Just wondering what some of your experiences have been regarding the overall battery life on your eGo battery...please list your battery size when giving the details.
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The oldest battery I have is a 650 mAh eGo, only 4 months, but I charge it almost every day, and its still going strong ...
A couple of times I thought I had a dud, or wore one out, but tried it again a few hours later and it worked fine. I believe I got some juice on the contacts, and when it dried, the battery came back ...
Not too worried about it, its unlikely than anyone uses a single device long enough to exhaust it, with so many new options all the time ...
A couple of times I thought I had a dud, or wore one out, but tried it again a few hours later and it worked fine. I believe I got some juice on the contacts, and when it dried, the battery came back ...
Not too worried about it, its unlikely than anyone uses a single device long enough to exhaust it, with so many new options all the time ...
I'm getting 4-6 hours on a 650. Works out perfect, my evod usually runs out of juice about the same time as the battery.
400mAh Vision Spinner - ~6 hours if used with a secondary battery. 4 hours by itself
650mAh Ego-C Twist/Vision Spinner - ~12 hours if used with a secondary battery. 8 hours by itself
1300mAh Vision Spinner - 36+ hours, including sleep time
Adjunct personal opinion: I like the Spinners more than my Joyetech for some reason. They just seem more solid. I'm pretty sure my 650mAh C-Twist has shorter battery life than my 650Mah Spinner. Plus, the voltage indicator knob on the twist is almost indecipherable. The one on the Spinners is far better.
650mAh Ego-C Twist/Vision Spinner - ~12 hours if used with a secondary battery. 8 hours by itself
1300mAh Vision Spinner - 36+ hours, including sleep time
Adjunct personal opinion: I like the Spinners more than my Joyetech for some reason. They just seem more solid. I'm pretty sure my 650mAh C-Twist has shorter battery life than my 650Mah Spinner. Plus, the voltage indicator knob on the twist is almost indecipherable. The one on the Spinners is far better.
I have a 650mAh battery that's been in service since early May. I have a 900mAh battery from the same vendor that I bought a week after the 650. Both have been absolute workhorses.
I have two 1100mAh VV Ego style batteries and both are starting to show signs of being near the end. Those are barely six weeks old, and both were bought from [that site which shall not be mentioned outside of the FastTech thread].
I have a 650mAh Evod battery that I bought in conjunction with a matching Evod tank at the same time I bought the two 1100's. The Evod battery easily outlasts everything in my Ego-style collection except the first two.
I have two 1100mAh VV Ego style batteries and both are starting to show signs of being near the end. Those are barely six weeks old, and both were bought from [that site which shall not be mentioned outside of the FastTech thread].
I have a 650mAh Evod battery that I bought in conjunction with a matching Evod tank at the same time I bought the two 1100's. The Evod battery easily outlasts everything in my Ego-style collection except the first two.
Ah, yes, is the question about how long you can vape before charging, or how long the battery lasts before it no longer takes a charge?
I have a couple of 1300 Spinners that I got back in January of this year, both still going strong. They see a lot of use. An MVP1 I got, uh, in March, I think. Also sees a lot of use, still going strong. Too soon to tell on my VV3, only got it in June.
Time between charges, imo, has too many variables to be much good. What topper, resistance, juice, style and so on. But if I go to "dead", the 1300's easily last me a day and a half, with the rest in line with that, based on their mAh ratings.
I have a couple of 1300 Spinners that I got back in January of this year, both still going strong. They see a lot of use. An MVP1 I got, uh, in March, I think. Also sees a lot of use, still going strong. Too soon to tell on my VV3, only got it in June.
Time between charges, imo, has too many variables to be much good. What topper, resistance, juice, style and so on. But if I go to "dead", the 1300's easily last me a day and a half, with the rest in line with that, based on their mAh ratings.
I started with a standard 1100mah ego and usually got about 18hrs of use out of it. Used that one battery for a month then upgraded to a vamo and gave the ego and a evod to friend to try and get him vaping. He still uses it.
I have an Ego 650 mah battery and it only lasts about 3 hours. It does have a passthrough on it, so I only use it when I'm at home and plugged into my computer. I have a few 4 year old H16 batteries that I use when I leave the house. They are 1300 mah and will last me the whole day with heavy vaping.
4-5 hours on my Joyetech 650mAh vv upgrades
8 hours on my Joyetech 1000mAh Twist
8 hours on my Joyetech 1000mAh Twist
I'm not a heavy vaper but I have 3 650 ego twists & 1 lasts me about 12-18 hours. I've had them for 18 months & they're still working properly. I rotate them out though so they get used & charged every 2 days approximately.
I have two Joye C-twist 1000 and they are both 2 months old and each one lasts all day long. They fully charge in 3hrs.
My 1300 spinners last about 5 hours,,,,,,,,
One died after 2 months, however, and the other one is starting to have less battery life (that one is about 3 months old)
One died after 2 months, however, and the other one is starting to have less battery life (that one is about 3 months old)
Were you asking about how many hours of vaping they last?
Or were you asking how many months of use before the ability to hold a charge degrades?
Either way, individual use has so many variables that the answers won't mean as much...
A) The MAH should be a rough indication of how long a charge lasts...
- - - while someone will double this, and someone will halve it, if 650 mah is 6-ish hours, then 1100 mah is 11-ish hours...
B) I've heard expected life for an Ego is 200 or more recharges, with a half-way recharge counting as a half a recharge.
So - 7 months to a year if you charge it every day, for example.
Or were you asking how many months of use before the ability to hold a charge degrades?
Either way, individual use has so many variables that the answers won't mean as much...
A) The MAH should be a rough indication of how long a charge lasts...
- - - while someone will double this, and someone will halve it, if 650 mah is 6-ish hours, then 1100 mah is 11-ish hours...
B) I've heard expected life for an Ego is 200 or more recharges, with a half-way recharge counting as a half a recharge.
So - 7 months to a year if you charge it every day, for example.
For egGo and eGo 'type', (KGO, Firefly, Riva, etc.), batteries, 650mAh lasts me about 4 hours. 900mAh about 6 hours and 1100mAh about 8 hours. I do not own any 1300mAh batteries.. yet.
oh, and I have many that are 12+ months old and still working well.
~Tiger
oh, and I have many that are 12+ months old and still working well.
~Tiger
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