battery question

[JoeyVape]

What makes a vv battery better than a regular battery Im using a evod kit and been thinking on grabbing a couple evod vv batteries to try them out but my 3.7 v batteries with my 1.8 coils seem to work just fine so basically what I'm wondering is what's the advantage of changing the voltage?

 

[mcol]

Uhm. Well I've been vaping for 26 months and I am fine staying at
3.7 volts. The juice I like tastes great right there. However different
juices taste differently at different voltages. Some have their 'sweet'
spot at 4.2 for instance, others higher. What it all comes down to
is personal preference. I use all vv batts now, but most of the time
I have it on 3.8 volts.

 

[JoeyVape]

Uhm. Well I've been vaping for 26 months and I am fine staying at
3.7 volts. The juice I like tastes great right there. However different
juices taste differently at different voltages. Some have their 'sweet'
spot at 4.2 for instance, others higher. What it all comes down to
is personal preference. I use all vv batts now, but most of the time
I have it on 3.8 volts.

Good to know thank you

 

[djsvapour]

More power = more vapor, more flavor, more Nicotine, more fun.
Trouble is, where does it end?
t.b.h. I always ran my 1.8ohm Kanger tanks above 3.7 from the day I got a v.1 Lavatube.
My recommendation is NOT to buy VV eGos though, not with tiny little box mods now available on sale, and certainly not Spinners... they were so unreliable.

 

[Baditude]

Variable power allows you to fine tune your flavor to the specific flavor you use & like. Not all flavors taste best at 3.7 volts.

I've found that fruit flavors are best in the lower voltage range. Some tobacco and pastry flavors taste better at a higher voltage.