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[buddylee]

Thanks for all the info, I have been using disposables since last Thursday and had one analog on Sat. I am about to order my first "real" e. I have been looking at the E-Go c and was wondering if anybody offers a starter kit with the twist batteries. I haven't seen this as an upgrade option anywhere but hope there is.
If not I may just get an extra but I don't want to spend to much since I never know if I'll like it.

[Vapoor eyes er]

Hi buddylee and welcome to ECF. No there are no Twist starter kits so you'd have to buy 2 batts, a charger and a wall adapter= $50?. If you don't mind size for about $53 with discount you you can buy an Apollo VTube:
Apollo VTube Kit
Promotion: You can use code 'vtube30' to get 30% discount while our vtube stock lasts.

[Flyer]

If you want to step into VV with something other than the twist or the bigger VTube, take a look at this also -

iTaste VV, Newest Variable Voltage Electronic Cigarette, Top VV Brand - Best Electronic Cigarette | New Ecig Starter Kit| E Cig Manufacturer

And welome to ECF!

[the_vape_nerd]

If you are using disposables now, you are going to be quite blown away by a standard Ego battery.

If you think you need a VV, get a twist. If not, get a KGo starter kit. It puts out 3.7v instead of the ego's 3.4.

[Piya]

Welcome to ECF! I just recieved my iTaste and love it...had the Lava tube first, but find it bulky. Like the vv on the iTaste without the size. Have an eGoT for backup, like that too just for when I go out, its my old faithful, but of all the ones Ive tried so far, the iTaste is my fav. Nice warm vape and good taste, not too mention a sleek design....no Im not a salesperson! LOL

[Angi2299]

nhaler.com is the only one I've seen with a kit. Really all you need is 2 batteries, a charger and cartos/clearos/atties (your choice). The kit at nhaler is $70 and comes with two "stardust" type clearos. You can build your own for about the same price at many different vendors.

[Samyaza]

Hey and welcome

Angi2299 is right, nhaler has the best priced pre-built ego twist "kit", but all you need is 2 batteries, some stardusts and a charger - if you look around you may be able to build it a bit cheaper, but I don't think it will get much better than that for the basics.

It's not much more expensive than most starter kits and I don't think you can go wrong with an ego style battery as your first "real" pv. Egos can use anything that is 510 or ego threaded so if you want to try out cartomizers or different clearos you can easily do all of that. The vv on the Twist is a nice bonus as well

[buddylee]

Thanks for all the replies and the ideas. I'm still trying to absorb it all. I never realized there were so many different types out there.

[Vapoor eyes er]

Few weeks ago bought a friend/ convert an eGo C WITHOUT the tank. Instead it came with clearomizers. After a 5 min tutorial he was up and running and hasn't had an analog since. Just for price comparison and the actual kit here's the one I bought for him:
eGo Vision Stardust & Extreme Vision Custom Kit 1100mAh
Realize 100 mah batteries = 1 hr normal vaping before recharge.
Kgo/ Riva is a also a great PV cuz it's true 3.7 volts.
here's an Ecig glossary with "most" terms
http://www.ecigology.com/e-cig-glossary/

Thanks for all the replies and the ideas. I'm still trying to absorb it all. I never realized there were so many different types out there.

[Angi2299]

Good luck Buddylee. I have both KGOs and Ego Twists. Both are a good way to go. It is alot of information in the beginning, but it gets easier.