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SAVE $10.40:As of Feb. 4080p Archives get the Anker Zolo Portable Charger for $15.59 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $25.99. That's a 40% discount.

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How many times have you been out and about, only to find that your phone is suddenly sitting at a dangerously low battery percentage? If you don't carry a charging cable or brick with you, you've got to scramble to find a place to juice back up. But there's a better way — one that doesn't require you to even carry around a cable.

As of Feb. 4, you can get the Anker Zolo Portable Charger for just $15.59, down from its usual price of $25.99, at Amazon. That's $10.40 off and a discount of 40%.

SEE ALSO: Amazon deal of the day: The Sonos Ace headphones are back on sale for $100 off

This power bank boasts a 10,000mAh battery that can provide you two full charges for your iPhone 15 and 1.94 charges for a Samsung Galaxy S24. But it can also charge up your MacBook, iPad, and much more. It does so with an all-in-one, easy to use device that uses 30W fast charging that can get you from 0 to 57% in just 30 minutes.

Best of all, this charger has its own built-in USB-C cord that folds in on itself. The braided cable is rated for 10,000 bends, so you can rest assured it'll last long enough to actually use your charger more than a couple of times while out and about before it's time to get another.

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No one wants to be caught out without the use of their phone, so grab one (or a couple) of these chargers, and you'll be good to go no matter what happens.

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