The one thing you wouldn't see on Friday night (January 15) was a dead cellphone. Relatively new electronics accessories line Wattz Up Power released its "Brick Phone" portable phone charger – reminiscent of the bulky '90's cellular phones – at the ever so cozy Apt. 4B storefront on Fairfax (517 N. Fairfax Ave.). Javier Matias painted phone adage slogans like "Free Nights & Weekends", "No Activation", "Cellular 4B", and "1-800-Disconnect" on the window pane with a makeshift store counter on the inside of the window installation. Co-owners Moon Shine and Monique of Apt. 4B welcomed guests alongside their Frenchie with drinks courtesy of Hennessy.

The "Brick Phone" charger is a collaboration between Apt. 4B and Wattz Up Power and features up to 75 hours of power and 11 hours of talk time.

Wattz Up Power releases its "TheBrickPhone" charger at Apt 4B on Fairfax. Storefront sign by Javier Matias (@midcitysigns)./ Photo: © Diane Abapo for SUSPEND Magazine.

Gilene and Leslie Corpuz at the Wattz Up Power "TheBrickPhone" launch at Apt 4B on Fairfax. / Photo: © Diane Abapo for SUSPEND Magazine.

Moon Shine of Apt 4B on Fairfax. / Photo: © Diane Abapo for SUSPEND Magazine.

Amir Says Nothing with Moon and Monique's Frenchie at the Wattz Up Power "TheBrickPhone" launch at Apt 4B on Fairfax. / Photo: © Diane Abapo for SUSPEND Magazine.

Apt 4B Co-Owners Moon Shine (L) and Monique (R) on Fairfax. / Photo: © Diane Abapo for SUSPEND Magazine.

Wattz Up Power releases its "TheBrickPhone" charger at Apt 4B on Fairfax. / Photo: © Diane Abapo for SUSPEND Magazine.

Leslie Corpuz and David Allen (right) at the Wattz Up Power "TheBrickPhone" launch at Apt 4B on Fairfax. / Photo: © Diane Abapo for SUSPEND Magazine.

Wattz Up Power "TheBrickPhone" launch at Apt 4B on Fairfax. / Photo: © Diane Abapo for SUSPEND Magazine.

Wattz Up Power "TheBrickPhone" launch at Apt 4B on Fairfax. Pictured: Apt 4B shoe collaboration with Fila on-display. / Photo: © Diane Abapo for SUSPEND Magazine.