SAFE AND EFFICIENT VAPE BATTERIES AND CHARGERS - NEVER LOSE POWER!

Batteries are the heart of your device, if you will. To state the very obvious, they provide the power necessary for your vape kits to produce delicious clouds of vapour, regardless of the type of device you own. But what good is that without a charger? Let’s have a look at the best vape battery chargers you can pick up at Ecigwizard right now! But before we start, we recommend that you read our battery safety guide to ensure that you’re aware of all the technical details regarding how to safely charge your vape kits using these batteries and chargers.

BEST VAPE BATTERIES:

Here at Ecigwizard, we strive to bring you the best performing 18650 batteries & chargers from powerhouses such as Golisi, Aspire and Nitecore to ensure that you can enjoy vaping your favourite flavour without a hitch. The 18650 battery is designed for compatibility with external battery vape devices, some of which do offer an internal charging function, but for those that don't support this feature, an external battery charger is an option you may want to look into.

  1. GOLISI S30 18650 - 3000MAH BATTERY (SINGLE)
  2. AVATAR 21700 4000MAH BATTERY
  3. EGO 1100MAH BATTERY

BEST VAPE BATTERY CHARGERS:

One of the most frustrating things for a vaper is for their vape kit to run out of battery and this is made a lot worse if you don’t even have anything to charge it with! We stock a variety of vape battery chargers all in one place for you to browse through. There are numerous factors to consider when selecting the right vape battery charger. A charger that can accurately, safely, and quickly charge various sized batteries is crucial for regular vapers.

  1. NITECORE NEW I4 INTELLICHARGE CHARGER
  2. USB-C CHARGING CABLE
  3. ASPIRE USB CHARGER FOR EGO BATTERIES

How long your vape battery lasts depends on its size, capacity, amp limit and voltage. It can also depend on the type of vape kit you use, so we suggest doing some research into which battery will work best for you.

Like the last point, this will also depend on its size, capacity, amp limit and voltage.

You should charge your battery when it is low on, or depleted of power.

This depends on what you want out of your battery. For some vapers, overcharge protection is a must, while others might prioritise Reverse Polarity (this means the charger won’t charge your battery if inserted incorrectly). Li-lion capability is another factor vapers will want to consider, as they are the standardised battery used for vaping. Some other features vapers might want their vape batteries to offer are power bank usage and the option to use their chargers as a data transfer.

Most vape batteries use USB-C chargers, but there are a plethora of other options to choose from available on the market.