Here we round up some of the best tech-based Memorial day sales discounts, coupon codes and offers.

Satechi Memorial Day sale

Satechi makes premium-quality accessories, which are regularly among our Best Picks of the finest products we test.

In the Satechi Memorial Day sale you can get 15% off site-wide using the code MD15, and if you spend over $100 you get 20% off all products with the code MD20.

Choose from products such as wall chargers, wireless charging, adapters, USB-C hubs and docking stations, cables, card readers, mice, keyboards, bags and all sorts of accessories.

Pick up the 3-in-1 magnetic charging stand for just $96 down from $120. or choose from a wide range of discounted USB-C hubs and adapters.

The sale ends Monday 29 at 11.59pm PST.

Hyper Memorial Day sale

Hyper is another top-quality maker of tech accessories, and it has a range of its products on sale with 20% off when you use the code MEMO20.

Shop the Hyper Memorial Day sale for power accessories, USB-C hubs, stands, cables and adapters.

We especially love the $20 off one of our favorite wall PD chargers, the compact but powerful Hyper GaN 100W USB-C Charger, which boasts four ports and comes with a set of international travel plugs.

Twelve South Memorial Day sale

Every office and smart home should be graced by some of the premium accessories available from Twelve South—again a regular in our Best Of collections.

The Twelve South Memorial Day sale features a 20% discount that is automatically applied to all orders in your cart.

You’ll find some great laptop, tablet and phone stands, portable USB-C docking stations, chargers and AirPods accessories.

We particularly like the Curve laptop stand (down from $60 to $48), the StayGo portable USB-C dock ($20 off at $80) and the ParcSlope tablet and laptop stand ($12 off). 

Other massive tech Memorial Day Sales

Also check out Memorial Day Sales at:

Best Buy – Laptops, TVs, Apple, Gaming

Samsung – TVs, Home, Phones

Target – Electronics, Home, Toys

Walmart – Tech, Home, Sports

Simon was Editor of Macworld from the dark days of 1995 to the triumphant return of Steve Jobs and the launch of the iPhone. His desk is a test bench for tech accessories, from USB-C and Thunderbolt docks to chargers, batteries, Powerline adaptors and Fitbits.