I'm relatively new to ecigs and was noticing that batteries last a little longer than attys. A recent order i placed for my joye 510 included 8 bats and 8 attys. How many times over do you think i can use the same old bat with a new atty?
How much longer do bats last than attys?
- Thread starter attyboy79
- Start date
- th_trl_thread_readers 0
- Status
Is this a cig-a-like type unit? And disposable cartomizers?
On cig-a-likes with the disposable cartomizers, I could go through about 3-4 charge cycles before the cartomizer was done... So, if by bats you're referring to batteries, then the atomizer (cartomizer?) should outlast the battery on a singe charge. If they are no kidding atomizers that require a juice cartridge, the atomizer will last a while... 2-3 weeks minimum.
It would help if we knew exactly what you ordered, and we could give you some better estimates.
On cig-a-likes with the disposable cartomizers, I could go through about 3-4 charge cycles before the cartomizer was done... So, if by bats you're referring to batteries, then the atomizer (cartomizer?) should outlast the battery on a singe charge. If they are no kidding atomizers that require a juice cartridge, the atomizer will last a while... 2-3 weeks minimum.
It would help if we knew exactly what you ordered, and we could give you some better estimates.
sorry. I have cartridges and regular joye 510 atomizers and regular 180 mah batteries. My old atomizers are producing almost no vapor but those old batteries seem to be holding the same good charge. Which just led to think maybe i don't need to buy as many batteries just more attys.
I currently just use two 510 "1000mAh" batts. One lasts me about a day, and charges in about 2 hours. When one dies, I swap it out for the other and toss the dead one on the charger. I can't see justifying the purchase of 8 batts...?
I'm not sure I'm understanding your post corectly , but just in case, the batteries are not disposabe, you just keep charging them. Evenyually they do wear out, but you'll go through a bunch of attys before that happens, normally.
Indeed... The typical rechargable battery has a life of roughly 300 charge cycles... So they should last about 10 months or so, but usually longer.
If these are what I think they are, then you should be good on batteries for a good long time with 8 of them... You can use the atomizer until it stops working, or tastes terrible. Then just toss it and grab another.
Sounds like you have a few months worth of atomizers, they should last a good week or two, maybe a bit longer depending on usage.
And the batteries should probably be enough to last you until 1) you quit vaping or 2) you decide to try something else
If these are what I think they are, then you should be good on batteries for a good long time with 8 of them... You can use the atomizer until it stops working, or tastes terrible. Then just toss it and grab another.
Sounds like you have a few months worth of atomizers, they should last a good week or two, maybe a bit longer depending on usage.
And the batteries should probably be enough to last you until 1) you quit vaping or 2) you decide to try something else
The batteries will last much longer than the atomizer. Batteries should give you three to six months each and the atomizers a couple of weeks each. These are approximates. And it will depend on the quality of the items you purchased.
Hi attyboy and welcome. If by 'cartridges' you mean cartomizers, they are disposable, but they can be refilled several times before you toss them. One standard cartomizer holds approximately 1 ml of juice. If you haven't done so, I recommend that you buy some eliquid and start refilling your cartomizers--just pop the cap off the top of your carto and drip some eliquid into the filler. A good carto should be able to vaporize at least 6-9 ml of juice.
If you have atomizers, as in dripping atomizers, those can last for months if you take good care of them.
A 180 mAh battery should last about 1.5 hr between charges and should be good for at least 300 charges--more if you top it off rather than let it fully discharge between charges. Those Li-Ion batteries like to be charged often.
Good luck!
ok so that's what i figured. and i know they're rechargeable lol : ) don't think I'd do this if they weren't. so cool 300 or so charges on the batteries and a week or so with atomizers. you guys have been very helpful. just one more thing then. "ryan h" you're using a 1000 mah battery can i use one of those with a joye 510 standard atomizer? as long as it's 510 threading right? i was going to buy this on ebay would it work? 650 900 1100mAh Rechargable Vape Battery for Vaporizer Pen Ego 510 US Seller | eBay
wow that's great will probably save me a fortune and be easier too YES! i'm going for it thank you! my problem was i started with a joye 510 starter kit and thought i had to match each and every thing in it to each other. well live and learn. and now i'll save 
thanks all!
thanks all!
Last edited:
Good luck!
You may want to grab a fast eGo charger if they sell it there. You can charge you eGo battery with a 510 charger, but that will take forever. You cannot charge your 510 mini battery with a fast charger, though!
You may want to grab a fast eGo charger if they sell it there. You can charge you eGo battery with a 510 charger, but that will take forever. You cannot charge your 510 mini battery with a fast charger, though!
- Status
Similar threads
