Win iJoy Maxo Mod, Earn chances to try the first Quad battery Mod
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2. Tell us how long do you expect a mod’s battery last
All dependent of vaping style of course, but I've been happy to have a single batt last me at least through most of the day. I'm retired though, so it really isn't a major issue, I don't have to ensure a full days power, I can always recharge.
All dependent of vaping style of course, but I've been happy to have a single batt last me at least through most of the day. I'm retired though, so it really isn't a major issue, I don't have to ensure a full days power, I can always recharge.
1. Tell us how long does your mod’s battery last
I expect to at least make it through the day so I don't have to worry about recharging. Since I'm a constant flavor switcher and fairly low wattage, my batteries will usually last me at least a couple of days between recharges.
I expect to at least make it through the day so I don't have to worry about recharging. Since I'm a constant flavor switcher and fairly low wattage, my batteries will usually last me at least a couple of days between recharges.
2. Tell us how long do you expect a mod’s battery last
It should last at least the day. But, it also depends on what batteries you use too.
It should last at least the day. But, it also depends on what batteries you use too.
4. Tell us what functions do you think a mod should have
Good variable range for watts, volts, temps - overheat protection, reverse polarity protection, onboard charging. Pretty much what most mods these days have.
Needs to be easy to use - shouldn't need a PhD to get through the menu to change settings. Instruction manual needs to be understandable - too many are published without having the language in them verified. Manuals also need to have print big enough to see/read without having to use a magnifying glass.
Good variable range for watts, volts, temps - overheat protection, reverse polarity protection, onboard charging. Pretty much what most mods these days have.
Needs to be easy to use - shouldn't need a PhD to get through the menu to change settings. Instruction manual needs to be understandable - too many are published without having the language in them verified. Manuals also need to have print big enough to see/read without having to use a magnifying glass.
4. The compactness, autonomy, convenient menu, updated firmware, do not refuse to function on battery capacity measurement.
2. I would like to have a full days worth of battery life.
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3. I believe the battery flexibility is very nice to have in a mod. Everybody is different , so there is not one size fits all.
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4. I look for TC, instant firing, great range in power, durability and multiple battery setups.
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3. Tell us your thoughts on iJoy Maxo’s switchable battery mode feature
I think it's genius! Sometimes you just might not need all the power or you may just want to conserve power. Definitely a great idea.
I think it's genius! Sometimes you just might not need all the power or you may just want to conserve power. Definitely a great idea.
Are different but mainly reliability, durability and reliability
4. Tell us what functions do you think a mod should have
Compactness, TC, ability to work with lower and higher settings, upgradeable, and easy to use.
Compactness, TC, ability to work with lower and higher settings, upgradeable, and easy to use.
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@AlmightyEvan and Heaven Gifts - thanks for ANOTHER awesome contest!!!!!
Entry #1: How long does my mod's battery last?
Depends.... If I'm not running sub-ohm, I can usually get over a day on a single 18650.
@AlmightyEvan and Heaven Gifts - thanks for ANOTHER awesome contest!!!!!
Entry #1: How long does my mod's battery last?
Depends.... If I'm not running sub-ohm, I can usually get over a day on a single 18650.
Entry #2: How long SHOULD a mod's battery last?
Again, depends on the topper
I'd definitely like at least a full day from a single-cell device. I have a couple of multi-battery devices, and depending on how hard I push the topper, I'd like to see about one day per battery.
Again, depends on the topper
I'd definitely like at least a full day from a single-cell device. I have a couple of multi-battery devices, and depending on how hard I push the topper, I'd like to see about one day per battery.
Entry #3: Thoughts on the Maxo's switchable battery feature
COOL! I already have dedicated dual sets, so I'd have to get a dedicated quad set of batteries. But, the flexibility for either configuration is quite nice. I have yet to break 100W on any of my devices (and I have a few that are capable.) I'd use the Quad setup for battery life!!!!
COOL! I already have dedicated dual sets, so I'd have to get a dedicated quad set of batteries. But, the flexibility for either configuration is quite nice. I have yet to break 100W on any of my devices (and I have a few that are capable.) I'd use the Quad setup for battery life!!!!
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