Just got my Ego Twist and I love it, but I'm wondering, is it okay to leave it on the charger all night? I'm not sure if these chargers will overcharge the battery or not...
Charging your Ego Twist
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There should be a built in protection, but I have heard of some rare instances where a battery will overheat and have to be tossed, I would just charge it until it's done and the light is green. Better safe than sorry 
While it probably would turn out ok, it's never a good idea to leave our batteries not being watched over and plugged in overnight.
Do you have to wait for an eGo-c Twist battery to be completely drained before charging? or can I just charge anytime?
Isn't it Li-ion? Those are like the NEWER cell phone batteries, no "memory", so, as with my SI X2's, I charge them whenever I've vaped them awhile. No problem.
I've accidentally left it charging overnight with no issue but I wouldn't make a habit of it. It's supposed to stop charging when it turns green but if something were to malfunction... who knows
It's not a good habit to get into. If it happens every once in awhile it's no big deal. I don't even know how many times I've fallen asleep while batteries are charging or just plain forgot about them.
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I leave mine overnight sometimes--I try to pop them off when green. If it blows up it's on you. It won't hurt them it's just basic safety issue...
all you want to know about Li bats...
I leave mine overnight sometimes--I try to pop them off when green. If it blows up it's on you
. It won't hurt them it's just basic safety issue...
I figured since it's no memory Li-ion batteries, I charge them like I would my cell phone. I charge it when I'm not using it, even though battery is still not out, and I vape when I want to, even if it's not done charging. Don't know if it adversely affects the battery, but haven't had any problems yet, seems like it lasts as long as it did when I first got it (6 weeks). I do occasionally leave it charging overnight, but I figure it should have some sort of protection, like when the light on the charger turns green, it would just act like it's not even plugged in. Maybe that's wishful thinking, but I lack the technical expertise to definitively say that it's safe or say otherwise. Just hope it doesn't blow up on me one day....
I think that depends on the brand of the charger. Hmmm, mine is from a different manufacturer, I'd better check it out.I figured since it's no memory Li-ion batteries, I charge them like I would my cell phone. I charge it when I'm not using it, even though battery is still not out, and I vape when I want to, even if it's not done charging. Don't know if it adversely affects the battery, but haven't had any problems yet, seems like it lasts as long as it did when I first got it (6 weeks). I do occasionally leave it charging overnight, but I figure it should have some sort of protection, like when the light on the charger turns green, it would just act like it's not even plugged in. Maybe that's wishful thinking, but I lack the technical expertise to definitively say that it's safe or say otherwise. Just hope it doesn't blow up on me one day....
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