Black Batteries without the LED

[yoyoma_mda]

I have 2 questions:

1. For batteries that don't have the LED, how do you know if they're fully charged? Aside from the pcc telling you? I'm asking cuz I was interested in picking up some black batteries with the LED but it appears that you're currently out of stock

2. When will you be restocking 24 mg vanilla and black batteries with the LED?

 

[starsong]

I am seeing the mini and XL with blue LED in Black listed there now. Were you looking for the standard size instead?
As for how do you know when it is charged, I can't tell if a battery is charged by looking at the LED. I charge mine with either the USB or a wall charger and both of those have their own LED to say when time is up.

I have 2 questions:

1. For batteries that don't have the LED, how do you know if they're fully charged? Aside from the pcc telling you? I'm asking cuz I was interested in picking up some black batteries with the LED but it appears that you're currently out of stock

2. When will you be restocking 24 mg vanilla and black batteries with the LED?

 

[ditc]

can anyone from bloog or anyone that already has one of the no LED black batts let me know what the cutoff times are on these? as well, what the cutoff time of the new XL size batts (black)? thanks! 5 seconds for me isn't enough

 

[leaford]

Technically, they are still 5 seconds, but for some reason there seem to be a larger number of anomalous 6 or 7 second ones in this batch. My engineer keeps saying that's impossible, but I believe you guys.

 

[Frick]

They have testing machines, right? I've timed mine with the iPhone stopwatch, so it's pretty accurate. I have a 5-, 6- and 8-second cutoff on three different batteries.

 

[MichelleDen]

I thought mine had a longer cutoff. turns out its the switch that resets so fast when you "pause" to drag longer... One can only test this properly if you can drag with same strength all the way, otherwise it resets and you think cutoff is longer.. I bet ya, at least half of thes reports are because of that.

 

[Marsai]

hmm ... idk .... pretty sure my three newest batts all have a 7 sec cutoff while the first 2 i got are 5 sec. I prefer the longer cutoff so .... happy accident?​

 

[metasin]

I am seeing the mini and XL with blue LED in Black listed there now. Were you looking for the standard size instead?
As for how do you know when it is charged, I can't tell if a battery is charged by looking at the LED. I charge mine with either the USB or a wall charger and both of those have their own LED to say when time is up.

Actually my chargers never change from red like the other batteries do. The Bloog batteries LED stays on until charged. Is this not supposed to happen? I do not have a bloog charger just a few generic KR808 chargers.

 

[leaford]

That's correct, the e-cig battery led will stay on while it is charging.

 

[yoyoma_mda]

I am seeing the mini and XL with blue LED in Black listed there now. Were you looking for the standard size instead?
As for how do you know when it is charged, I can't tell if a battery is charged by looking at the LED. I charge mine with either the USB or a wall charger and both of those have their own LED to say when time is up.

Yes I was looking at the 78mm batteries, they're my personal preference at the moment. I was asking since I use a standard KR pcc, and I've never really been sure of the LEDs on there, I am "comfortable" relying on the e cigs own led. TBH the black batteries are for a friend looking to get into e cigs, I want to make sure he's not confused during his entrance into e cigs. I plan on getting him a silver and black bloog battery with a pcc but want to make sure everythings "kosher" so he doesn't pull his hair out lols

 

[analog]

With a pcc I don't think it will really matter. When it's dead, tell it to charge, it will stop when it's done. Also, as an addict he's going to pull a partially charged batt off if he needs it anyway. I don't see a problem.

On the burn length, I don't think the switch resetting is the case for many of us. I tested my 6 sec cut off with the "wet-burn", blow INTO the battery and it goes on auto-burn, burning until it hits the cutoff.

On the LED, how much battery life is saved by not using the LED? Leaford, I'm sure you know, I bet it's not much cuz LED's are super efficient, but still, the black-out models must be a little more efficient, right?

 

[leaford]

I couldn't tell you exactly, but no, it would be a negligable amount. Maybe a few puffs extra. Not enough to matter.