Mvp 2 battery capacity question

[Havensal]

I'm at 381 for the day and down to 3.9v already. Also no card in my case. Might not be authentic. I'll see what the vendor had to offer. They are a well regarded supporter of this site so I don't want to start any trouble just yet.


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[Timbuck55]

I vape on my constanty and it lasts me 2 or 3 days before I have to charge.

 

[TravisT]

There is an authentication code on the bottom of the plastic container your device came in.

It is a scratch off below the serial number. Enter the code without spaces.

As far as I have researched, There are no MVP Clones. Just like some other well known device that slips my memory at the moment.

 

[Dominique Hoogduin]

well maybe they had a bad batch of batteries in between.. it happens.. just keep an eye on it.

 

[PaulBHC]

I'm at 381 for the day and down to 3.9v already. Also no card in my case. Might not be authentic. I'll see what the vendor had to offer. They are a well regarded supporter of this site so I don't want to start any trouble just yet.


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3.9 is nothing to worry about.

I just turned yellow and have 1500+ puffs since Friday afternoon. Shows 3.7

 

[Whatnametouse]

I can assure you something is wrong. I chain vase. Always puffing vapor clouds. And although I normally charge every day before work, I have gone two days, I haven't even seen my yellow light come on. Is it authentic? What vendor did you purchase from? New or used?

Yeah I charge mine daily as well...don't let it get to red. It was new sealed & authentic (checked with Innokin)

 

[1wildman]

You can charge those batteries often as you want and it won't hurt them. I like not having to remember.


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[CurlyxCracker]

To my knowledge the authentic code is on the clear case the map comes in and is a scratch off type sticker. I'm easy over 1000+ a day, never fell to yellow led. Green led = more than 3.75v, yellow = 3.61-3.75v, red = less than 3.61v, led blinks red 8sec and then shuts off lower than 3.3v

 

[Peter H.]

I also do not get a full day from any of my two MVPs, and I think it has to do above all with the tempreature. Both of my MVPs have that scratch off type sticker with the security code. My appartment is located at 28.25º northern latitude at ground level on volcanic rock, and I do not have indoor heating. At present, I tend to wear two sweaters (don´t know my indoor temperature). The puff count of my MVPs swings wildly in between 460 and 750 puffs per charge, and it seems to be correlated with ambient temperature changes.

I am still of good hope and looking forward to summer.

 

[RAMBOKNIFE]

I was told to lower my wattage to 7.5

 

[RAMBOKNIFE]

You can charge those batteries often as you want and it won't hurt them. I like not having to remember.


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is it better to let it go red then charge
will charging it before red hurt the battery life

 

[Buggainok]

is it better to let it go red then charge
will charging it before red hurt the battery life

I've read a lot of owner's posts about the MVP and they all say you can recharge or top off the battery as often as you want. It will not hurt it. In fact, most say it is better not to let the battery completely drain before you recharge.

 

[RAMBOKNIFE]

i'm at 100puffs . vaping at 7.0 watts battery 4.1

 

[1wildman]

Lithium batteries indicate that they can be charged X number of time in the specs. That is an estimate of full charges four 1/4 charge would equal one full charge. Most of the wives tales about battery memory effect and charging are from the days of the nickel cadmium (NiCad) batteries. Charge it whenever you want to. The MVP is supposed to get 300 charges and if it lasts 2 days on a charge that is about 2 years. Batteries don't just die completely they will get to the point where they drain faster.


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[1wildman]

I was told to lower my wattage to 7.5

You can vape wherever you like. The higher the wattage the faster you will drain your battery. Flavor will depend on juices and atomizer combination and there is no universal wattage setting. You need to set it where it works best.


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[ian91]

I am a very heavy vaper. I own 2 MVP2 and neither will last me a full day. I vape at 9watts and all my clearos and RBAs are between 1.8 and 2.1 ohms. Now, I also own a VTR. I use Panasonic 2900mah high-drain batteries in it and they do not last as long as either MVP2.

 

[sc12]

The MVP2 will go from 4.2 down to 4.1 pretty quickly. Things look normal right now.

i'm at 100puffs . vaping at 7.0 watts battery 4.1

 

[rsdntbplr]

I was told to lower my wattage to 7.5

This is not a solution - it's merely a quick fix. Having to limit yourself to 7.5W is not a good thing as with some juices and toppers this will NOT be sufficient to give the perfect Vape.

Your device is not functioning as it should. I Vape at around 9W for my Apple 50/50 juice which is it's sweet spot for me, and my MVP 2.0 keeps this going for two days. YMMV but it sounds as though you have a faulty device and therefore you should push to get a refund or a replacement.

 

[lgboogie19]

My mvp goes atleast 3 days with a bdc at 8 watts...atleast 700 puffs

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[jersey_emt]

The number of puffs one person gets on an MVP before needing to charge does not mean that if you only get half that number then you have a bad unit.

Even at the same voltage and resistance, if you tend to take longer draws, your battery will drain faster. I get "only" around 300 puffs before the indicator turns yellow, but at least half of my puffs are long enough to hit the 10-second cutoff.

Now, if you tend to take very short, 2-3 second draws and you are only getting 300 puffs before the indicator turns red, you might have a faulty MVP.