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Anker's Early Black Friday Sale Runs 13% to 43% Off

Nine Anker products are marked down 13% to 43%, and the deepest percentage cuts land on outdoor lights and a smart lock rather than on the audio gear.

Anker has started its Black Friday discounts early, with nine products marked down by between 13% and 43% from the listed prices.

The biggest dollar cut is $300 on the Eufy E35 robot vacuum and mop combo, which drops to $999.99 from $1,299.99 with an on-page coupon at Amazon. That works out to about 23%. The Eufy permanent outdoor lights E22 (150 feet) fall $210 to $279.99, roughly 43% off. The Eufy Security Smart Lock C220 is $99.97, down $70.09, or about 41%. The Soundcore Select 4 Go Bluetooth speaker is $22.99, down $12, about 34%.

The rest sit lower. The Nebula Capsule 3 Laser portable projector is $599.99 (save $150, about 20%). The Soundcore Space 2 noise-cancelling headphones are $106.49 (about 18%). The Solix C1000 power station is $499.99 (about 17%). The 100W Max GaN charger, named for gallium nitride, a material that lets chargers stay compact, is $59.99 (about 14%). The Sleep Earbuds 4 are $199.99, about 13% off.

Two details change how to read the list. The Sleep Earbuds 4 are a preorder with a launch set for October, so that $30 is a launch incentive rather than a markdown on a product already on shelves. The Solix C1000 is also the original model. Anker has since released a smaller, lighter Gen 2, though the reviewer said they still prefer the original for its built-in lightbar and its ability to add extra batteries.

All percentages here are calculated from the list prices shown, and the source gives no price history, so it is unclear how often these items sell below those figures. The pattern still holds on the page itself: the smart-home pieces carry the deepest percentage cuts, the robot vacuum carries the deepest dollar cut, and the cheap speaker is the only budget item in the top tier.

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