Hi everyone! I have an Ego One with the tank it came with, battery and tank are great! I have an Eleaf istick 30w, with Aspire Naitilus mini tank, also amazing. I have a third Nautilus mini tank, and am wanting to purchase another great battery to compliment it. Any suggestions besides buying another Eleaf istick or Ego One battery? More powerful than 2000 mAh but not really looking to go to 3000, or no more than 30w is preferred, but I can easily be swayed as I am still quite the novice and unsure of the majority of things out there. Thanks in advance!
Looking for additional battery for my Nautilus mini
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If you are looking for a pure powerhouse of a mod, I would look into the eLeaf iStick 50w. It is future-proof if you ever decide to get into sub-ohm vaping. It has a 4000 mAh battery and pair that with a Nautilus Mini... You can easily make it last a week of vaping (at least with my usage I have)
It will fire down to 6w so it is perfect for tanks.
Check it out here from VaporDNA on sale for $45
If you are looking for a pure powerhouse of a mod, I would look into the eLeaf iStick 50w. It is future-proof if you ever decide to get into sub-ohm vaping. It has a 4000 mAh battery and pair that with a Nautilus Mini... You can easily make it last a week of vaping (at least with my usage I have)
It will fire down to 6w so it is perfect for tanks.
Check it out here from VaporDNA on sale for $45
It is another istick, but it's a different one... Eleaf is releasing the iStick 40TC that supports temp control, has a 40 watt range, and a 2600 mah battery... same size as the original iStick, too. Fasttech has them for $30 (with slow shipping, of course) and several other vendors have them for preorder for slightly more. The Nautilus Mini has third party ni200 temp control coils available, too... not a bad way to go.
Eleaf also has the newish 20 watt Mini iStick... good for a stealth vape with your tank. 20 watt range, variable wattage and voltage, 1050 mah battery, only 2/3 the height of the original iStick.
Mah is the capacity of the battery not power. It like the size of your car's gas tank.
If you like the iStick 30w, why not just buy another?
Otherwise, the iStick 40 TC will be out soon. It will be 40 watts and has temperature control.
Dang, I type too slow.
I'll go against the trend in here and recommend an iTaste MVP Pro (30 watts) over the iSticks.
Argueably a more superior processor delivering a smoother vaping experience than an iStick. Probably a more durable mod, too.
Argueably a more superior processor delivering a smoother vaping experience than an iStick. Probably a more durable mod, too.
Thank you everyone! The istick is small and that is a plus for me, but the iTaste MVP Pro looks to be the same size. If it works better then perhaps I will spend the extra money, is it really that big of difference for the price? If so, it seems like the best route to go. The link provided has a lot of back and forth on the comparisons...
Edit: Fasttech's 40TC's are preorders right now, too. Best to get them stateside.
i.m.o. you don't want another eGo One to run the mini Nautilus.
The Nautilus works best with VV/VW mods. The eGo One is paired with lower resistance atomizers to match the maximum 4.2v output of the battery.
If you are bored of iSticks, get an IPV mini v.2. (swap-out battery) or Innokin Coolfire 4 or MVP Pro (fixed battery).
The Nautilus works best with VV/VW mods. The eGo One is paired with lower resistance atomizers to match the maximum 4.2v output of the battery.
If you are bored of iSticks, get an IPV mini v.2. (swap-out battery) or Innokin Coolfire 4 or MVP Pro (fixed battery).
the MVP pro is not the same size as the iStick. It's bigger. Much bigger. But it also has over twice the battery capacity so it would probably last days before needing to be recharged.
So, in reviewing all of these things, with the sizes I think the istick 40TC or the Crossfire IV are my best options for something 'new'. The only differences I see is that one has temp control, which I am still reading about to figure out how it makes my vaping experience better versus not having it, and the Crossfire just looks better visually. Is temp control worth it, or are they about the same product in the technical aspect and I should go with the design I like best?
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