I had a full day of filming lined up. Client walkthroughs in the morning, a product shoot in the afternoon. I knew my glasses would be running the whole time, so I brought the Power Capsule.
Good thing I did. By lunch the glasses were getting low. I clipped on the capsule, kept filming, and never stopped. By the end of the day I’d shot everything I needed and the glasses were still going.
That’s the real test. Not a spec sheet, not a review. Just a full day of work where the tool never let me down. The Power Capsule is why.
If you film for a living, or even just a lot, you know how much it sucks when your gear dies mid-job. This little battery removes that worry. It’s $99 and it fits in your pocket.
FAQ
Can the Power Capsule handle a full day of filming?
Yes. I filmed client walkthroughs and a product shoot all day and the glasses never died. The capsule kept them charged.
Do you have to stop filming to charge?
No. The capsule charges the glasses while you wear them, so you keep working.
Is the Power Capsule worth it for creators?
If you film regularly, yes. A dead pair of glasses mid-job costs you money. The capsule removes that risk.
How long did the glasses last with the capsule?
The whole day. I filmed from morning to evening and never ran out of battery.
Do I need to stop to swap batteries?
No. The capsule charges the glasses while you wear them, so you keep filming.
Is the capsule good for travel?
Yes. It’s small and portable, so you can keep your glasses charged on the go.
How many charges does it provide?
Six or more full charges, which is plenty for a full day of filming.
Is it worth it for a professional creator?
Yes. A dead pair of glasses mid-job costs you money. The capsule removes that risk.
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