CUREpen Battery - Black

Not expensive and gets the job done.

No usb of any kind on it must twist on but works great

tried it with a rove, be careful on the voltage it’ll get really hot but idk it’s my first time owning a cart.

Pen does not hit, and will not charge.

I can say this is the most reliable battery on the cheaper side I ever had. I got a good 5 or 6 months out of it before it started acting up. Most batteries I get in the $12-$25 range have lasted anywhere from 1 DAY to 3 months. I don't care about the USB or certain features I just want a battery that works consistently. Very solid for its price range, at least from my experience.

was pretty excited to see @westcoastcure release a new line of resin cartridges under the CUREpen moniker , so went ahead and picked up one of the branded "variable voltage" batteries to try along with the new resins. These batteries stay from the norm a bit by including a rotating knob to change the vape voltage as you want it - it works well functionally overall, but honestly it's calibrated a little TOO HOT for my tastes (no pun intended). even at its lowest setting, 3.2v, the draws tasted bitter on the front end like the terps were getting singed ....[**sidebar-- changed the cart to my low-voltage (friendly farms ✌️) battery at a sub 3.0v setting , and the hits were creamy and the flavor was BOMB!!***] and the temp of the vape was already warm-ish. These also still use the OLD TECHNOLOGY "screw on" chargers, which frankly - SUCKS.Need USB. These batteries also DO NOT have a pre-heat feature either which also kinda sucks, especially if the weather is cooler and resins tighten up

there are plenty available everywhere.

Have bought two of these now & they crap out after a couple months. Really disappointing. I have pens that have lasted for years that were no where near the quality of this :(