This meant that I was able to continue taking photos and staying in touch with my friends all evening long. I plugged it into the Powercard, popped it in my pocket and by the time we’d got into town, for the meal and evening out, the phone was close to fully charged. It was just after the rugby and as the sun came down that my phone got dangerously low to empty. Further to this, it charges super fast (three times quicker than a standard USB charger) and can charge your phone for 5 hours, giving you lots of power on the go – more than enough for emergency charges. This means it will fit in your wallet or in a coat pocket without you even noticing. Monster’s Powercard is great because its tiny, about the size of a credit card and pretty thin too.
MONSTER POWERCARD REVIEW PORTABLE
Credit card sized portable battery No Waiting: Simply plug it in and make that important. I’ve been apprehensive about this sort of gadget before because I don’t want to be luggy a battery pack around all day. Monster MBLPCARDRD PowerCard Portable Battery V2 - Red Description. It’s a really nice little piece of kit, the best thing about it is its size. Monster is known most for its vast and expansive line of audio-related accessories such as its premium audio cables and headphones. It’s a Powercard by Monster and can recharge your phone for five hours! Luckily I’ve got my hands on a new gizmo that solves this issue easily and conveniently. No chance to stop and get the phone back up to a half decent level of charge. I had an awesome jam packed day which included: a trip out to a Cornish Wrestling (pronounced wrassling) demonstration and have a go session, beer and a mahoosive pasty, watching the Rugby in the pub and then in the evening drinks out in town and a meal at Hubbox. I have these days all the time, regularly it gets to the evening and my phone dies and I can’t take photos or keep in touch easily with friends. This problem is always worse when you’ve got an epic day planned and at no point will you be having a pit stop or the chance to recharge the phone. So when the battery is depleted and it dies, it can be pathetically scary. In the modern world a phone isn’t just for ringing people, I use my to listen to music, take photos, keep in touch socially, look at maps, play games and loads more. You don’t ever feel more at one with nature than when you’re totally off the grid whilst at the same time, everyone nowadays (for better or worse) feels as if they have a missing limb once they reach 0% battery. If you’re a modern outdoorsman or someone with a hectic lifestyle, no doubt you’ll have become stuck in between the rock and the hard place which is the smart phone.
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