chargeFUZE

App says $2/30mins. I rented the charger for 32mins and was charged $4. Charges should be based on the actual minutes used, charging $2 for 2mins is insane and lowkey scam! If you are using their services, please take note of this.

I’m use to grabbing the mobile qube charger and paying 5 dollars a day with it which worked I get it on the way home and return it when I go to work in the morning last night I notice the charge fuze station didn’t think anything. Of it signed up used it this morning when I returned it it was 40 bucks I only had 20 till tomorrow . Upon returning I overdrew my account…… moral of the story don’t use if you can’t return right away cuz you’ll be gouged by the price

I could have just bought an external battery for this price. What a rip-off! Do not recommend using this service.

Tried to use chargefuze at a Philadelphia Phillies game. The charger would charge for 5 seconds or leas ans then shut off. I repeatedly had to restart. Phone never charged. Device was worthless

I am currently fuze charging for my first time. I have been plugged in for 11 minutes according to the app and gained 2% on my iPhone. At that rate in one hour I’ll gain under 12%. That 1 hour cost $5. The charger itself says 5v 2amp. There’s no way. I can’t imagine anyone using one of these twice. I guess that’s why they’re only in Bars. You’d need to be wasted to be a repeat customer.

The chargers work quickly and the app is relatively easy to use. But there is no way to get a charger if your phone is currently completely dead. I was in line behind two other people with the same issue. You have to have a working phone to scan the QR code and get a charger. There is no way to use a credit card on the machine itself or even plug in to the machine itself to get enough charge to get things going. Definitely poorly thought out. Workaround but not a full solution: borrow someone else’s phone to enter payment info and scan the QR code. Of course, this only works if you are near someone who is willing to lend you your phone and you trust them enough to enter your credit card on it. At that point, you might as well just ask around until you find someone to lend a charger. They really should add credit card readers directly on the machine and pre-auth the full cost of the charger, then refund the difference for time used. Or offer a way to plug in for a few minutes free to at least get your phone on to scan the code.

When you’re able to get it, it works. But when your phone is dead and you need the charge, there’s no way to get the charger without scanning the QR code. I was exploring a new city and my phone was dying, I found the closest kiosk, my phone was at 2% but died right after I tried to open the app, and I was stuck staring at the machine and a dead phone, no way to charge it.

Very good jm at a concert i dont like and jm charging my hpne so im not bored

I rarely use 3rd party charging services or USB charging plugins b/c of the incredible cybersecurity risk. It’s one of the easiest ways to be hacked. But my phone had been dead for two hours and my day had at least six hours left when I walked by a Fuze station. From the station to the website and the app I was disappointed at every turn. The Fuze station doesn’t work without the app, which makes the irrelevant app required (literally everything could be done at a kiosk, except finding the closest charger). That’s a problem, because, again, I walked by a Fuze station two hours after my phone died. I’m lucky I had my work cell on me, and that’s the only reason I could use this service I desperately needed. (I rarely carry my work cell outside of the 9-5, but it definitely takes better concert photos). The actually charging service itself wasn’t great either. After an hour my iPhone 13 charged from 0 to 37%. My personal on-the-go charger charges my phone from 0 to 100% in 45 minutes. But l literally couldn’t fit anything else in my 5x9 Truist Park approved bag for the TWICE concert.

I first got this app when I was trying to charge my phone at Century City mall, and spent an hour trying to sign up, to which the app shared tons of random error messages. Finally got signed up and couldn’t get a charger for some unknown error. Fast forward 2 weeks, I randomly get charged $40 for apparently using one of their chargers from 10pm-8am. Their customer service is through text, is automated, and doesn’t even respond or help you at all. One of the worst brands I’ve ever dealt with, and the first time I’m writing a review here.