Ahead of Black Friday, Amazon is offering a great deal on a MagSafe charger for your Apple iPhone 16. Right now, the Baseus 6,000mAh 20W MagSafe Power Bank is priced down to only $10.40 after a clippable 40% off coupon and a 20% off promo code "EDPV3LXM". You must apply this code manually during checkout. That's the lowest price we've seen recently for a MagSafe power bank and certainly a Black Friday-worthy deal.
Baseus 6,000mAh MagSafe Power Bank
The Baseus power bank measures 3.8"x0.57"x2.5". It contains 10N worth of magnets that firmly attach to the back of any MagSafe compatible iPhone, including the new iPhone 16, Plus, Pro, and Pro Max smartphones. It can inductively charge your iPhone at up to a maximum charging rate of 15W. If you need faster charging, the power bank also has a USB Type-C port with up to 20W of Power Delivery (a USB-C cable is also included).
How many times can you charge your iPhone 16?
Macworld lists these power consumption specs (in Whr) for the iPhone 16:
- iPhone 16: 3,561mAh 13.7Whr
- iPhone 16 Plus: 4,674mAh 18Whr
- iPhone 16 Pro: 3,582mAh 13.8Whr
- iPhone 16 Pro Max: 4,685mAh 18Whr
A 6,000mAh power bank carries a 22.2Whr capacity. An 80% power efficiency rating (which is about standard for power banks) gives you about 17.8Whr of available charge. That means this power bank will charge the larger iPhones, the 16 Plus or Pro Max, about one time or the smaller iPhones, the 16 or Pro, about 1.3 times. Keep in mind that if you intend to charge using MagSafe, your total charging capacity will be a bit lower because wireless charging isn't nearly as efficient as wired charging.
More Black Friday iPhone Accessory Deals
Looking for more iPhone resources? For starters, check out our official iPhone 16 Pro Max review. Mark Knapp writes "the iPhone 16 Pro Max is a powerhouse in just about every respect. It’s built well, has considerable performance, delivers great visuals from its display, and snaps some excellent photos."
If you already have an iPhone and are looking for some essential iPhone accessories, we've rounded up our favorite iPhone 16 screen protectors, and guides to which Apple AirPods and Apple Watches might be best suited for your needs.
Apple AirPods (3rd Generation)
As part of its Early Black Friday Sale event, Walmart has dropped the price of the 3rd generation Apple AirPods earbuds to the lowest price we have ever seen. Right now you can pick up a brand new pair for only $94.00 shipped. That's nearly 30% cheaper than the retail price of the 4th generation AirPods and is the least expensive wireless AirPods you can get right now. This deal is only at Walmart; Amazon price-matched it earlier, but it quickly sold out.
Apple Watch Series 7
Looking for one of the more premium Apple Watches for a good price? Well for a limited time, Amazon is offering the Apple Watch Series 7, upgraded with a 45mm stainless steel case and LTE cellular connectivity, for only $347.30. Note that stainless steel Apple Watches are a lot more expensive than their aluminum counterparts. The Apple Watch Series 9 with 45mm stainless steel case currently costs $749 at the Apple Store. This deal saves you over 50% of that cost. There's plenty of competition for smartwatches out there, but we think the Apple Watch is still the best smartwatch of 2024.
When Is Black Friday 2024?
The actual date of Black Friday in 2024 falls on November 29 this year, but the deals season will begin a lot sooner than that. Leading up to the big event, retailers will begin to open deals online. This usually starts in the last week of October, just before Halloween. Each week leading up to the event will slowly roll out more deals, which ultimately leads to massive discounts on Black Friday. Retailers will not reveal their biggest Black Friday deals until the big day, but most general deals will be available well in advance.
Eric Song is the IGN commerce manager in charge of finding the best gaming and tech deals every day. When Eric isn't hunting for deals for other people at work, he's hunting for deals for himself during his free time.
