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External Vape Batteries

A vital part of any vape kit setup, the battery powers your device to produce rich, delicious vapour. Many vape kits come with batteries built into the device but high-powered kits that require a bit more juice use separate batteries that can be charged separately in a battery charger or within the kit itself. Using the right battery for your device is essential, which is why you’ll find a number of options here at Vapestore to suit your setup.

External Vape Batteries

BAK Single 18650 30A 2500mah Battery

1 x single BAK N18650CNP 30A 2500mah Rechargeable 18650 Battery

£5.99

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1 x single BAK N18650CNP 30A 2500mah Rechargeable 18650 Battery
Molicel Single 21700 P42A INR Battery

Single 21700 Molicel P42A INR 4200mAh Battery

£7.99

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Single 21700 Molicel P42A INR 4200mAh Battery
Molicel Single ‑ 18650 P26A INR Battery

Single 18650 Molicel P26A INR 2600mAh Battery

2 For £12.99

£6.99

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Single 18650 Molicel P26A INR 2600mAh Battery
LG Single ‑ 18650 HE2 25R Battery

Single 18650 LG HE2 25R 2500mAh Battery

£5.99

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Single 18650 LG HE2 25R 2500mAh Battery
VTC 18650 Battery

2600mAh Genuine Sony Battery

£7.99

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3.7V 2600 mAh 20A Continuous Discharge Battery
Aspire 18650 ‑ 2900mAh rechargeable Single Battery

Aspire Rechargeable 18650 2900mAh external battery

£7.99

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1 x Aspire rechargeable 18650 2900mAh external battery
Aspire 18650 ‑ 2600mAh rechargeable Single Battery

1 x Aspire 18650 - 2600mAh rechargeable Single Battery

£6.99

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1 x Aspire 18650 - 2600mAh rechargeable Single Battery
LG Dual ‑ 18650 HE2 25R Batteries

Dual 18650 LG HE2 25R 2500mAh Batteries

£11.49

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Dual 18650 LG HE2 25R 2500mAh Batteries
Sony VTC6 18650 Battery

£17.99

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2 x 18650 batteries

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About Vape Batteries

Many starter vape kits employ built-in batteries, often called ‘internal’ batteries. These are a fixed part of the device and offer the convenience of being charged through the kit via a USB port without needing to be removed and charged separately.

More advanced vape kits, however, use ‘external’ batteries that deliver more power. These are especially common for ‘sub-ohm’ devices, which are vape kits designed for low-resistance coils, high-vg e-liquids and high wattage outputs.

Such kits may use one or two external batteries to provide the power needed. These can be charged using an external battery charger, or just as common, within the device itself via a USB port.

What are the benefits of External Vape Batteries?

Brute power is the first, obvious benefit of external batteries, especially when you consider the high-wattages some vape mods can output. Beloved by enthusiast ‘cloud chasers’, these mighty mods are usually powered by one or two external batteries to achieve the high wattages that produce thick, flavoursome clouds.

The other benefit is that you can keep extra batteries, pre-charged, close to hand whenever your device is running low. When you’re far from a charging port, these can be a life-saver: just pop out your spent batteries and replace with fully charged ones and you’re ready to go!

What kind of External Batteries are available?

18650’s

By far the most common battery for most mods and high-powered vape kit, 18650’s are the first choice for many vapers. The digits denote the battery’s 18mm diameter, 65mm height and a “0” that represents its cylindrical form. Long-lasting and relatively quick to charge, 18650 batteries are reliable heavyweights.

26650's

Not quite as common as the 18650s, 26650s can nevertheless be found in some vape devices. The digits denote the battery’s 22mm in diameter and 65mm height.

Battery Tips and Safety

 Only use within manufacturers specification.

Lithium-Ion cells should be charged on a dedicated charger rated specifically for Lithium-Ion cells. Most batteries intended for vaping are Lithium Ion-based.

Never leave a battery unattended whilst charging and don’t leave charging overnight. While batteries are far safer than cigarettes in the home, overheating from charging can occur so vigilance is always recommended.

Keep away from animals and children.

It’s recommended that you don’t let your batteries lose their charge fully before recharging. This will help prolong their life.

Wraps and insulators should be periodically inspected for tears or damage. If a battery has a damaged wrap, it should be repaired or disposed of immediately.

Batteries usually have a cycle life of between 200-500 cycles (this varies with manufacturer), around 6 months, before noticeable capacity drop-off. Batteries should be recycled at this time.

Do not crush, incinerate or modify any battery.