Porsche Centre Belfast unveils the Mission E mobile charger
10/8/2017
At Porsche Centre Belfast, we know the importance of smartphones in our daily lives, from browsing the internet, to taking photos and videos, the list goes on. The only disadvantage is the drain on its battery life.
The new power bank from Porsche Driver's Selection is modelled on the upcoming Mission E initiative and has a capacity of 9,000 mAh. Not only will it give you the reassurance of additional charge, it also has two USB outputs, LED headlights and tail lights, making it a stylish necessity.
Please contact a member of our team on 028 9038 9999 or email info@porschebelfast.co.uk for more information, or to place an order.
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