NEW ORLEANS – MobileQubes, a New Orleans-based company providing on-demand charging stations for mobile devices, is now available to guests visiting each of the eight Caesars Entertainment properties in Las Vegas.
The local firm’s partnership with Caesars Entertainment marks MobileQubes’ first-entry onto the Las Vegas strip. MobileQubes, the exclusive cord-free, portable, on-demand mobile power service, will allow guests at Harrah’s Las Vegas, The LINQ Hotel & Casino, Flamingo Las Vegas, The Cromwell, Bally’s Las Vegas, Paris Las Vegas, Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino and the Rio All-Suite Resort & Casino to charge their mobile devices without ever interrupting their work or play.
“Mobile power is a top consumer demand for users on the go,” said MobileQubes CEO and co-founder Sean Carrigan. “Caesars officials were eager to provide their guests with a cord-free power solution to enhance their experience while staying and playing at Caesars resorts.”
MobileQubes allow casino and resort guests to rent and return compact battery “Qubes” that conveniently charge mobile devices on the go, company reps said. A 24-hour rental is $6.99 or the device can be purchased directly from the kiosks. MobileQubes are also for purchase on the company website or www.amazon.com.
"No one likes to stand around waiting for their phone to charge at a power station,” said Mike LaPointe, vice president of property IT operations. “Partnering with MobileQubes allows us to provide the best possible experience for our guests.”
Caesars Entertainment joins a rapidly growing nationwide network of MobileQubes kiosks, reps said.
Recently ranked No. 2 on CNBC’s Upstart 25 List, MobileQubes is the first-ever self-service, fully automated network of kiosks that allow customers to rent and return compact battery “Qubes” and continue charging and using their devices on-the-go, reps said. MobileQubes kiosks can be found in airports, hotels, convention centers, mass transit hubs, college campuses and casinos – keeping smartphone users connected and on the go.