Battery

[Truckercharles]

So I'm vaping on a VooDoo battery that I got in a little $20 starter lot with an Aspire BDC clearomizer (and a $5 Fatboy clearo), and I'm thinking of stepping up my game in the battery department. I don't even know what the voltage/wattage is on this thing. It serves its purpose, but I was thinking of getting a VV or VW battery and then maybe stepping up on Clearomizers/Cartomizers later on. Any suggestions on a battery and what I'm looking at spending?


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[anumber1]

You cant go wrong with a VV ego. Still pretty compact and gives you some adjust ability. Can be had for $20 or so. I havr a Kangertech VV EVOD battery that has provided good service.

What is your budget?

 

[novamatt]

The most common recommendation you'll see here for your first VV/VW battery is the iTaste MVP 2.0. You can find it here for $39.99, and it will work with your clearos. Built in battery that will last a couple of days on a full charge, smooth voltage output without the "rattlesnake effect," and it even has a power port to charge your cellphone with when you're not near an outlet. Can't go wrong.

 

[Woody_]

+1 for MVP2 , best out there for the price.

 

[SammyK]

Go with the MVP. Works great. You can even charge your cellphone with it.

 

[jcco]

Happened to get a steal of a deal on a MVP2. I was thinking backup but wound up loving it & my Vamo is now a backup.

So many love the MVP2. A great device at a reasonable price.

Good luck & welcome!!

JC