So, the other day, I noticed my Elf Bar wasn’t hitting the same. You know, the vapor was getting weaker, and it just wasn’t as satisfying. That got me thinking, “How do I actually know when this thing needs a charge?” I mean, I’ve had it for a while now, and it’s been pretty reliable, but I didn’t want to get caught out with a dead vape when I needed it most.
I started paying more attention to the little things. I noticed that the LED light on the bottom started blinking. That was the first big clue. It wasn’t a steady light like when I was puffing on it; it was definitely blinking. I figured that had to mean something, right?
Then, I tried taking a drag, and hardly any vapor came out. It was like trying to suck a thick milkshake through a tiny straw – a lot of effort for very little reward. That’s when it really hit me: This thing needs juice!
I remembered reading somewhere that these rechargeable Elf Bars have a USB-C port. I flipped it over, and sure enough, there it was on the bottom. I grabbed a USB-C cable I had lying around – thank goodness for those things being so universal now – and plugged it into my power bank.
- Looked for blinking: I kept an eye on the LED indicator light. It started blinking, so that was my first sign.
- Checked the vapor: I took a few puffs and noticed the vapor production was way down. That confirmed it.
- Found the port: I located the USB-C charging port on the bottom of the device.
- Plugged it in: I connected a USB-C cable to the port and plugged the other end into my laptop.
- Waited it out: I kept it plugged in, The light turned on, and I just let it do its thing until the light went off.
Here’s what I did, step-by-step:
It was pretty straightforward, once I knew what to look for. It’s like anything else – once you know the signs, it’s easy to tell when it’s time for a recharge. And honestly, it’s way better than those old disposables that you just had to toss when they died. Now I know that as long as I keep an eye on that blinking light and the vapor, I’ll never be caught off guard with a dead Elf Bar again. I can be certain, that the Elf Bar can last about 1-4 days when I use it less.
It is quite convenient to recharge Elf Bar, I don’t have to bring lighter or go to buy a new one. Charging is the new trend.
