Introduction to the Indicator Light and Smart Vibration Functions of the yooz 2nd Generation Device
Since yooz released yooz II in July last year, many friends bought it as soon as possible because of the 60% performance prompt.
But after arriving, many friends didn't know the new functionality of YOOZ II.
Then read down with your questions, and I will answer these hidden little eggs of YOOZ II one by one.
1. Yooz II breathing light changes color
Yooz II breathing lights come in three colors: white, green and red
This function allows users to keep track of the power situation at any time and prepare for charging in advance.
White: indicates 60% of the power
Green: indicates power:30%-60%
Red: indicates 30% of the power
If your YOOZ II displays red, it means that your battery is below 30%. Get ready to recharge.
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2. Why does it vibrate??
Many friends feel at a loss when using YOOZ II. They don't know what's going on or whether something's wrong. It's not really a malfunction.
This is also a function of YOOZ II.
There are two main situations when yooz II will shake
1. The atomized egg will vibrate when inserted
This tells you that the atomized egg electrode and the cigarette rod electrode have been matched and you can start smoking.
2. Vibration during suction
This is because you have triggered 15 smart reminders during your suction process.
Fifteen puffs are intelligently vibrated because the amount of nicotine consumed by fifteen puffs is about the amount of nicotine consumed by a cigarette, so YOOZ reminds you to pay attention to moderation.
3. How will yooz display when it is fully charged?
#p#Pagination Title #e#During the charging process of YOOZ II. The display lamp displays according to red, white and green (refer to Article 1).
It will be extinguished directly after it is fully charged. If the respiratory tract has been extinguished, it means that the battery is fully charged. Unplug the power in time.
Careful friends will find that when YOOZ II is charging, the breathing lamp changes alternately from strong to weak.
That's all for this article, goodbye.
