Ego-c twizzle is off the hizzle...fo shizzle.

[DemonCleaner]

I've had the twist for aboot two hours only so I can't comment on battery life or anything yet, but as far as the twist vv function is concerned its pretty awesome. I picked one up from vst over at NicFitNation.com - Canadian supplier of e-cig kits, parts, accessories, and e-liquids - Buy ecigs in Canada E-Cig E-Juice e-cigs. For 29 bucks. The 4.8 setting feels about the same as on my ghetto tube.(lavatube)

 

[WolfeReign]

thanks for the info....i was thinking about getting away from the ego's either way, but that is serious awesomeness! can i ask what mah version you got?

 

[DemonCleaner]

650
Miliamp hours

 

[Toronto_Mike]

A true Variable Voltage battery from joyetech with buck boost & pwm for just $29 bucks!



Sucks for me as I already have 4 Joyetech 1000mah batteries & 3 eGo Boosters but at least I've experienced what the Twist can do without having owned one. This is a great day in Canadian vaping History - mark it on the calendar.

 

[Dirty]

Nice! Does anyone know the amp limit yet? Wondering if these are going to rock out the dual coil with tanks better than the lavatube

 

[IamAurora]

900
Miliamp hours

Am I blind? I only see them in 650 mah.

 

[Toronto_Mike]

I believe Switcher said there are 2 options - a 650mah & a 900/1000mah version. Switcher has also reported hearing some flaws or issues with the initial release of the 900/1000mah version. It seems yesterday, the 650mah landed on Canadian soil.

 

[DemonCleaner]

Am I blind? I only see them in 650 mah.

My bad. You are correct. It's about the same size as a 900, but that would be the twist buck/boost.

 

[Ye Gods!]

Just ordered one from Switcher. Looking forward to trying some SR cartos and atomizers I accidentally bought. Would DC's be under-powered at 4.9? Right now I'm using Kanger HC LR's and Resurrectors on a regular Joye battery (3.3v). Can't wait to have something relatively small to try out some new gear on!

 

[Kenji]

From what it seems these are maybe at 2.5a like the lavatubes and such. They will fire your duals max at 3.7volts. But hell for $31 for the 1000mah from Cignot i think its worth a try. I bought 2 last nite to get the free shipping so Ill update when they come next week. From others reviews they say the volts stay strong with no dropping off untill battery is out of juice. 4.8v on the c twist felt the same as it did on the provari going at 4.8v, the is a good sign. I am still going to buy a provari but as for now Ill get these to hold me back a bit longer on the provari.

 

[WolfeReign]

A true Variable Voltage battery from Joyetech with buck boost & pwm for just $29 bucks!

Sucks for me as I already have 4 Joyetech 1000mah batteries & 3 eGo Boosters but at least I've experienced what the Twist can do without having owned one. This is a great day in Canadian Vaping History - mark it on the calendar.

You caught my attention with the boast saying that it can do the same thing as the twist? is it like having a mod then? Only place i seen that at was Happy Vaper, and the comments where less then stellar but if someone else has them (hopefully for cheaper then $60) i might look to that instead (my personal preference)

 

[Toronto_Mike]

You caught my attention with the boast saying that it can do the same thing as the twist? is it like having a mod then? Only place i seen that at was Happy Vaper, and the comments where less then stellar but if someone else has them (hopefully for cheaper then $60) i might look to that instead (my personal preference)

The Ego-C Twist is a Chinese ripoff of the Joytech Ego battery with the Canadian made Ego booster from Artisan Vaping. It is obvious that Joyetech aquired a booster, tore it apart & copied the buck boost circuitry and built a all-in-one type battery. I feel sorry for Artisan Vaping but they had a good run with the booster.

I basically started vaping with an ego battery from the begining, so I've been accustomed to variable voltage. The booster, at the time was a cost efficient way for me to experience VV.

Scott convinced me to buy one:



Because of its size, the eGo booster is a delicate piece of hardware. I'm am still using the 1st one on a daily basis. Never had an issue with the dial. due to me, over-tightning a CE2, the center post has fallen in & needs to be pulled up, every so often. Just recently, the casing became loose & I fixed with some CRAZY GLUE. I take the booster everywhere & it gets a good beating sometimes. My other 2 boosters landed at my door & are on a shelf for future consideration.

If you have an investment in Joytech ego batteries, a booster is a convenient add-on & will provide you with the same VV as the Twist.

If you're looking for something new to provide you with VV and relatively inexpensive, I suggest trying out the Ego-C Twist.

 

[mudshovel]

Cant wait until pay day.. This will keep me from spending 3 times as much on a VV device and still have the small formfactor.

 

[DemonCleaner]

Ive been using this pretty much non stop since receiving on fri afternoon. It's still pretty awesome. Battery life is roughly about the same as a 650 mah ego with a lr carto. Which lasts me a full day at work and a couple of hours after. I'm using happy vaper standard 510 atty and dripping. I vape pretty much as often as I can at work ( pretty much anytime nobody is looking) and on breaks, constantly-ish. I keep it at 4.6v which is a real treat with these joyetech happy 510s. Only down side I can see is that if this 650 mah battery is the same size as an 1100 mah regular than the 1100 mah battery must be huge. I'd probably rather carry two 650 twists than vape on a pool cue all day.

 

[Toronto_Mike]

A buck boost will obviously cut into battery life when taking a 3.7v battery & boosting it to 4.7v etc. I would say it cuts battery life down by 30 to 40% depending upon your setting. The same is true for eGo batteries & the booster. Due to its size, I'm guessing Joyetech uses a larger battery with the TWIST to compensate.

 

[DemonCleaner]

I'm assuming a 1.5 ohm carto on a 3.7 volt device would be about the same as kicking the same battery up to 4.5ish volts with a 2.5ish ohm atomizer...battery life wise. I'm afraid I don't know the math on this one...or anyone for that matter.