Volt vs V2 battery charge time.

Status
Not open for further replies.

Mr.Bogart

Senior Member
ECF Veteran
Apr 10, 2012
84
39
47
Minnesota
Ok this might come down to one being a manual and one being an automatic. Also this is with using a v2 charger. But here's the deal, my v2 battery (automatic) charges full in about an hour. my volt battery (manual) has been charging for the last 3 hours and still is charging. Both of these were bought in the last ten days. my questions are.

1.) is it the charger?

2.) is it because ones auto & ones manual?

3.) Are v2 battery's just of higher quality?
 

sema4

Senior Member
ECF Veteran
Verified Member
Dec 28, 2011
81
42
East Coast USA
The Volt (if I'm looking at the right one) is a 320 mah battery whereas the V2 is a 650 mAh. mAh determines the discharge rate of your battery. The higher the mAh rating the longer it will last, but also the longer it will take to charge. If you're using the same charger for both then the Volt should take about 1/2 the time to charge. If it still isn't charged fully I would unplug it, unthread the battery from the charger, and re-assemble it and try again. Sometimes those things just have issues with being fully connected, and may not actually be charging the whole time. Or at least that was my experience with my Blu. Good luck, and be patient :)

1) I strongly suggest you use the charger that came with each of the units, and not interchange them... some put out different charge cycles/rates.
2) The switching method should have no effect at all on charge rate.
3) Probably just the mAh rating difference, and as I have no used either, I cannot have even an opinion on what one is 'better' :) One will just last longer.
 
Last edited:

Mr.Bogart

Senior Member
ECF Veteran
Apr 10, 2012
84
39
47
Minnesota
Thanks, I ordered the Volt as a back up because my v2 kit only came with one battery. And I wanted to try a manual as well. So I did not purchase a volt charger as well as they are both kr808d connection. I'll have to order a Volt charger I guess. Which sucks because V2 just came out with a new charger that is suppose to charge a lot faster. Like vaping but it's turning into a money sink.
 

DM

Sir Vapes A Lot
ECF Veteran
Verified Member
Apr 17, 2011
1,399
2,843
Where I usually am
Ok this might come down to one being a manual and one being an automatic. Also this is with using a v2 charger. But here's the deal, my v2 battery (automatic) charges full in about an hour. my volt battery (manual) has been charging for the last 3 hours and still is charging. Both of these were bought in the last ten days. my questions are.

1.) is it the charger?

2.) is it because ones auto & ones manual?

3.) Are v2 battery's just of higher quality?

Smokeless Image batteries are regulated

based on the mah of the V2 ...it is most likely just less mah Batteries for Electronic Cigarettes at V2 Cigs so it charges faster (Smokeless Images manual is 78mm ...without the carto and 320 mah)....but the V2 will deplete faster at the same time
Volt batteries have bigger batts more mah per mm... and they are regulated V2 are not so by thier voltage and power will drop off faster...
That would be my guess why the Volt takes longer to charge:)
 

Cloud Wizard

Ultra Member
ECF Veteran
Verified Member
Feb 24, 2012
2,315
5,684
Somewhere in PA on my Ultra Limited
I thought V2 batts are 150mAh/250mAh/380mAh (short/standard/long). Not sure which of the V2 batts you have, but mine used to take a couple hours to charge (I used the long/manual and std/auto). Manual vs Auto shouldn't affect charging time, but the autos supposedly last a little longer on a charge. I felt like I got a better vape off the manual as I could warm the juice by activating for 1-2 seconds before hitting it. Do they both last as long on a full charge?
 

Mr.Bogart

Senior Member
ECF Veteran
Apr 10, 2012
84
39
47
Minnesota
Haven't checked or thought about how long they last. I don't really chain vape and since I got a 2nd (the volt manual) I've been going back an forth. They both last about a day for me. My neighbor has some crappy 401*(i think) 3 piece ecigs so I'm letting him use my v2 standard battery while his volt kit is on the way. Can I get by with just ordering this Smokeless Image | Only The Best Electronic Cigarette | Volt - USB Wall Adapter 1.5A and using the v2 usb plug? Thanks for the help guys. I plan on getting a bigger mod next month but I want to keep these around for going out and stuff.
 

DM

Sir Vapes A Lot
ECF Veteran
Verified Member
Apr 17, 2011
1,399
2,843
Where I usually am
Haven't checked or thought about how long they last. I don't really chain vape and since I got a 2nd (the volt manual) I've been going back an forth. They both last about a day for me. My neighbor has some crappy 401*(i think) 3 piece ecigs so I'm letting him use my v2 standard battery while his volt kit is on the way. Can I get by with just ordering this Smokeless Image | Only The Best Electronic Cigarette | Volt - USB Wall Adapter 1.5A and using the v2 usb plug? Thanks for the help guys. I plan on getting a bigger mod next month but I want to keep these around for going out and stuff.
Yup!:) I would think so....
You should ask questions you have on the Smokeless Image forum. Hers the link...
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/smokeless-image/269723-ask-imagine-thread.html
 

Mr.Bogart

Senior Member
ECF Veteran
Apr 10, 2012
84
39
47
Minnesota
Smokeless Image | Only The Best Electronic Cigarette | Easy Battery Select - Accessories Volt I ordered, manual and 5 blank cartomizers. <--- bought after purchasing V2cigs
E Cigarette Kits | Economy Kit | V2 Cigs V2 kit I ordered <---what I started with
And let me say I'm not knocking either battery and as far as v2cigs vs Volt goes I think they are both good ways to stop smoking. But I will say Volt cartomizers are higher quality from what I've received from both companies. Also Volt is less expensive.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.

Users who are viewing this thread