vapviking
Old & In the Way
There's no gauge or indicator. If you have just fully charged the battery and are about to use the device, that is when you know it's almost time to charge it again.How do I check the battery percentage without having to pull the battery out?
Highest respect for your posts, but I disagree with this. Best practices do not always ensure care-free vaping, as these things can fail quite handily and randomly without any encouragement from the user (except use!).If you load slightly less and keep the chamber clean between refills (Arizer stir tool and MFLB brush), avoid pocket lint in the air holes (leather sleeve), avoid oils seeping into the heater, keep the mouthpieces clean with unrestricted airflow, keep the battery contacts and threading clean and keep spare batteries handy - you should have a good time for a long time.
I have a 10 month-old io (original purchase Oct. '20). The back end has been replaced 2X, with a 3rd one "one the way". The body has been replaced 2X, with a 3rd on "on the way". Current warranty fiasco has been on-going since April 6, over four months of the 10 since my purchase (accounting for 2 of the bodies and one backend tallied above).
Wife's io has lasted just over a year now, care-free. We follow very similar use patterns, though I do vape more...