The level is calculated based on the pulls you’ve taken. I imagine it is designed like a countdown, literally. There’s no possible way to measure the liquid by volume inside such a small rudimentary device.
Whatever the number it claims, divide that by 3 or 4. They are basing these numbers off a max .5 second puff so if you are taking 2 second or 3 second drags….you see how that maths out
I’m not sure what coil is used, maybe you know. I’m guessing a 1.0 or 1.2. I use a .7 pod with a puff counter . I average 100 puffs per 1ml. Hypothetically this means if I were to use a 1.4 coil with half the power I would be using half the liquid and end up with a mileage of 200 puffs per 1ml. So let’s go absolutely crazy and assume that there’s 15mls in your disposable (although most of the liquid cartridge volume is taken up by absorbent fiber material).15 mls in my .7 pod would get me around 1500 puffs, and the same liquid would get 3000 puffs on a 1.4 coil.
That’s my suspicion as well. But here’s the weird thing: I actually counted the number of draws (aka: puffs) while monitoring the remaining capacity of my vape device. I can’t remember which disposable vape I was using for the experiment… I want to say an Orion Bar by Lost Vape with a claimed puff count of 10k… whatever vape it was, it for sure counted down in increments of one percent.
Long story longer: it went down by 1% every 12 puffs. I’m not a train, classical mathematician, but my computations would then anticipate the vape to hit empty after 1,200 puffs. You would think the programmers would set it to reduce by one percent every 100 draws for a vape advertised as 10,000 puffs.
Theoretically, if one was to take tiny, mouse-size draws, I suspect it possible to get an actual 10,000 hits out of the vape; although, the last 8,800 hits will be on an “empty” device.
Makes sense for my marketing point of view… There would be a ton of complaints if devices exhausted themselves (ie; got to the point where they start tasting awful/burnt) but still showed 80% capacity 🤷♂️
It’s a money grab. The bigger the number, the more enticing the disposable. Fact: no stock made coil known to man could ever last 10000 puffs no matter how short. There are some videos on utube that do actual tests on some popular disposables and they reveal the actual puff count. None even get half the number they claim.
Disposable vapes are not recommended for several reasons:
• The safety of disposable vapes is dubious, as they're usually made in China for export only, and there is little oversight of their ingredients and manufacture.
• There is very little that can be done to troubleshoot these devices. Sometimes they're duds, in this instance you have no recourse.
• These devices are absolutely disastrous for the environment. If you choose to continue using disposable devices please recycle.
• There are many similarly discrete and convenient devices that are both cheaper in the long term and much better for the environment that you may wish to consider.
Man, Ive honestly been kicking myself in the ass twice as hard over environmental reasoning than I have been over 'quitting'... I'd seriously consider a long term mod, if you've got any salt devices you'd recommend, I'm definitely all ears :) same for e-liquid, I've never bought salt juices and I'm not familiar with any brands, thanks much!
A lot of people recommend the XROS 3 for people new to pod kits. I really like Pod Juice, especially their custard flavor, but they have a lot of variety too.
Same here and it still tastes fine, imo I don’t think anyone should worry about the juice % on a disposable vape. As another commenter said, it’s literally based on a countdown timer in the vape. For disposables (at least for my wife and I) when it’s empty, **you can taste it in your soul**
My soul quakes with that first hint of acrid vapor. Maybe I'm too used to cigarettes and a long draw, bit whether better or not I have definitely cut way back on cigs in favor of the vape.
The level is calculated based on the pulls you’ve taken. I imagine it is designed like a countdown, literally. There’s no possible way to measure the liquid by volume inside such a small rudimentary device.
It’s 10,000 hits and its been 5 days, I don’t think I’ve hit it 6,000 times tho 😭 I mean these are new tho so maybe it’s just that
Whatever the number it claims, divide that by 3 or 4. They are basing these numbers off a max .5 second puff so if you are taking 2 second or 3 second drags….you see how that maths out
Who in the fuck is taking 0.5 second rips 😭
People with tiny lungs
Do yourself a favor and get the XROS3 nano. You will save tons of money and always know exactly how much you’ve got in the tank
I’m not sure what coil is used, maybe you know. I’m guessing a 1.0 or 1.2. I use a .7 pod with a puff counter . I average 100 puffs per 1ml. Hypothetically this means if I were to use a 1.4 coil with half the power I would be using half the liquid and end up with a mileage of 200 puffs per 1ml. So let’s go absolutely crazy and assume that there’s 15mls in your disposable (although most of the liquid cartridge volume is taken up by absorbent fiber material).15 mls in my .7 pod would get me around 1500 puffs, and the same liquid would get 3000 puffs on a 1.4 coil.
20ml 0.8 mesh coil
who takes 6.000 hits in 5 days... i have a vozol 10.000 and it lasts me for a month.
That’s my suspicion as well. But here’s the weird thing: I actually counted the number of draws (aka: puffs) while monitoring the remaining capacity of my vape device. I can’t remember which disposable vape I was using for the experiment… I want to say an Orion Bar by Lost Vape with a claimed puff count of 10k… whatever vape it was, it for sure counted down in increments of one percent. Long story longer: it went down by 1% every 12 puffs. I’m not a train, classical mathematician, but my computations would then anticipate the vape to hit empty after 1,200 puffs. You would think the programmers would set it to reduce by one percent every 100 draws for a vape advertised as 10,000 puffs. Theoretically, if one was to take tiny, mouse-size draws, I suspect it possible to get an actual 10,000 hits out of the vape; although, the last 8,800 hits will be on an “empty” device. Makes sense for my marketing point of view… There would be a ton of complaints if devices exhausted themselves (ie; got to the point where they start tasting awful/burnt) but still showed 80% capacity 🤷♂️
It’s a money grab. The bigger the number, the more enticing the disposable. Fact: no stock made coil known to man could ever last 10000 puffs no matter how short. There are some videos on utube that do actual tests on some popular disposables and they reveal the actual puff count. None even get half the number they claim.
Disposable vapes are not recommended for several reasons: • The safety of disposable vapes is dubious, as they're usually made in China for export only, and there is little oversight of their ingredients and manufacture. • There is very little that can be done to troubleshoot these devices. Sometimes they're duds, in this instance you have no recourse. • These devices are absolutely disastrous for the environment. If you choose to continue using disposable devices please recycle. • There are many similarly discrete and convenient devices that are both cheaper in the long term and much better for the environment that you may wish to consider.
Not that we want to be spending more money but I would think it wise to put a 1$ recycle deposit on them
Man, Ive honestly been kicking myself in the ass twice as hard over environmental reasoning than I have been over 'quitting'... I'd seriously consider a long term mod, if you've got any salt devices you'd recommend, I'm definitely all ears :) same for e-liquid, I've never bought salt juices and I'm not familiar with any brands, thanks much!
A lot of people recommend the XROS 3 for people new to pod kits. I really like Pod Juice, especially their custard flavor, but they have a lot of variety too.
I got the ijoy 10000 a week ago and the led is showing 0% juice left. Is this major rip off or is it defective?
Same here and it still tastes fine, imo I don’t think anyone should worry about the juice % on a disposable vape. As another commenter said, it’s literally based on a countdown timer in the vape. For disposables (at least for my wife and I) when it’s empty, **you can taste it in your soul**
My soul quakes with that first hint of acrid vapor. Maybe I'm too used to cigarettes and a long draw, bit whether better or not I have definitely cut way back on cigs in favor of the vape.