Pocket Anker's PowerCore Slim 5000mAh power bank at nearly 50% off today

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What good is a portable power bank if it's too big to put in your pocket? Anker's PowerCore Slim 5000mAh Portable Charger is just the right size to tote around for anyone who needs the extra power but doesn't want to pack a bag or carry some big device in hand. Today you can snag one for only $15.99 at Amazon by clipping the coupon on its product page. That saves you nearly 50% off its usual price there, and it also brings this power bank lower than it's ever reached without a code before.

Anker's PowerCore Slim lives up to its name with a slim, lightweight design that can easily fit into your pocket or nearly any bag or backpack. It's covered in an anti-slip silicon shield that you can rest assured won't scratch your phone, and it also helps keep the power bank protected too. There's a single USB-A port that offers a 2A output, and with its 5000mAh capacity, you can get up to two full charges out of it when powering up a phone like the iPhone 6s. Other, more powerful phones will obviously require more juice, so you'll want to keep that in mind when powering up.

With Anker's PowerIQ technology, this power bank offers an adaptive charge per device, so your phone or whatever's plugged in at the time will power up as efficiently as possible. A micro-USB cable is included with its purchase to keep the power bank charged up, though you'll want to make sure you have the proper charging cable to use with your phone. These short USB-C cables are a fantastic pick to use with your power bank, and there are short Lightning cables as well. Anker includes an 18-month warranty with the PowerCore Slim's purchase.

Shipping at Amazon is free on orders totaling $25 or more, or with an Amazon Prime membership.

Alex Smith
Alex is a graduate from the University of North Florida with a background in sales and merchandising. When he’s not hunting down the next great deals to post on Thrifter, he can be found making music and working on his eBay business.