Things have changed.
It’s time your tech brought you…
~Two hours later, back in my hotel~
Sorry about that.
I swung by a coffee shop in New Orleans to do some work, but there weren’t any outlets. I managed two lines of spectacular copy before my laptop croaked.
You’d think in a modern city like this, remote work would be simple. But despite the monumental rise of digital nomadism, the world is still playing catch up.
I’ve been traveling full-time for five years, so I understand the frustrations of an ill-equipped cafe or haphazard apartment. I’ve lost count of the times I’ve sat in the corner of a bar, primed to pounce on the single outlet shared by twelve others, or built a makeshift desk in my kitchen to reach the one power source in the room.
While we shouldn’t complain about remote work (it’s fantastic, go do it), there’s no getting around it–the logistics can be a pain in the ass.
But finally, there is hope—a way to unshackle yourself from the inadequacies of remote work infrastructure.
Enter the M150 Duracell Portable Power Station.
A game-changing piece of tech
Designed to free digital nomads, remote workers, or anyone from the frustrations of a dwindling charge, this little Duracell power station is a game-changer for people like me.
Small enough to slip into your bag’s water bottle pocket but powerful enough to fully charge your laptop, the M150 can double the length of your workday—whether in a coffee shop, on your couch, or at 36,000 feet.
In the past, portable power packs were behemoths. Lugging them around was a hassle and a serious safety hazard on a flight. At the opposite end of the spectrum, you were lucky if pocket-sized portable chargers got your phone to a full battery. But with one product, Duracell has defeated that endless compromise between power and portability.
Check out the specs if you’re not already sold
This Duracell power station only weighs 1.8 lbs but boasts 150 watts of power—enough to fully charge a laptop once, a phone six times, a tablet three times, and earbuds or smartwatches 50 times. If you’re a drone nut, it’ll even keep you flying four times as long.
But the M150’s features go beyond power. It’s a sneakily productive tool, too. The top of the power station, which operates as a wireless charger, flips up, allowing you to use your phone as you charge it.
Your boss wants a last-minute meeting while you’re at the airport? Snap your phone into place, and you have an instantly professional, hands-free setup that keeps your battery going during a typically draining video call. There’s even a dimmable ring light to help when the lighting situation leaves much to be desired.
The flip-top also hides a secret compartment for wires, keeping it tidy and unobtrusive when plugged into its charging dock at home, which brings me to the next point.
How does this thing stay charged?
