Are all 3.7 volt devices the same?

[wv2win]

......Otherwise, get a couple of $15 Riva batts and cycle them every few hours.

I would rather get $4 E-Power batteries that will last 4 times longer than those $15 Riva batteries. But's that's just me - I like saving money. Nothing wrong with a Riva, though.

 

[wv2win]

Thanks for the power booster info - a circuit that stores power and acts like an extra battery when it discharges.

Have not seen the Volcano 3-6v. Just like Provari, uses 1 3.7v battery doesn't it?

My head was not thinking VV since the thread was about 3.7

Other than the power flexibility, the big advantage to VV models such as the Darwin (really power regulated, variable wattage) and the Provari, IS the boost circuit capability. No loss of performance due to battery drain. For many of us, the consistency is a bigger draw than the flexibility. And to be able to have that consistency over a 21 hour period, in the case of the Darwin, sure makes vaping less complicated and less cumbersome.

 

[Freckle]

I am not sure everyone who made a post here watched that video...I think the reviewer used the same battery on all the mods...I think it was an 18650...2400mah. Therefore, if I am right about this statement...it has to be the same battery on all the mods(not including the ego's and such)

Also, the reviewer only talked about vapor...what about th and flavor...I think that is more important than just the vapor. I want a th and the flavor and I am definitely getting a stronger th on my sb than my k-go with the same juice and same carto.

I have never used a k-go. In my mind I think of a k-go is just another brand of ego/riva/t-rex. I could be wrong about that so correct me there if I am mistaken. For me there is no difference in the ego vs riva vs t-rex. They all actually run about 3.5 to 3.4 volts when they reach their plateau. I would assume the k-go is about the same way.

 

[Todd Mulske]

I do not think all are exactly the same. My Ego-t 1000 mah battery for example only puts out 3.4 volts with a full charge and stays that way to the last puff before it turns off. An 18650 Battery puts out 4.2 volts with a full charge and drops down to 3.7ish as you use it.

 

[polispi]

i use an epower...only because its more mah...and last for longer time