Putting in my 2 1/4 cents with this quick review and idea.
I recently received the 900 mah Ego-C Twist and Kanger T3, this is an awesome pair. At almost 7 inches long when both pieces are attached its quit a good looking accessory. See photo below.
At 2.4ml the Kanger T3 holds enough liquid to keep even the heaviest vapers happy for a day, or two. It fills through the bottom, cleans up nicely. My problem is I don't like laying it down when its attached to the batt and loaded with liquid. Ive noticed gurgling after I pick it up to vape. Since the Ego Twist has a nice round bottom
I prefer to leave it in a standing position, problem solved no more gurgling. You could also take the T3 off the battery when not in use. I did notice a little leakage on the battery tip when I took off the T3 to clean it. I don't think its anything to worry about, I used a bit of rubbing alcohol to clean up the battery tip. Maybe I didn't have it tightened, who knows maybe one of the seals is pinched? I just filled and put a new T3 on a battery so I will see if this one leaks any.
The Ego Twist batt Im using is right out of the box, apparently charged from the factory and its still going strong, 3 days strong and counting. (I must be lucky) Im not a heavy vaper but I do like to toke it at times. I believe some have called it "stealth" vaping? LOL. Seems like Im at 3.7 in the twist area, works good for all my liquids. The battery feels good in my hand, It doesn't feel cheap and is simple to use. On some other twists Ive read about you have to push buttons to get to your desired voltage. Too much, this e-cig stuff is suppose to replace analogs not make a ton of extra work. When I smoke an analog its to relax not try to figure out what the hell setting I need and how many freaking clicks to get there. Are you kidding me!!!!!! Whew!- I think I just went into a rant- sorry. Now back to the show, The Ego C Twist is so simple to use, you just twist one way or the other, forget about the notches and numbers, just stop when it tastes good. Relax and enjoy vaping.
Now for my little tweaked idea. Whilst at home, I like to carry my ego in a shirt pocket or jeans pocket, because of the length it flops around or falls out. So I was thinking these beastie batts need clips. I found a shirt pocket clip from a little maglite flashlight, I spread it open a little and it fits quit nicely on the ego battery. It did slide up against the T3 but it kinda stops there. But no more sliding around and falling, it stays snug whatever pocket I place it. Probably could use a longer clip arm but this is all I could find around the house. See photos below.
No bells and whistles the Twist and T3 will let you relax again. IMHO. Keep it simple stupid.
Thats my 2 /14 cents, thanks for reading. Have a great day.
I recently received the 900 mah Ego-C Twist and Kanger T3, this is an awesome pair. At almost 7 inches long when both pieces are attached its quit a good looking accessory. See photo below.
At 2.4ml the Kanger T3 holds enough liquid to keep even the heaviest vapers happy for a day, or two. It fills through the bottom, cleans up nicely. My problem is I don't like laying it down when its attached to the batt and loaded with liquid. Ive noticed gurgling after I pick it up to vape. Since the Ego Twist has a nice round bottom
I prefer to leave it in a standing position, problem solved no more gurgling. You could also take the T3 off the battery when not in use. I did notice a little leakage on the battery tip when I took off the T3 to clean it. I don't think its anything to worry about, I used a bit of rubbing alcohol to clean up the battery tip. Maybe I didn't have it tightened, who knows maybe one of the seals is pinched? I just filled and put a new T3 on a battery so I will see if this one leaks any. The Ego Twist batt Im using is right out of the box, apparently charged from the factory and its still going strong, 3 days strong and counting. (I must be lucky) Im not a heavy vaper but I do like to toke it at times. I believe some have called it "stealth" vaping? LOL. Seems like Im at 3.7 in the twist area, works good for all my liquids. The battery feels good in my hand, It doesn't feel cheap and is simple to use. On some other twists Ive read about you have to push buttons to get to your desired voltage. Too much, this e-cig stuff is suppose to replace analogs not make a ton of extra work. When I smoke an analog its to relax not try to figure out what the hell setting I need and how many freaking clicks to get there. Are you kidding me!!!!!! Whew!- I think I just went into a rant- sorry. Now back to the show, The Ego C Twist is so simple to use, you just twist one way or the other, forget about the notches and numbers, just stop when it tastes good. Relax and enjoy vaping.
Now for my little tweaked idea. Whilst at home, I like to carry my ego in a shirt pocket or jeans pocket, because of the length it flops around or falls out. So I was thinking these beastie batts need clips. I found a shirt pocket clip from a little maglite flashlight, I spread it open a little and it fits quit nicely on the ego battery. It did slide up against the T3 but it kinda stops there. But no more sliding around and falling, it stays snug whatever pocket I place it. Probably could use a longer clip arm but this is all I could find around the house. See photos below.
No bells and whistles the Twist and T3 will let you relax again. IMHO. Keep it simple stupid.
Thats my 2 /14 cents, thanks for reading. Have a great day.
