Alright, so I’ve been getting a lot of questions about the Raz Vapes, specifically how long they actually last. I decided to grab one and see for myself, track everything, and share my experience. I went with the Raz TN9000 because it seemed pretty popular.
Getting Started
First things first, I unboxed the thing. It came with the device itself, already charged, which was nice. No messing around with charging cables right off the bat. I made a note of the date and time I started using it. I also checked out the puff counter – a handy feature to keep track of usage.
Daily Usage
I’m not a super heavy vaper, more of a casual user. I’d take a few puffs here and there throughout the day, mostly in the evenings. I wanted to see how it would hold up with my normal vaping habits.
- Day 1-3: The flavor was great, nice and strong. The battery indicator was still showing full. I was mostly using it after work and a bit on the weekends.
- Day 4-7: Still going strong! Flavor started to drop off just a tiny bit, but barely noticeable. I was starting to think this thing was going to last forever. The battery was around halfway at this point.
- Day 8-12: Okay, the flavor definitely wasn’t as intense as the first few days, but still acceptable. I was using it about the same amount. The battery finally got down to the last bar. I started to get a little anxious, not gonna lie.
- Day 13: Got the low battery warning. The puff counter was up in the high hundreds, pretty close to what they advertise. The flavor had faded more, but it was still usable.
- Day 14: And…it’s dead. The battery indicator was flashing, and I couldn’t get any vapor.
The Results
So, after two weeks of pretty regular, but not excessive, use, the Raz TN9000 finally gave out. It was pretty much in line with what I expected, honestly. The puff counter gave me a good idea of how much I was using it, and it seemed pretty accurate.
My takeaway? If you’re a light to moderate vaper like me, you can expect a Raz Vape, especially the TN9000, to last you a decent amount of time. I thought that two weeks of usage, and a ton of puffs, was pretty good.
