Date:04/10/19
OnePlus has launched a hilarious but useful campaign in London. Called Warp Charge SOS, folks living in the city with a low cell phone battery have been asked to tweet at OnePlus UK using the hashtag #WarpChargeSOS with your location and a “rescue team” will come to charge your phone where you are. You can also post on their official Facebook account using the hashtag.
The rescue team will arrive in a fire truck with a large battery pack with multiple USB ports and proceed to “rescue” your phone.
Warp Charge SOS is a one-day event in London. After today, it will head to Amsterdam and Utrecht on October 5 and Helsinki on October 9.
Warp Charge SOS is a “battery rescue” campaign by OnePlus in London
OnePlus has launched a hilarious but useful campaign in London. Called Warp Charge SOS, folks living in the city with a low cell phone battery have been asked to tweet at OnePlus UK using the hashtag #WarpChargeSOS with your location and a “rescue team” will come to charge your phone where you are. You can also post on their official Facebook account using the hashtag.The rescue team will arrive in a fire truck with a large battery pack with multiple USB ports and proceed to “rescue” your phone.
Warp Charge SOS is a one-day event in London. After today, it will head to Amsterdam and Utrecht on October 5 and Helsinki on October 9.
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