deback - Puresmoker carries BE510 and Joye 510 cartomizers - the BEs have three different resistance ratings and there's no rating listed for the Joye 510 (assume it's middle or standard) - have you had experience w/either of these cartos and if so...good or bad?? - BTW, as soon as I get the Riva, (will be my 1st 510 device) I'll chime in with batt life!!
Survey - eGo 650mAh Battery Life
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Sorry, I've never ordered from Puresmoker and have no experience with the BE510 or the Joye 510 cartomizers. I've only used the Boge 510 and KR808D-1 cartomizers (and some 4081 cartos that came with my cheap-quality, way-overpriced Smokeless Delite starter kit, when I started vaping).
100mah= about an hr of moderate vaping. So a 650mah battery should be about 6-7hrs. Anyone who says their getting 20+hrs on one battery is a very light vapor.
And like other posts said, certain things will change that number like using LR attys/cartos which will drain the battery faster, ect.
Deback, your question earlier about the voltage difference from the 650mah, 900mah, 1000mah batteries is they are all the same, 3.3-3.4V. All eGos are 3.3-3.4V, the different mah is just how long the battery lasts.
As far as chargers, I have no idea if some batteries arnt fully charged when the light turns green. I dont use eGos because I prefer 3.7V PVs more than 3.3-3.4V eGos, but I use a PV that uses non-proprietary batteries and have checked them on a multimeter after the light turns green and they are fully charged, but that doesnt mean all batteries do that.
I would be careful of leaving a battery on a charger for long periods of time after the light turns green. MOST chargers have a chip in them that will stop charging a battery when it is full, or switch to a trickle charge, but not all. What you have to be careful about though is that the charger is working properly. If that chip fails in a charger, it will continue charging the battery after its already full. Thats can be very dangerous. Most stories you hear about batteries exploding, catching fire, etc are because the chip failed in the charger that is supposed to stop charging the battery when its fully charged. Thats why I dont recommend leaving a battery on a charger for a long time after the light turns green, or letting batteries charge overnight.
Better to be safe than sorry.
And like other posts said, certain things will change that number like using LR attys/cartos which will drain the battery faster, ect.
Deback, your question earlier about the voltage difference from the 650mah, 900mah, 1000mah batteries is they are all the same, 3.3-3.4V. All eGos are 3.3-3.4V, the different mah is just how long the battery lasts.
As far as chargers, I have no idea if some batteries arnt fully charged when the light turns green. I dont use eGos because I prefer 3.7V PVs more than 3.3-3.4V eGos, but I use a PV that uses non-proprietary batteries and have checked them on a multimeter after the light turns green and they are fully charged, but that doesnt mean all batteries do that.
I would be careful of leaving a battery on a charger for long periods of time after the light turns green. MOST chargers have a chip in them that will stop charging a battery when it is full, or switch to a trickle charge, but not all. What you have to be careful about though is that the charger is working properly. If that chip fails in a charger, it will continue charging the battery after its already full. Thats can be very dangerous. Most stories you hear about batteries exploding, catching fire, etc are because the chip failed in the charger that is supposed to stop charging the battery when its fully charged. Thats why I dont recommend leaving a battery on a charger for a long time after the light turns green, or letting batteries charge overnight.
Better to be safe than sorry.
I have a riva 650 mah. I don't really count the hours but I use a fresh batt in the morning and then about half way through the day I switch and use that until I go to bed so I estimate 8 hours. If I'm vaping really heavy I may change it a third time. Keep in mind though that I don't wait until the batt completely dies, but when I feel the performance drop. I drip exclusively so I don't know if that makes a difference to your poll 
I voted 8 hours, since my 2 batteries are being charged about once a day. I almost voted 12, but since I am sleeping about 8 hrs I figured I would leave those hours out.
I use both continuously, as in alternating not using one till dead and then using the other. I like variety so I have both filled with different flavors and switch often. This usually works well for me... only once have both batteries died at the same time.
I consider myself a fairly heavy vaper... I have not measured how much juice I use daily (really need to, just for my curiosity) . I chain vape at home, and as much as possible everywhere else.
I use both continuously, as in alternating not using one till dead and then using the other. I like variety so I have both filled with different flavors and switch often. This usually works well for me... only once have both batteries died at the same time.
I consider myself a fairly heavy vaper... I have not measured how much juice I use daily (really need to, just for my curiosity) . I chain vape at home, and as much as possible everywhere else.
I got the eGo Janty when they came out. I run the batteries until they flash & beg for the charger. As the battery gets older it has less run time. One battery is 1 yr. 9 mo. old, still running & can make 5 hrs.+ on a LR atty! New eGo battery can make 8+ hrs. so 2 are good for a day (24hrs.).
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