YEah, it just blinks on and off when I press the battery button. It's my all day battery, I use a spare regular batt until the VV is charged again. Before I order another one, is 5 months about right before they die? I will order 4 if so....
My VV dead after 5 months, makes sense?
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Son got a Triton kit with the irridescent batts. Hasn't been used much at all because he got a box mod of some sort that he uses mostly and one of them died a week after the 60 day warranty expired. Some just live longer than others. I don't know if how far you let them run down before charging matters. Mine never get to the blinky stage. As soon as I notice decreased vapor production, I switch out for my other. Mine aren't vv because I am a batt hog and would need 3 or 4 to get me thru the day and can't afford that many.
Most people tend to have 2...14 hrs a day on one batt is close to putting a normal 2 day's worth of use into it or almost 10 months since you got it 5 months ago. Not sure if this is making sense but sometimes I am not good at explaining what is in my head... sorry
Yup, Ego style. Not a bad device at all, but considering how much you say you use it, 5 months would seem like a good long life for it.
I think I read it's good for like 300 charges but don't quote me on that. You'd probably need 2 VVs to rotate. It really saved me from waiting on a dead batt, waiting to charge and obviously will last longer for ya, batt wise.
I would think that maybe a slightly shorter life than expected, but not by much if you're a heavy vaper. Do you get a full 14 hours off one charge or do you have to charge it twice for that time?
Charging it before it goes blinky will help extend battery lifetime, any dropping of it could shorten the life, if it's been stored in super hot or cold conditions that could shorten it's lifespan too.
Charging it before it goes blinky will help extend battery lifetime, any dropping of it could shorten the life, if it's been stored in super hot or cold conditions that could shorten it's lifespan too.
LOLOL awesome! Go big or go home! Might wanna pick up one more charger...just say'in.
Lol! You sound like my wife. She has so many of them it's crazy.
BTW, if you're a dude then sorry, but that post made me think of my wife's stock pile.
Also +1 on the charger.
5 months, 14 hours a day... so you charged it once everyday?
That is about 150 charges. Half of the advertised 300.
I have a G6 or two that only last 75 charges before crapping out. It's always shortly after the warranty has expired, how convenient.
I wonder what percentage of Triton users actually get 300 charges. It's difficult to compile such data.
I use my 1300 while the VV is charging. I'm not even a control freak, but damn is it nice.
HALO: please offer the VV in all colors. kthx.
That is about 150 charges. Half of the advertised 300.
I have a G6 or two that only last 75 charges before crapping out. It's always shortly after the warranty has expired, how convenient.
I wonder what percentage of Triton users actually get 300 charges. It's difficult to compile such data.
I use my 1300 while the VV is charging. I'm not even a control freak, but damn is it nice.
HALO: please offer the VV in all colors. kthx.
I honestly wouldn't be able to tell you how long mine takes to discharge, how many times I've charged it, etc. I rotate 4 batteries, depending what I'm in the mood for I might use one battery all day one day, or I might only use that same one for 20 minutes. Also depends on length of draws, if you ever left it in a hot car, etc.
Well, partly my fault. I just learned one should NOT drain it to blinking dead before re-charging. That's EXACTLY what I did, everyday, all day, for FIVE MONTHS. OOOPS! LOL
People who like the fact that it looks "like a cigar".
I do that everyday because it's hard to measure how much of a charge is left, with the VV being so consistent... I just know "it's about to die" because it lasts exactly one day... 5 hits later, flashing light.
Going 4 months strong on my midnight blue VV.
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