Now more and more people use e-cigarettes, but not everyone who uses e-cigarettes knows the correct charging method of e-cigarettes. Today, I will tell you the correct way to charge e-cigarettes.
Most e-cigarette consumers now use refillable e-cigarettes. The charging interface of this type of e-cigarette is basically the same as that of Android phones. Like Android phones, mid-to-high-end e-cigarettes are basically Type-C Interface, the entry-level version may be a USB interface; of course, some entry-level electronic cigarettes still use the Type-C interface.
Since it is the same as the charging interface of the Android mobile phone, can we use the charging interface of the mobile phone to charge the e-cigarette? The answer is: no.
We all know that the charging power of Android mobile phones is basically around 30 to 50 watts, and the charging power of some high-end or flagship models is as high as 70 to 80 watts, or even over a hundred watts. And this charging power is far beyond the charging power that the electronic cigarette can withstand. The charging power of the electronic cigarette basically does not exceed 10W. If we use the charging connector of the mobile phone to charge the electronic cigarette, it is very likely to burn out the protection circuit in the electronic cigarette. , serious may even cause an explosion.
Therefore, the correct way to charge the refillable e-cigarette is to charge it through a power bank or a USB port on a computer or notebook, which may be slower but safe.

Of course, in addition to the above-mentioned replaceable electronic cigarettes with built-in lithium batteries, there are also some electronic cigarettes that use 16850 or 20700 or 21700 batteries. This type of e-cigarette with an external battery will have a higher output power, up to 300W, such as the WIMEC RX300 Box Mod. For this type of electronic cigarette, we can also use the above charging method; of course, if you want to charge more, you need to buy the corresponding charger.

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