ego slb v3 or itaste vv vw 3.0

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Ok so I'm ready to move up in the e-cig world. I have a starter ego and want a better vapeing experience ... I've also been anolog free for about a month! So I'm down to the new ego slb v3 or the itaste vv vw 3. Im aware of the small batterie on the itaste but honestly considering getting both... some thoughts would be great!
 

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Ok so I'm ready to move up in the e-cig world. I have a starter ego and want a better vapeing experience ... I've also been anolog free for about a month! So I'm down to the new ego slb v3 or the itaste vv vw 3. Im aware of the small batterie on the itaste but honestly considering getting both... some thoughts would be great!

I like the 1300 mAh option in the SLB. But I'm a little turned off by the fact that it uses a USB mini instead of mico. I must have a dozen micros lying around the house because of the phones/tablets etc... My primary PV are my Vision Spinner 1300s - and each of those lasts me just about 24 hours of vaping (counting 6-8 hours of sleep). So I'm leaning more toward the SLB - despite the cable issue.
 

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The SBL Ego V3 is variable voltage only as far as I know, but has the strength of it can go up to 6volts over the itaste vv v3 only does 5volts or 11.0 watts, and you have that extra 1300mah capacity.

The itaste vv v3 uses a micro usb that can be usb passthrough like the SBL Ego V's mini-usb connection, so both actually have the strength of a passthrough, though the itaste is 800mah still has plenty of power for most vapers. The biggest strength the itaste has is that the itaste vv v3 uses the same chipset as its bigger brother the MVP V2 though you can't use it as a external charger to a cell phone or such like the MVP, it still has all the other features, Variable Voltage or Variable Wattage, atomizer resistance checker, battery level checker, and the annoying puff counter. I've owned an SBL Ego V2 1300mah, as well as I currently own 2 itaste vv v3's, and both are great performers as backups to my MVP and SVD when out and about and for sitting in front of the computer vaping while charging my other units.
 

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The SBL Ego V3 is variable voltage only as far as I know, but has the strength of it can go up to 6volts over the itaste vv v3 only does 5volts or 11.0 watts, and you have that extra 1300mah capacity.

I have the itaste VV3. I genuinely like it. I didn't know about the SBL when I bought it. And both look nice. The extra bump in battery should get you through the day, and the extra voltage range seems like a good option for the $. That said, the VV has been great.
 

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The SBL Ego V3 is variable voltage only as far as I know, but has the strength of it can go up to 6volts over the itaste vv v3 only does 5volts or 11.0 watts, and you have that extra 1300mah capacity.

The SLB eGo VV V3 is vv/vw and has all the same features - vv/vw/ohm meter and battery indicator. Not sure about the puff counter. This is the one I'm about to order
 

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The SLB eGo VV V3 is vv/vw and has all the same features - vv/vw/ohm meter and battery indicator. Not sure about the puff counter. This is the one I'm about to order

Well that's good to know, as I stated above I owned a SBL ego VV V2 mega 1300mah before which was only VV not VW, so was basing my response off that. Either way you go, they are a nice upgrade from a cigalike, ego standard volt, or twist style VV only.
 

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Have liked the SLB line of batts for years and were the first to release a 3.7 volt eGo PV. I've got the smaller SLB VV I bought awhile ago and the only issue I had was the button- SLB resolved that issue for anyone that had bought it. I like the iTaste and a couple of friends own it- their only issue is when vaping at higher voltage/ wattage the batt can drain fairly quickly so they mainly use it when on a PC or for short 1/2 day / 8 hour trips.
 
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