I have been vaping for about a couple of months now and my two c twist batteries seem to be dying on me. I have a gsh2 clearomizer with it. I really liked them but i think im ready to try something else. I came across the innokin itaste. Is this a better choice than the ego? Also what clearomizer or tanks should i use? Would the gsh2 fit in the innokin?
Ego C twist vs innokin itaste vv3
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Are you sure it isn't the clearomizer? The batteries should last more than a few months.
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They now sell knock-offs of Twists, I'm sure they may not hold up as well as the original Joyetech.
I dont know if the coils i got were bad but ive tried 3 of them and gotten very little vapor.
This is a fun read.
Q50: How can I know I am getting a genuine Joyetech eGo-C Twist and not a knockoff?
However, some "knockoffs" are just as good as the genuine Joyes.
I have several eGo-class batteries (Joyetech eGos, Rivas, Vision Spinners) that have lasted a very long time. Just don't let them fully discharge between charges--top off early and top off often.
As you your original question. they are both fine batteries, but the iTaste VV VV3 is much more advanced; it offers vw and ohms reader and works as a passthrough.
Good luck.
Is this what you're using?
GS-H3 Clearomiser | ecignature
I'm not familiar with that model, but I strongly suggest you switch to Kanger BCC clearomizers--or Aspire.
Thank you for this. I got the knock off. Damn.This is a fun read.
Q50: How can I know I am getting a genuine Joyetech eGo-C Twist and not a knockoff?
However, some "knockoffs" are just as good as the genuine Joyes.
I have several eGo-class batteries (Joyetech eGos, Rivas, Vision Spinners) that have lasted a very long time. Just don't let them fully discharge between charges--top off early and top off often.
As you your original question. they are both fine batteries, but the iTaste VV VV3 is much more advanced; it offers vw and ohms reader and works as a passthrough.
Good luck.
I have brand name Joyetech Ego-C Twists and haven't noticed any decline in battery life over 7 months. That being said, for the last 2 months, I have been using my pair of iTaste VV3's almost exclusively.
1. It's much easier to change the voltage and see what you've actually changed it to than the Twists.
2. The VV3 has variable wattage capability so it doesn't matter which ohm coil I have in my tank if I have it set at a specific wattage--it just delivers.
3. The pass through capability on the VV 3 is one of the major reasons I bought them and I use it often.
4. The iTaste VV3 uses a normal micro usb charger--no more having to figure out if I have grabbed the ego charger or the KR808 charger.
5. They are square so they don't roll away when you lay them down.
6. The ohms reader. I was going to have to buy one to rebuild my EVOD & Protank coils.
7. The puff counter. I don't really care about this feature but some people do.
8. They are very pocket & purse friendly. Not as spindly as an ego-c so less likely to snap. Their big brother, the MVP has all the same features but not as pocket friendly. However it can double as a spare battery pack to charge your cell phone or VV3.
Have you tried to clean &/or dry burn your tank? The coil (heating element) eventually gets clogged up with baked on crud taking longer & longer to heat up. Your's appears to be a disposable type so when it reaches the point that soaking & dry burning don't help--into the trash it goes.
If you like that style of tank/clearomizer, you might check out iClear 16, 16s, or 16b. The difference in the three is the original is more like what you have--long wicks, the 16s has tiny little short wicks hidden inside a central tube and the new 16b is a bottom coil like an EVOD or Protank but shaped like what you're familiar with and all 3 versions have replaceable coils.
My favorite tanks are my EVODs but I also use a Protank and Mini Protanks for liquids that don't get along with polycarbonate tanks--cinnamon & citrus in my case but there are other flavors that react with the plastic, too. I started vaping with 1 iClear 16 and 1 EVOD. My iClear died a horrible death due to my putting a cinnamon liquid in it, soaking it in vodka and lastly--boiling it to try & revive it. I eventually bought another one to replace it but I don't like the flavor & heat of the vapor it produces compared to my EVODs & Protanks.
1. It's much easier to change the voltage and see what you've actually changed it to than the Twists.
2. The VV3 has variable wattage capability so it doesn't matter which ohm coil I have in my tank if I have it set at a specific wattage--it just delivers.
3. The pass through capability on the VV 3 is one of the major reasons I bought them and I use it often.
4. The iTaste VV3 uses a normal micro usb charger--no more having to figure out if I have grabbed the ego charger or the KR808 charger.
5. They are square so they don't roll away when you lay them down.
6. The ohms reader. I was going to have to buy one to rebuild my EVOD & Protank coils.
7. The puff counter. I don't really care about this feature but some people do.
8. They are very pocket & purse friendly. Not as spindly as an ego-c so less likely to snap. Their big brother, the MVP has all the same features but not as pocket friendly. However it can double as a spare battery pack to charge your cell phone or VV3.
Have you tried to clean &/or dry burn your tank? The coil (heating element) eventually gets clogged up with baked on crud taking longer & longer to heat up. Your's appears to be a disposable type so when it reaches the point that soaking & dry burning don't help--into the trash it goes.
If you like that style of tank/clearomizer, you might check out iClear 16, 16s, or 16b. The difference in the three is the original is more like what you have--long wicks, the 16s has tiny little short wicks hidden inside a central tube and the new 16b is a bottom coil like an EVOD or Protank but shaped like what you're familiar with and all 3 versions have replaceable coils.
My favorite tanks are my EVODs but I also use a Protank and Mini Protanks for liquids that don't get along with polycarbonate tanks--cinnamon & citrus in my case but there are other flavors that react with the plastic, too. I started vaping with 1 iClear 16 and 1 EVOD. My iClear died a horrible death due to my putting a cinnamon liquid in it, soaking it in vodka and lastly--boiling it to try & revive it. I eventually bought another one to replace it but I don't like the flavor & heat of the vapor it produces compared to my EVODs & Protanks.
Hey, these are both two batteries I currently own. I love them both but personally I would go with the itaste vv. The vv has a digital screen which can tell you the battery life, voltage, wattage, and puff counter. Not to mention, it will charge with a micro sb cable like any modern android device. However, the vv will usually cost more for these features. It will fit any clearomizer that the ego c twist will fit. They're both 5/10 threading. Much luck in your purchase!
Hi, I had that same question and after reading and watching review, I went with the itaste v3 with a aerotank. It has been awesome! Hope this helps
Just picked up a VV today. My protank mini is new all over again! I love the tweakability.
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If they are genuine eGo-C Twists, they should last at least 300 charges; more if you top them off instead of letting thm fully charge/discharge every time.
If you're buying cheap knockoffs... buyer beware. They may be DOA.
Itaste all the way. I have had the ego c twist, the ego vv v2 mega pass through, and a host of ego batteries. The itaste vv v3 dominates them all. Only drawback is the 800 mah battery. But I bet innokin bumps that up with the next version.
I love the iTasteVV.
At first, I thought I'd made a bad mistake. It's difficult to get a hold on after a year on Twist and Spinner batteries.
I am sold on it now though. Doesn't seem to last noticeably worse than 1000mAh VV eGos.
At first, I thought I'd made a bad mistake. It's difficult to get a hold on after a year on Twist and Spinner batteries.
I am sold on it now though. Doesn't seem to last noticeably worse than 1000mAh VV eGos.
just started vaping last month and have moved from my first ego 1100mah to a twist and now an itaste vv.3 , I still use them all but the itaste is on a higher level than just the variable voltage of the twist. Love the itaste vv.3 the best. For now
I love my itaste vv v3. Been using it exclusively for almost 3 months and haven't had any issues. It can take a beating too. I've dropped mine several times and still hasn't had an issue. I just upgraded to the MVP 2 but I imagine when I work or go out I'll be using the vv v3.
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