BOOST! Palm Vape Battery

A palm vape battery with a 500 mAh capacity can indeed last anywhere from one to several days on a single charge, with moderate users often experiencing battery life in the range of 2-3 days. However, the exact duration depends on a few factors.

• Usage Frequency: If you use the vape frequently throughout the day, the battery will drain faster compared to occasional use. For light to moderate usage, the battery could last several days, while heavy users might need to recharge it every day or two.

• Temperature Settings: Higher temperature settings will drain the battery faster because they require more power to heat the coil. If you consistently use the vape at higher temperatures, expect the battery to deplete more quickly.

• Cartridge Resistance: The type of cartridge you use can also affect battery life. Higher resistance cartridges typically use less power, extending battery life, while lower resistance cartridges drain the battery more quickly.

Standby Time: If the vape is left on standby, the battery will still slowly discharge, although this drain is minimal compared to active use.

If your palm vape battery isn't hitting, there are several potential reasons. 

• Low Battery: If the battery blinks 10 times when you try to puff, it usually indicates that the battery is dead and needs to be recharged. Connect it to the charger and wait until it's fully charged.

• Leaked Oil: Remove the magnetic adapter from the cartridge and check for any leaked oil. If oil has leaked, it could be preventing a proper connection. Clean the adapter and the contact points on both the battery and cartridge with a cotton swab dipped in isopropyl alcohol. Make sure everything is dry before reassembling.

• Faulty Cartridge: Sometimes the issue might be with the cartridge itself. Try using a different cartridge to see if the problem persists. If the new cartridge works, the original one may be faulty.

• Proper Connection: Ensure that the cartridge is securely attached to the magnetic adapter and that the adapter is properly connected to the battery. A loose connection can prevent the vape from firing.

• Dirty Contacts: Over time, dirt or oil can build up on the battery contacts, preventing a proper connection. Clean the contact points on the battery and the magnetic adapter with a dry cloth or a swab with a small amount of isopropyl alcohol.

• Blocked Airflow: Make sure there is nothing blocking the airflow, such as debris in the mouthpiece or a clogged cartridge. A blocked airflow can prevent you from taking a hit.

• Soft Reset: Some devices allow for a reset by unscrewing the cartridge, turning the battery off (if it has an on/off feature), and then turning it back on. Reattach the cartridge and see if it resolves the issue.

To adjust the voltage, you can click the button on the battery three times rapidly to cycle through these heat settings. The corresponding color (White, Blue, or Red) will flash to indicate which setting you’ve selected.

• White Setting: 2.7 volts (Low setting)

This setting provides the highest flavor quality with a slower burn and smaller vape clouds.

• Blue Setting: 3.1 volts (Medium setting)

This setting balances flavor and vapor production, providing bigger hits while maintaining good flavor profiles.

• Red Setting: 3.6 volts (High setting)

This setting delivers the biggest vape clouds and fastest consumption, but may slightly diminish flavor due to the higher temperature.

Additionally, the battery has a preheating feature that can be activated by clicking the button two times rapidly. This will preheat the cartridge for 15 seconds, which is helpful in cold weather or if you're having trouble getting a good hit.

To determine if your palm battery is charged, follow these steps:

• Charging Status

When you plug the battery into a charger using a compatible cable, a small red light next to the charging port will illuminate, indicating that the battery is charging.

Once the charging process is complete, the red light will either turn green or shut off completely, signaling that the battery is fully charged.

• Low Battery Indicator

If your battery is low and needs to be recharged, the light on the device will flash repeatedly when you press the button. This is a signal to plug the battery into the charger.

• Summary

Red Light during charging: Battery is still charging.

Green Light or No Light: Charging is complete, and the battery is fully charged.

Flashing Light when using the battery: Battery is low and needs to be recharged.

The most common reason for blinking is a low battery. If the light flashes repeatedly when you press the button, it’s a sign that the battery is running out of power and should be charged.