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UK: Vodafone introduces ‘Chargebox’

October 7, 2008 by Ben Robinson - Leave a Comment

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UK: Vodafone has launched a new battery charger serivce in-store, for customers to recharge their mobiles, and other portable media devices. From October apparently, customers in some stores will be able to hire a “chargebox” (locker) where they can choose from a bunch of connectors from different manufacturers – think there will be a Nokia one in there?!

Prices start at £1 for 30 minutes of charging, and a maximum of £2 for 90 minutes. Customers can pay by inserting the money directly in to the ChargeBox, or pay via text message. Thirty Vodafone stores will provide the ChargeBox including those in Kings Cross St Pancras, Harrods in London, Birmingham Bull Ring,  Newcastle’s Douglas Way, Bristol Broadmead and Belfast’s Victoria Square.

Interestingly, people can use the service whether they are a Vodafone customer or not – I would presume the kickback for Vodafone on customers that are not already theirs is that they can try and convince them that Vodafone would be a good Operator to have service with.

[Via: Mobile News]

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