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RELX Infinity 2 Battery Life: Charging Time, Capacity, and Daily Usage

RBy RobertUpdated 5 Oct 20267 min read
RELX Infinity 2 device with 440mAh battery available in Dubai,

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How long does the RELX Infinity 2 battery last? Check capacity, how to get more from every charge, LED battery lights, and practical tips for vapers in the UAE.

KEY HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS GUIDE

  • It depends on how often you use it, how long each puff is, and which power mode you choose.
  • RELX states about 27 minutes for a full charge and about 15 minutes to reach 80%.
  • For safety, charge it first and use it afterward, which is also what RELX advises for its Classic device.

If you carry a pod device all day, the battery is the first thing you notice when it lets you down. A great flavor doesn’t mean much when the light starts flashing before lunch. So before you buy, it’s worth knowing what the RELX Infinity 2 actually offers.

In this guide, we’ll cover the three things most people want to know: battery size, charging speed, and what a typical day looks like. Every figure comes from RELX itself, and where RELX doesn’t give a number, we won’t invent one.

RELX Infinity 2 Battery Capacity at a Glance

RELX states that the Infinity 2 has a 440 mAh battery. How far that takes you depends on how you use the device, but the fast charging means a short top-up is rarely a hassle. It charges through a USB-C port, and the box includes a Type-C cable.

RELX lists a single battery spec for the device, so it’s the same whichever color you pick. If you’re still choosing, have a look at the Blue Bay and Cherry Blossom finishes.

SpecRELX Infinity 2
Battery capacity440 mAh
Charging portUSB-C (Type-C cable included)
Charging methodWired, via USB-C cable
Approximate charging timeAbout 15 minutes to 80%, about 27 minutes for a full charge (RELX)
Battery indicatorThe LED light flashes red 10 times when the device needs charging.

How Long Does the RELX Infinity 2 Take to Charge?

According to RELX, the Infinity 2 reaches about 80% in 15 minutes and is fully charged in around 27 minutes. RELX calls that 130% faster than the previous generation. It doesn’t share the exact test conditions, so think of these as the manufacturer’s figures, which can vary a little in everyday use.

While it charges, RELX’s general guidance for its Infinity family says the light pulses white, then turns solid white once the battery is full. The exact behavior can differ slightly between models.

Can You Use It While It’s Charging?

It’s best not to. Like any electric device, the Infinity 2 is safer left alone while it’s plugged in, and RELX’s own guidance for its Classic device says the same. Your pod can stay in while it charges, so there’s no need to take it out. Just give it its 27 minutes, then pick it back up.

What Can Change the Charging Time?

Real-world charging can run a little longer or shorter than the headline figure. The usual reasons are:

  • Charger output: a lower-output power source can increase charging time.
  • Cable condition: a worn or frayed cable may not deliver a steady charge.
  • Starting battery level: topping up from half takes less time than charging from empty.
  • Temperature: if the device is very hot, let it cool down before you plug it in.

How Long Does the RELX Infinity 2 Battery Last?

There’s no single answer, because it depends on you. RELX doesn’t publish a standard runtime or puffs-per-charge figure for the Infinity 2. It runs around 400 to 600 puffs per charge, but those are estimates, and they vary from page to page.

What really decides your battery life is how you use the device:

  • How often you use it: more sessions mean more power drawn.
  • Puff length: longer draws use more energy.
  • Power mode: the Infinity 2 offers Eco (5.5 W), Smooth (6.5 W), and Boost (8 W). RELX says Eco can extend battery life by up to 65%, and the higher settings naturally draw more.
  • Battery age: Like any lithium-ion battery, it holds a little less after many charge cycles.

Pods don’t change the battery itself, but it helps to know which ones the device is built for, so here’s a quick compatibility check.

Which Pods Work With the RELX Infinity 2?

RELX’s product pages list the Infinity 2 as compatible with RELX Pod Pro and RELX Pod Pro 2 pods, both with a 1.9 ml capacity. Some RELX pages also mention the original RELX Pod, and the wording isn’t identical everywhere. So check the pack of the pod you’re buying rather than assuming every RELX pod fits.

Pods aren’t in the box either. RELX lists the device, a Type-C cable, and a user manual, so you’ll buy pods separately. If you’d like a place to start, a few options from the Pod Pro and Pod Pro 2 range are RELX Pod Pro 2 Classic Tobacco 5%, Pod Pro 2 Mint Freeze 5% and Pod Pro Double Apple 18mg. You can also browse the full RELX pod range to compare flavors and strengths.

One tip for planning your battery: RELX’s own pages quote different puff counts per pod, so don’t use a pod’s puff count to guess how long your charge will last. Your power mode and how often you vape matter far more.

RELX Infinity 2 Daily Battery Usage

These are general scenarios rather than official figures, so use them to plan your day.

Usage LevelWhat to Expect
Light Daily UseIf you use it only a few times a day, especially in Eco or Smooth mode, the battery should comfortably last a day or more between charges. A quick top-up now and then is usually all it needs.
Moderate Daily UseIf you vape steadily through the day, expect to charge about once a day. Given the fast charging, a short plug-in during a break can often cover the rest of your day.
Heavy Daily UseIf you use it frequently or often in Boost mode, you’ll likely need to recharge more than once a day. Heavier use and higher power both drain the battery faster, so keep the cable handy.

How to Check the RELX Infinity 2 Battery Level

The Infinity 2 tells you what’s going on through its LED light. These are the signals RELX documents:

  • Red light flashing 10 times: the device needs charging.
  • White light when you insert a pod: the device is ready, and it vibrates to confirm.
  • White pulse while plugged in: it’s charging, and the light turns solid white when full (RELX’s general guidance for its Infinity family).

RELX also notes that a flashing light can point to a low battery or a puff time-out, so a blink doesn’t always mean the same thing.

Seeing a blink pattern you don’t recognize? Our guide on what each RELX light pattern means walks through the common ones.

Tips to Get Better Battery Life From the RELX Infinity 2

  • Use a suitable cable and power source. The original cable is the safest choice, and a frayed one can stop the device from charging fully.
  • Avoid extreme heat. In the UAE, never leave it in a parked car or in direct sun. RELX’s Artisan manual gives a normal use range of about 15 to 30°C and says to avoid anything above 60°C.
  • Don’t leave it empty for long. RELX advises against storing a device for more than two weeks on an empty charge. Charge it fully and remove the pod before putting it away.
  • Keep the charging port clean and dry. RELX Infinity 2 devices aren’t waterproof, and dust or moisture in the port can interrupt charging.
  • Notice when it’s aging. If the battery drains noticeably faster than it used to, ordinary wear is the likeliest cause.

Battery draining faster than it used to? Our guide on RELX battery draining fast: causes and fixes covers the usual culprits.

RELX Infinity 2 Battery vs Other RELX Devices

DeviceBattery capacityCharging portCharging time
RELX Infinity 2440 mAhUSB-CAbout 27 minutes (80% in about 15)
RELX Artisan380 mAhUSB-CAbout 45 minutes on average

The Artisan figures come from RELX’s Artisan manual. Put side by side, the Infinity 2 has the larger battery and clearly the faster charging. Its Eco mode also gives you a way to stretch a charge, which the Artisan doesn’t offer, as retailer pages describe it with a fixed output. One small note: RELX Pod Pro 2 is a pod, not a device, so it has no battery of its own.

Deciding between the two? Our RELX Infinity 2 vs Artisan comparison goes through the differences in more detail.

Frequently Asked Questions About RELX Infinity 2 Battery

How long does the RELX Infinity 2 battery last?

It depends on how often you use it, how long each puff is, and which power mode you choose. RELX doesn’t publish a standard runtime, so any hours or puff counts you see are estimates. Light users can often go a day or more, while heavy users may charge more than once a day.

How long does the RELX Infinity 2 take to fully charge?

RELX states about 27 minutes for a full charge and about 15 minutes to reach 80%.

What is the RELX Infinity 2 battery capacity?

440 mAh, according to RELX.

Can I use the RELX Infinity 2 while it is charging?

It’s best not to. For safety, charge it first and use it afterward, which is also what RELX advises for its Classic device.

How do I know when my RELX Infinity 2 needs charging?

Watch for the red light flashing 10 times. RELX says that means the device needs to be charged.

Does frequent charging reduce RELX Infinity 2 battery life?

Over a long time, a little. All lithium-ion batteries wear down slowly over many charge cycles, so some loss is normal. Using a good cable, avoiding heat and not leaving the device empty for long all help it age more gracefully.

RELX Infinity 2 Battery Life: What to Expect

The Infinity 2 pairs a 440 mAh battery with fast USB-C charging, which RELX puts at about 15 minutes to 80% and about 27 minutes to full. How long a charge lasts depends mostly on how often you vape and which power mode you pick, so any fixed number of hours would only be a guess. For the best balance, stick with Eco or Smooth for most of the day and save Boost for when you really want it.

Ready for a closer look? Browse the RELX Infinity 2 range at Vape Hype and check the current colors and pods in stock.

For adult nicotine users only. RELX pods contain nicotine, which is addictive.

 

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