Cloupor mini.

Take the battery out and put it on a charger. There have been too many issues with the onboard charging feature. I've had no problems charging if using an external charger.
Your wattage depends on your taste. I have juices that are good at 15-17w and others that are good at 25w and above. Just play with it till you hit your "sweet spot."

Also, you either set wattage or voltage, they aren't set separately. "X" watts = "Y" volts and vice versa. Right now on my Sigelei, I'm vaping at 25w, which equals 4.6v. But I've only set the wattage.

Use an external charger unless you don't mind the possibility of a house or apartment fire.

Get an Xtar 2 bay charger. The charger will tell you when it is charged.

I suggest you just stick with wattage. Start at the low end and add until the taste suits you.

If it starts to taste burnt, just back the sucker down.

UncleRJ said:

Use an external charger unless you don't mind the possibility of a house or apartment fire.

Get an Xtar 2 bay charger. The charger will tell you when it is charged.

I suggest you just stick with wattage. Start at the low end and add until the taste suits you.

If it starts to taste burnt, just back the sucker down.

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That is what I do and I have never had a problem.

Only used external battery charger four or five months now no problems
, I thought it might be the safest way after all the posts on these things over heating .


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If you have one, too late, if you don't ... stay that way. They melt quite often if you use the USB for charging (my mates Cloupor died like that, and for the house fire, already had one before Xmas, so we were on the look-out!), and, just to relate the death of mine (partial! When I have the time, it's a fixable...) the 510 connection starts to turn after a bit, as it's just pushed in and the +/- are soldered on, so they come off, you can't screw in your atty, and it's dead (until you get to replacing the 510 original with a good, screw on one, and re-solder the wires... but view the price, is it worth the HASSLE?)

I never had any problems charging mine using either the onboard charger or what I almost always do is use an external battery charger. Unfortunately, after about 3 months, my cloudpour mini's 510 became unstable and loose because its just press fit into the mod. Make sure that you never over tighten it, I am very conscious of this because I see it all the time at my shop but I was always swapping between tanks, drippers and such. It eventually pulled the wires off the 510 and I couldn't repair it, now my cloudpour mini is my other battery charger. lol, it basically stays plugged in and charges batteries now. I call it my mobile battery charger.
Just be careful not to over tighten and you will love your cloudpour mini!!!