Best PCC for Joye 510

[Princess_Kiki]

Hello Gang!!

I work from home, so I am never far away from my charger and so far my batts (I have two) are lasting around 6-8 hours or so. However, I am going to be at a conference in a few weeks which is going to mean very long days with no charging abilities. The thought of getting stuck and going analog just sounds icky to me... I think I'm spoiled now

I was thinking of buying a PCC. Any suggestions on what I should get? Or is there something else I should get?

I'm still a newbie at this and the information out there is a bit overwhelming (but totally awesome, thanks to you all!!)

I appreciate your input!!

*mwah*
~K

 

[swedishfish]

There are cheaper ones, but Dormouse posted a link for this one that I'm thinking about getting.

VPCC Personal Charging Case

 

[swedishfish]

You might want to get an extra battery (or two) just in case. Maybe even get a car charger adaptor.

 

[Standpoint]

I own that 510 PCC linked above. I find it pretty nice. Does a great job of charging my equipment on the go. My only issues with it is mine came with no manual, and it took me some youtube browsing to figure out how it worked. I also wish it could hold a fully assembled ecig, but alas one has to dissassemble the unit. I also had to add some foam in the top cover for my batteries to press down enough to charge. I would still recommend it however, as it is good enough, and better than many I found.

 

[daisyd]

I have that one and two others. I really like that you can see how much charge is left in it. The only thing I really don't like is that you have to tell it to charge every time you open it. So if you have a batt charging, and you want to switch flavors you have to hold the button back down and wait for it to blink green, then watch and make sure it goes red to tell you it's charging. Nothing worse than thinking you have a charged batt, and finding out after your other one is dead, that it wasn't charging because you forgot to push the button. Other than that, it seems to have more charges per charge than the others. Does that make sense?