Ego-C Twist Vs Ego-C 2 Upgrade Batteries

[YanaGirl]

I'm considering getting one of these Twist or Upgrade batteries but I don't know the difference between the two. I have noticed that the Upgrade model is also a passthrough so that is definitly a plus as I am constantly using my batteries. Also do either of these models work well with a CE4 LR Clearomizer? I have several of them.

Thank you

 

[dragonbone]

The Twist is a Variable Voltage battery, meaning you can change the voltage up or down by twisting the bottom of the battery. The eGo-C passthrough, is a battery that can be in use while charging.
Yes, the eGo batteries will work with the Vision Stardust CE4.

 

[YanaGirl]

It looks like the Upgrade model with the passthrough is a variable voltage battery as well. This is why I don't know what the difference is between them. It's not just a regular passthrough.

JOYETECH eGo-C 2 Upgrade 1000mAh Passthrough

 

[Underwhelmed]

The Twist is variable voltage, you can stop at any point along the rotation of the wheel and the voltage adjustment is linear. From 3.2 volts up to 4.8 volts. The wheel is marked 3.2, 4.0 and 4.8 with marks between at every .2 adjustment. Also, if you stop between these markings it is a .1 volt adjustment.

The eGo C upgrade is selectable voltage, you select a preset value by pressing the button and changing the led color. It operates at 3.3 volts or 4.2 volts.

 

[r77r7r]

The upgrade can be run 2 ways, unregulated or regulated. UN=4.2 fully charged, and runs slowly down to 3.4ish- unless you keep it plugged in. REG=stays at 3.4. Two settings, whereas twist has full range from 3.4 up to 4.8.

Your clearo will work on both.

 

[bruiser]

Reading the description of the passthrough, it offer two voltages: 3.3V and 4.1V. Technically, it is variable voltage, but barely. The eGo C Twist, on the other hand, goes from 3.2V to 4.8V incrementally. You can stop anywhere between 3.2V and 4.8V to find the sweet spot.

 

[Myk]

You basically have to get a Twist and try it. Seeing exactly where you want your voltage can only be done on the Twist. I found I rarely turn my Twist above 3.8v range.
Right now I'm vaping one juice I like turned up and rides on my Twist and one juice I need turned up that's riding on an Upgrade. Usually my Upgrades are in regulated mode but for this juice I switched to unregulated so I wouldn't have to switch tops on my Twist.

I may eventually get a second Twist as a backup but for now I'm better off getting Upgrades and Upgrade PTs.
It also helps my decision that I think a juice that has to be turned up to be tolerable is not a juice I'll buy a second time.