M401/2 Manual Switch Batteries and M602 Manual Kit from AbsolutelyeCigs.com!

**Fedor** · 11-11-2009, 01:45 AM

Ohh....and i did manage to find out something interesting, Birdy.

There will be a PCC from Smoore that will charge almost all the Mseries batteries, including the much coveted M401. There will also be an M201 USB Passthrough available in days.

I'm sorry i did not ask about the XL carts though.

**Birdy** · 11-11-2009, 02:33 AM

Originally Posted by Fedor

Ohh....and i did manage to find out something interesting, Birdy.

There will be a PCC from Smoore that will charge almost all the Mseries batteries, including the much coveted M401. There will also be an M201 USB Passthrough available in days.

That's rad. I wonder if the PCC will be the cigarette pack type or the ones more like the ones for the kr808 stuff. Either way I'll be picking one up.
Gonna give the 201 a try too, heard nothing but good things about it.

oh and thanks for the input on the 602 batt life.

**Fedor** · 11-14-2009, 08:47 PM

Originally Posted by Birdy

That's rad. I wonder if the PCC will be the cigarette pack type or the ones more like the ones for the kr808 stuff. Either way I'll be picking one up.
Gonna give the 201 a try too, heard nothing but good things about it.

oh and thanks for the input on the 602 batt life.

The PCC for the M401 should be the cig pack type. You will love the M201. It comes with passthru now too:

USB Passthrough (M201 & M401) - Electronic Cigarette | Electronic Cigarettes | E-Cigarettes | E-Cigs from Smoore

**Adik Ted** · 11-15-2009, 11:46 AM

I recently bought a m401 passthrough and 3 m402 manual batteries. The line on the passthrough almost immediately became entangled in the extender and had to be removed and used loose. That wasn't a great problem as my set up required the full length anyway. It gives a great draw.

The batteries were a giant disappointment though. I've yet to see the continuous fully charged light on any of them despite charging for up to 10 hours and the battery life was abysmal. I'd get around 45 minutes of chain vaping out of each bettery which is less than half what I'd get out of my intellicig might atom batteries (they're the same dimensions as the m402). The only positive thing I can say is I got a slightly stronger draw out of the manuals.

**Fedor** · 11-15-2009, 11:56 AM

Originally Posted by Adik Ted

I recently bought a m401 passthrough and 3 m402 manual batteries. The line on the passthrough almost immediately became entangled in the extender and had to be removed and used loose. That wasn't a great problem as my set up required the full length anyway. It gives a great draw.

The batteries were a giant disappointment though. I've yet to see the continuous fully charged light on any of them despite charging for up to 10 hours and the battery life was abysmal. I'd get around 45 minutes of chain vaping out of each bettery which is less than half what I'd get out of my intellicig might atom batteries (they're the same dimensions as the m402). The only positive thing I can say is I got a slightly stronger draw out of the manuals.

I get a very decent battery life out of the manuals. I think the difference may be due to the different vaping habits. I realised that if i develop a habit of pressing on the button for a few seconds before inhaling, i get a better hit but this also depletes the battery faster. This makes sense as it almost means that you are using the battery two times you would as compared to the auto ones. I believe the battery life will be longer if i press the button just as i am about to inhale. I believe auto and manual batts cannot be compared eye to eye for this reason.

**EDO** · 11-16-2009, 07:22 AM

Originally Posted by Birdy

hey Fedor
Since you have all of these models- have you noticed a difference in the battery life in the 602 and the 401?
I was considering a 602 for the bigger carts but looking at the AEC specs for the two models it looks like the 401 has better battery life:

M602 Specifications:
Size 104mm(L) x 9.2mm(D)
Weight 330g
Lithium Battery DC 3.7V-100mAh
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SMOORE—401 (auto)
Dimensions 108(L）×8.5（D）mm
Weight 13.5g
Power source DC 3.7V-200mAh

This seems to indicate that the 602 will hold a charge for less time.
Also the 702, which is a shorter battery, is the same at 100mAh -
while the 201 and the 401 are both 200mAh.

Hi.... I don't know were you got these specifications from but I am pretty sure they are way off. The 601s have 180mah rating and the m201 has 280mah rating. But with the m series the mahs are really worth more. For example the 401 will last way longer than the equivalent 180mah 901 battery and the m201 will last way longer than any 801 battery. So don't let battery life holding you back from getting the 601/602s. I personally love the m201s. I vape about 4ml a day and usually I only go through two batteries a day.

**Birdy** · 11-17-2009, 07:39 AM

Originally Posted by EDO

Hi.... I don't know were you got these specifications from but I am pretty sure they are way off. The 601s have 180mah rating and the m201 has 280mah rating. But with the m series the mahs are really worth more. For example the 401 will last way longer than the equivalent 180mah 901 battery and the m201 will last way longer than any 801 battery. So don't let battery life holding you back from getting the 601/602s. I personally love the m201s. I vape about 4ml a day and usually I only go through two batteries a day.

That's good to know, thanks. And I agree- my 401s far longer than a 510 180 battery. Hard to gauge anymore though as I primarily use a PT.

The whole reason I was confused about this is that I got those specs right off of the Absolutelyecigs.com site- they are the storefront for Smoore, the manufacturer.

But yeah, I'm sure they're typos or something. The specs don't make sense in the context of their descriptions of the 601/602s being more powerful or whatever. And it sure doesn't jibe with the larger diameter.
Strange.

**jboze** · 11-17-2009, 08:03 AM

Those numbers at absolutelyecigs are wrong. The other vendors of these products list them at the regular e-cig rates. Basically, they have the same mah as other e-cigs of the same size.