Anker’s MagSafe-friendly 622 power bank is currently down to just $22.99, a $25 discount from its regular price, as part of Woot’s Anker Power Mania sale, running through April 25th. While Anker’s newer Qi2-compatible chargers offer faster charging speeds, the 5,000mAh Anker 622 remains a reliable and budget-friendly option for those on the go. This last-gen battery pack can deliver up to 7.5 watts of power to MagSafe-compatible phones, which, while not as fast as the 15W output of the newer model, is sufficient to charge an iPhone 16 or 16 Pro to around 80% within a couple of hours. For the iPhone 16 Pro Max and older, more power-hungry models, the charging time will be a bit longer but still efficient. One of its standout features is the foldable kickstand, which allows you to prop up your phone for hands-free video streaming, video calls, or following recipes. It also works well with Apple’s StandBy mode, making it even more versatile. Additionally, the power bank includes a USB-C port for passthrough charging, enabling you to charge both the battery pack and your phone simultaneously. Meanwhile, the Nothing Ear (a) earbuds have returned to their all-time low price of $79.99 at Amazon, marking a $20 discount. These earbuds are water-resistant and offer excellent sound quality, comfort, and solid active noise cancellation, making them a top choice for earbuds under $100. They also boast a low-latency gaming mode and ChatGPT integration for Nothing phone users, adding extra value to the package. On the sleep tech front, Best Buy is offering the second-gen Hatch Restore 2 sunrise lamp at a clearance price of $101.99, a significant $68 reduction. Although not as customizable as the third-gen model, the Hatch Restore 2 can still gradually wake you with a simulated sunrise and provide peaceful alarms. It also comes with a library of sounds, including white noise and meditation exercises, designed to help you develop better sleep habits. However, to access the full content library, you’ll need to subscribe to a monthly service for $4.99. For a detailed review, visit The Verge. Lastly, Woot is selling the second-gen Theragun Mini in refurbished condition for just $99.99 through May 10th, which is half the price of a new one. This compact massage gun offers three speed settings and three interchangeable attachments, making it ideal for targeting specific muscles that need extra attention. It charges via USB-C and connects via Bluetooth, allowing you to follow personalized guided exercises through the Therabody app, enhancing its functionality and effectiveness.