Vape Pen Battery

Grasscity stocks a wide selection of batteries for vape pens, dab pens, wax pens, dry herb vaporizers, and wax vaporizers. You can also find battery options that are compatible with pre-filled thick oil carts, essential oil cartridges, and vape cartridges.

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Puffco Plus Vision Vaporizer

Market

£119.99

Member

£129.00

Elite

£99.00

-7%

XVAPE FYRA Vaporizer | Dabstar Edition

Market

£64.99

Member

£129.00

Elite

£99.00

-25%

EVRI 510/Pod Cartridge Attachment

Market

£19.99

Member

£129.00

Elite

£99.00

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Dip Devices Evri Starter Pack Vaporizer Kit

Market

£65.99

Member

£129.00

Elite

£99.00

Our Selection of Vape Pen Batteries

We stock high-quality, rechargeable, and replacement vape pen batteries, including units that have larger battery capacity and long-lasting battery life.

We have options for every device, including many common 510 thread batteries, variable voltage batteries, and batteries that have adjustable voltage settings and preheat options for added flexibility. Many vape pen batteries available at Grasscity can be charged via a Micro USB or regular USB charger.

We stock Vape Pen Batteries from top brands such as The Kind Pen, Dr. Dabber, Ooze, Pulsar, and Rokin.

Vape Pen Battery Types

Open Systems (or Manual Vape Pen Batteries) such as box/ vape mods feature larger heating mechanisms and come with longer-lasting batteries. They also have many features such as variable voltage settings. These batteries tend to be more expensive than closed systems.
Closed Systems (or Automatic Vape Pen Batteries) almost always use a cartridge to contain the e-liquid. They are smaller and more portable than open systems, cost less, and generally have fewer features.

When choosing your battery system, you need to ensure it is not too powerful for your vape pen as this can cause the cartridge or device to burn out.

Vape Pen Battery Specifications

510 thread vape batteries are the most common form of cartridge batteries, featuring a thread design, with a voltage range between 3.3v and 4.8v.

Many small and slim vape pens will have a battery with 3.3 voltage. This level of voltage is perfect for most oil cartridges, but will not provide enough power for ceramic or wickless cartridges that need a higher voltage to produce vapor.

You must match the voltage and mAh of the battery with your vape and cartridge.

Vape Pen Batteries - FAQs

FAQ

Why do I need a Vape Pen Battery?

A Vape or Dab Pen Battery is required to deliver a controlled amount of power to the device’s atomizer which heats your e-liquids and concentrates so they can be vaped. E-liquids and concentrates are contained in either a vape cartridge, pod, or a reservoir, and turn into vapor when heated to an optimal temperature.

Vape Pen Batteries feature one or more control buttons or use an auto-draw detection system which is activated by airflow when the user inhales through the mouthpiece.

The size of the battery dictates how long you can use your vape pen before it needs to be recharged.

How to find the right Vape Pen Battery

When choosing the correct battery for your vape or dab pen, you should first take a look at your old battery to determine the right size and type. There should also be a five-digit code on the battery itself. You can also search online for your model of vape pen if you require more information.

Some vape batteries are only compatible with the same brand, while others are compatible with multiple vape devices and cartridges. The battery’s amperage is also important to ensure the unit is not too powerful for your device.

If you are still struggling to identify the correct battery for your device then feel free to get in touch with us so we can point you in the right direction.

What do I look for when buying a Vape Pen Battery?

When choosing your vape pen battery you should consider the following factors.

The correct amperage/ compatible power output.
Whether you need an open or closed system.
A price that fits within your budget.
A reputable brand that offers a warranty.

If you are having problems with your existing vape pen battery, then you should read our quick guide: My Vape Pen Won’t Charge: What to Do?