We recently told you Marshalls locations in Canada started selling some random Apple accessories, and now it appears the same is happening at Winners.
Some Winners locations have started selling Apple Watch bands, cables and also power adapters, according to RFD, spotted at the location at The Pen Centre in St. Catharines, Ontario.
Products spotted include Apple Watch Sport and Sport Loop bands for $24.99 at Winners, versus $59 from Apple.

Also seen was Apple’s USB-C to Lightning cable (1m) for $14.99, cheaper than Apple’s $25 price.

The older 18W Power Adapter with USB-C port was also seen listed at $16.99. Other stores like Staples sells this for $39.99.

Stores like Marshalls and Winners buy liquidated inventory and it appears recent stock has included Apple accessories, so good luck in your search.
Let us know if you’ve seen any Apple accessories at your local Winners. If you can find the Apple Watch bands, it’s a decent price for an official Apple band, versus third party bands from places like Amazon.
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