.99 when crawled. (anker.com) Amazon’s product page likewise showed AnkerDirect as the seller. Anker’s own site showed the same $19.99 price with a countdown-style limited-time promotion. (amazon.com) As of the latest available listings, shoppers looking to verify the X post can compare the current price on Anker’s store, Amazon’s AnkerDirect listing and Best Buy’s marketplace page. (anker.com)
