How to Charge the IVG 2400 Vape Device

The IVG 2400 is a rechargeable disposable vape offering up to 2,400 puffs, thanks to its unique rotating pod system and built-in battery. But to get the most out of it, you need to know how to charge it correctly and safely.

Here’s a simple step-by-step guide to charging your IVG 2400.

1. Locate the Charging Port

The charging port is at the bottom of the device. Depending on the version, it will be either USB-C or Micro-USB. Most newer models use USB-C, so check the port shape before selecting a cable.

2. Use the Right Cable and Power Source

Use a standard USB charging cable and connect it to a power source like a laptop, PC, or wall adapter with a 5V/1A output. Avoid using fast-charging or high-powered adapters (like phone quick chargers), as they may damage the internal battery.

3. Plug It In and Check the Indicator

Once plugged in, the LED indicator light will typically turn on to show the device is charging. A full charge usually takes 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the battery level and charger.

When charging is complete, the light may turn off or change colour—depending on the model.

4. Unplug When Fully Charged

Always unplug the device once fully charged. Overcharging can reduce battery life and lead to performance issues over time. The IVG 2400 is designed to be charged several times, enough to use up all four built-in pods before disposal.

Charging Tips & Warnings

• Keep the port clean. Dust or e-liquid residue can block the connection.

• Don’t charge overnight or leave it plugged in unattended.

• Only use manufacturer-recommended or quality cables.

• If the device isn’t charging, try a different cable or power source. If it still doesn’t work, it may be faulty and should be replaced.

Final Word

Charging the IVG 2400 is simple: plug it into a USB-C or Micro-USB cable, wait around an hour, and you’re good to go. With proper care, the device should last through multiple charging cycles until the e-liquid in all four pods is finished. After that, it should be disposed of responsibly at a battery recycling point.