Protect your cell phones during summer music festivals. There are many ways to protect your cell phones during summer music festivals. One way is to look for a commercial cell phone charging station with private and secure lockers! Many major festivals have mobile charging stations scattered about the grounds. Knowing where they are can save your device’s functionality. Veloxity rents and sells cell phone charging stations across the USA http://veloxity.us/phone-charging-station/ Buy or rent a cell phone charging station from Veloxity.

1. Protect Your Cell Phones During
Summer Music Festivals
Presented by Veloxity

2. With a few handy tips, you can ensure that
your cell phone makes it out alive from this
summer’s music festivals.

3. Event Check-in SystemsSummertime is finally here, and with it comes
music festival season.
From the 100,000 sun-soaked attendees at
Tennessee’s annual Bonnaroo, to the cool
shade of the Michigan woods at Electric
Forest, there’s festivals for every taste in
music (and scenery).

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One near-constant gripe among festival-goers
is the difficulty of keeping their cell phones
charged. Another is ensuring those devices
make it through the weekend without getting
soaked, stolen, etc. With these handy tips,
your mobile device will return home with you
no worse for the wear:
• Dim your phone’s brightness to the lowest
functional setting. This will save a
tremendous amount of battery life, as
modern smartphones’ giant screens
consume power relentlessly.

5. Event Check-in Systems• Set your name, address, and a friend’s
phone number as your
screensaver/background. If your phone
gets lost – which happens far too often at
festivals – whoever finds it can easily
return your device.
It’s hard for people to find your contact
information when your device has a screen
lock.

6. Event Check-in Systems• Carry a Ziploc bag with you at all times.
How much do you trust that “100%
waterproof” claim on the fancy case you
bought? It’s probably going to rain at some
point during the festival.
A wet phone is a useless phone.

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• Send texts. Don’t make phone calls. Text
messages eat up far less battery life than
phone calls.
Besides, you’re at a music festival. Chances
are that either you or whoever you call (or
both) will be in a loud setting.

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• Charge it every chance you get. Heading
back to the campsite to grab a snack? Even
if you’re only there for a few minutes, plug
in your phone.
Every drop of battery juice counts.

9. Event Check-in SystemsAbove all, know where to find the nearest
Veloxity phone charging station with lockers!
Many major festivals have mobile charging
stations scattered about the grounds.
Knowing where they are can save your
device’s functionality – even if you ignore the
tips listed above!