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Published 15:04 26 Nov 2025 GMT
Updated 15:08 26 Nov 2025 GMT

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A 'game-changing' device has been given a huge 50% discount for Black Friday.
Amazon has launched its Black Friday week sale, with thousands of discounts across ranges including tech.
Usually priced at €102.44, shoppers can get the Anker MagGo Power Bank for €51.21 as part of the sale.
The popular power bank is portable, features a smart display, and has a foldable stand, so you can charge on-the-go.
It's available in black, blue, green and pink and is compatible with iPhone models 13-15, and fits in your pocket.
You can power-up your phone two times faster than usual, taking your battery from 0% to 50% in less than 40 minutes, all hands-free.
More than 6,000 shoppers have tried and tested the device, giving it an average rating of 4.4 stars on Amazon.
One shopper described it as "the best travel power bank money can buy".
They added it "can quickly charge a wide range of devices, making it incredibly versatile for your travel needs".
"One of the standout features of this power bank is its sturdy construction. You can carry it in your pocket without any worry about damage," they added.
Another wrote: "Amazing product. Basically doubles up the battery life of my iPhone 15 Pro Max. I love the little stand you can use as well as it allows for multi use of the product. The preview screen of the % left is also a great feature."
Others compared it to Apple equivalent of the product, saying it's "far far better than the Apple version" and a "game-changer".
They added: "I had the original Apple branded MagSafe battery pack. That is slim, lightweight and well made but is oh so poor at actually charging my iPhone."
While the Anker device "does charge the iPhone from almost empty to almost full".
To shop the Anker MagGo Power Bank with a 50% discount head to Amazon here.
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