With the improvement of people's living standards, the demand for going out is getting higher and higher. Whether traveling or working, electronic devices have become indispensable companions for contemporary people. The battery capacity on mobile devices is limited, and it needs to be charged after a long period of use. Even if there is a charging treasure in the subway, you will encounter a situation of no power. Today, I found a surprise: it turns out that there are charging ports on the subway!
Yesterday after work, I was waiting to board the train at the subway station when I suddenly noticed a "charging station" sign on the station platform. Curiously, I looked closer and found a row of small boxes with sockets on the wall next to the subway. I immediately thought it was a charging case, because there were also a few words written on it: charging cables from brands such as Fast Charger, Canatai, etc., and some free USB cables. I thought to myself: so good, finally don't worry about the phone running out of battery.
I plugged my phone into one of the outlets, turned on "Battery Health" on the screen to check the phone's battery, and the result showed that it was charging. It's really charging! Since it is free, many people rush to use it. However, because there are many sockets, this "charging station" is very convenient for these people who need to charge. I hadn't managed to fully charge at the time, but I was 20% charged enough to get home for the calls and messages.
When I got on the subway, I wanted to continue using my phone, so I checked to see if there were similar "charging stations" in the carriage. At the first stop, I walked to the subway car at the other end and found a similar small box. Thanks to my skilled experience, I quickly found the right charging cable, and with a flick of my finger, with a soft click, the data cable was smoothly inserted into the small box. I checked the battery again and this time it has reached 50%.
Through this subway charging tour, I looked up relevant information, it turned out that the official name of this "charging station" is "subway shared charger". This is a facility similar to a power bank, a convenient way for subway companies to provide passengers with charging. In addition to the metro sharing chargers plugged into the station, they can also be installed on seats inside the carriage, allowing you to charge while traveling.
The charging method is also very simple, you only need to bring the charging cable, choose the appropriate interface on the power bank, and you can charge happily. Chargers are usually compatible with various brands and models of devices, so this method of charging is very convenient.
Overall, the subway charger is very practical for us travelers. Many people will experience the embarrassment of running out of battery on their mobile phones. And the subway sharing charger is not only free, but also extremely convenient. Don't worry about the problem that the charging treasure is out of power or the charging cable is not all there, just bring a charging cable to complete the charging on the subway. Whether you're traveling long distances or on the fly, you can easily charge your mobile device. This service exists based on the needs of passengers, and I believe that it will become more and more perfect with our daily use.