better but similar to the spinner II

[Cowboy192]

ok so what batteries are there that users would recommend? ive got a spinner II 1650mah vv at the moment, i want to keep the capacity but have a more precise adjustment, ideally around the same size/style and same sort of price bracket

ps im looking at the aspire carbon 1600mah vv and the kanger ipow 2 at the moment, any good?

 

[Katya]

Have you considered a box-shaped battery at all? If so, the mighty MVP2 will give you a lot of wonderful features that no eGo-class battery has, like vv/vw, ohms reader, passthrough and 2600 mAh capacity.

I'm not familiar with Aspire Carbon, sorry. Kanger makes good batteries too.

 

[Fictitious Character]

I would suggest the mvp or istick as the Aspire I believe is very similar to the spinner2.

 

[hazozita]

The Aspire is not going to give you any benefits over the Spinner other than better looks. I have both and while the Aspire is far better looking, the voltage adjustment range is more constrained than the Spinner, plus the indicator on the base is much harder to read than on the Spinner.

I don’t own the Kanger, but have borrowed one from my nephew and found it to be about the same as the Spinner in terms of functionality.

If you’re looking to step up in terms of functionality and precise adjustment, but want to keep the size (and price) as compact as possible, I’d agree with the other recommendations about the Innokin MVP or the iStick. Both will give you more functionality than the Spinner. Of the two, the iStick may be more appealing since it’s smaller than the MVP. Still larger than the Spinner, but pretty compact. Both have internal batteries like the Spinner so you can charge them using a USB cable and don’t have to deal with the extra cost of batteries and a charger.