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Vape Chargers
USB-C chargers for pod kits and rechargeable disposables, plus multi-bay chargers for removable cells.
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Two different jobs
Charging a pod kit means a cable into the device. Charging removable cells means taking them out and using a dedicated bay charger. The second is safer for the cells and lets you keep a charged pair ready while you vape.
Why external charging is better for cells
Bay chargers usually charge at a gentler rate, show you each cell's status, and force you to handle the batteries — which is how you spot a torn wrap before it becomes a problem. Mods that charge internally are convenient but tell you far less.
Our chargers
- Ember Fast USB-C Charger — for pod kits and rechargeable disposables.
- Ember Dual Battery Charger — two bays, for a matched pair.
- Ember Quad Battery Charger — four independent bays with a display.
Charging safely
Hard, non-flammable surface. Never overnight and never unattended. Remove cells when they finish rather than leaving them sitting on the charger for days.
Cables
Any standard USB-C cable works for USB-C devices. If a device charges unusually slowly, the cable is the first thing to check.
Frequently asked questions
Can I just charge batteries inside my mod?
Usually, but an external charger is gentler on the cells and lets you inspect each one as you handle it.
Do I need a special cable for pod kits?
No. Any standard USB-C cable works for USB-C devices.
How many bays do I need?
Two if you run a dual-battery mod, four if you own several devices or want a charged pair always waiting.
Is it safe to charge overnight?
Not recommended. Charge while you are present and remove the cells when they finish.
Why is my device charging slowly?
Often the cable or the power source rather than the device. Try a different cable first.