Deal verdict: yes, it’s worth stocking up
Budget charging accessories on sale now include a 70W GaN charger, a colorful USB-C cable bundle, and an affordable phone charger, all discounted to well under USD 25 (approx. RM115) and covering laptops, tablets, phones, and everyday gadgets in one low-cost roundup.
If you want a quick verdict: these deals are worth it for most people. The 70W GaN charger at USD 24.99 (approx. RM115) is at its best price of the year, beating the previous low of USD 26.99 (approx. RM124). The Apfen USB-C cable bundle is down to USD 7 (approx. RM32) for three long, 10‑foot cables, which is a clear bargain, and the Anker 312 charger at USD 7 (approx. RM32) undercuts many no‑name bricks while coming from a trusted brand. In terms of value per port, watt, and cable, this is the kind of rare alignment where stocking up makes financial sense.
Real price snapshot: Baseus EnerFill 70W GaN charger, USD 24.99 (approx. RM115) down from USD 39.99 (approx. RM184); Apfen 3‑pack USB‑C cable bundle, USD 7 (approx. RM32) down from USD 13 (approx. RM60); Anker 312 25W USB‑C charger, USD 7 (approx. RM32) down from USD 15 (approx. RM69).
Baseus EnerFill 70W GaN charger: multi‑device power brick
The Baseus EnerFill 70W wall brick is the headline GaN charger deal: a compact adapter with 70W max output that can replace separate chargers for your laptop, phone, and tablet in one small unit. It uses GaN technology, which allows higher power in a smaller shell, so you get faster charging without a bulky brick. That makes it a strong pick for anyone who travels or wants to clean up a cluttered desk.
You get three ports—two USB‑C and one USB‑A—so you can charge a MacBook‑class laptop, a tablet, and a phone from a single outlet. With one device connected, the charger can deliver up to 70W to that device, and when you plug in more, it splits power between them. According to the deal listing, “the charger is down to USD 24.99 (approx. RM115) from its USD 39.99 (approx. RM184) recommended retail price, which is a 38% discount relative to the RRP.” It also carries a strong 4.9 out of 5 user rating, reinforcing that this is not a gamble on quality.
If you have a modern USB‑C laptop plus several smaller gadgets, this GaN charger is a practical hub: one wall brick, three ports, and enough power to keep everything topped up while travelling or at your main workspace. There’s a current deal on this charger at Amazon, and it is specifically called out as the best price seen this year. Among GaN charger deals, this one stands out for marrying multi‑device flexibility with a genuinely budget‑friendly sticker.
Apfen 3‑pack USB‑C cable bundle: long, colorful, and cheap
The Apfen 3‑pack USB‑C cable bundle is the simplest of these deals, and that’s its appeal: three 10‑foot cables for USD 7 (approx. RM32) is a low‑risk way to expand your cable drawer. Each cable supports up to 60W charging, enough for phones, tablets, and many laptops, and all three share the same durable braided nylon exterior claimed to survive 48,000 bends. The connectors use a 90‑degree angle, which helps them sit flush against laptops or tight spaces so they’re less likely to get knocked loose.
You get one orange, one blue, and one pink cable for a bit of color coding, making it easier to remember which cable lives in your travel bag and which stays by the couch. At 10 feet, they are long enough to reach awkward wall outlets without leaving you stuck on the floor. The compromise is data transfer speed: they top out at 480Mbps, so they’re better suited to charging than to moving large files. As one deal write‑up puts it, “at this price, you can’t go wrong by picking up some new USB‑C cables,” especially if your existing ones are fraying.
This USB‑C cable bundle counts as archetypal budget charging accessories: no advanced features, but respectable charging performance, decent build quality, and a very low effective cost per cable. Thanks to a limited‑time drop from USD 13 (approx. RM60) to USD 7 (approx. RM32), it’s one of the more straightforward USB‑C cable deals worth grabbing when you notice it is live.
Anker 312: trustworthy 25W affordable phone charger
Anker’s 312 charger is a single‑port 25W USB‑C brick aimed at phones, tablets, and smaller accessories. It prioritizes reliability over extra ports: one device at a time, but from a brand with a long track record in charging gear. That focus matters because few people want to risk a cheap no‑name adapter on an expensive phone or tablet; the deal listing even mentions past experiences where lesser‑known chargers damaged laptops.
The offer is clear: USD 7 (approx. RM32) down from USD 15 (approx. RM69), an USD 8 (approx. RM37) saving on a compact 25W USB‑C wall charger. It does not include a cable, and it will only charge one device at once, but for this price it is designed as a backup brick for travel bags, offices, and spare outlets. You get an affordable phone charger that stays within the ecosystem of a known brand, avoiding the reliability concerns that follow many generic options.
This deal is available through a current discount at Best Buy. If you already own a high‑power GaN charger for your laptop, pairing it with a few of these simple 25W bricks gives you a flexible setup: keep the GaN charger as a multi‑port hub and use the Anker 312 where you need a dedicated phone or tablet charger. For budget charging accessories, this balance of price and brand trust is hard to beat.
Buy if / Skip if
- Buy the Baseus EnerFill 70W GaN charger if you need one compact adapter to charge a USB‑C laptop, phone, and tablet from a single outlet and value the current 38% discount from its original price.
- Skip the Baseus EnerFill 70W GaN charger if you only ever charge one low‑power device at home and do not need multi‑port or laptop‑grade output.
- Buy the Apfen USB‑C cable bundle if you want three long, 10‑foot braided cables with 60W charging support at a bargain‑level USD 7 (approx. RM32) price.
- Skip the Apfen USB‑C cable bundle if you care more about fast data transfer than charging, since these cables are limited to 480Mbps and are not ideal for large file copies.
- Buy the Anker 312 charger if you want an affordable phone charger from a trusted brand to keep as a spare in your bag, office, or around the house.
- Skip the Anker 312 charger if you require multiple ports on a single brick or need higher than 25W output for a power‑hungry laptop.
