Ego T to Ego C - Current / Former Owners Please Help

[Dark Knighthawk]

So, I've been using an Ego T for 3 months now, just regular old tips that I fill with smoke juice with a 510 atty and a 1000 mah battery. I was told today that I was behind the times, and was given an Ego C to try with my existing battery. Wow - I really dig this thing, I love filling my smoke juice into the cartridge and not having to top off as often, it has great throat hit and VP, and I'm really considering buying a kit, but I have read less than favorable things about it searching the forum - should I save my money ? Isn't this an upgrade ? I'd love to hear any advice from current or former owners about the Ego C before I make a purchase. Thanks for any feedback.

 

[corri]

I'm really really new so don't take my advice to seriously. With that in the last two weeks I have tried 3 e cigs Joye 510, Ego T and Ego Twist.

Joye 510 - I like that it is small and easy to carry around. I also think I get a pretty good vape off of it. The battery life is not that great and I do not like using cartridges. I want to get a clearomizer for it.

Ego T - This is the main one I'm using and up until today I was using the little plastic tanks that came with it. The first few days I liked those little tanks but then started noticing I was getting less and less flavor and more juice in my mouth. I bought a clearomizer for it and what a difference that made! the battery life is pretty good and it's not to big.

Twist - Awesome! I really want to buy one of these. This is what my husband uses on a regular basis with a clearomizer and wow you can really really taste the juice you are vaping. The battery life is great but seems to take forever to charge.

 

[Mark Burton]

Hello Dark,

I have an Ego C, two Ego Ts and three Ego Twists. I actually started with the C, moved to the T's which I love because I can use them at my computer while they charge up, and then I started using the Twists a few days ago and I like them because you can change the voltage which can change the vapor, TH and even taste (a little) to hit the sweet spot with a particular juice. However, what really changed my vaping life was getting Vivi mini Novas... no leakage, no dry hits perfection almost every time. I would highly recommend that you try them over the simple wells you are using. Just my opinion though.

 

[gewre]

You have try eGo c and you like it. So why you have to hear other peoples opinions?
I like eGo C and T2 (eGo CC) I hear all around bad thinks about them, but I'm using them and I have great time with them.

 

[FloridaNoob]

really the only issue between the T and the C is whether the cone and atty are seperate. From my understanding they both have the same battery. So from what I am looking at you don't have that much of a difference. If you like the tanks then I would say keep the C and the T, and buy replacement attys for the C when you need to, VS the T which are more expensive. I have only had a few dry hits on my T, and only had one leak issue and that was user error the bottom cap was not seated properly.

I too am thinking about upgrading to something more like the Mini Nova, or the Smok Titan as a different change and seeing the difference. Really it is your preference, though. If you like it stay with it.

 

[cdunn96]

I have fount that the Ego Twist is the best thing I have bought so far. I have also found that things that do not work for others may work for you. Sometimes you need to take some reviews and throw out the window. There are a lot of people who do not use the products correctly. Find what YOU like and run with it.

 

[Vapoor eyes er]

As FloridaNoob has stated there's not really much of an upgrade going from eGo-T to the eGo-C. They fire at 3.4 volts. Kgo fires at 3.7 volts. Joyetech eGo-C Upgrade Battery fires anywhere from 3.3 to whatever the batt is charged at. eGo Twist fires from 3.4 to 4.8 volts.
Diff between eGo-T and eGo-C:
"They both have a cone into which you jam that hollow mouthpiece/tank.
It is refillable.
The big black cone screws off and at the bottom of it, there is a heating element with a spike that punctures a cap on the tank. This is supposed to allow the juice to drip onto the heating coil.(atomizer)
In the ego-T, the cone and heating coil are all one piece. When the coil burns out, you have to buy the whole assembly. It is a one piece atomizer.
In the ego-C, the cone and the coil are two separate pieces. You replace just the coil (atomizer)
Because you only need to buy the atomizer, and not the whole cone, the C is the preferred unit."

 

[Ashlee Foltz]

I would suggest that you take a look at some clearomizers and tanks. The batteries you are using are fine, but for no fuss just fill and go, take a look at mini or full size vivi nova tanks. Just my

 

[bobbybee1968]

go for a ego v6 it has 4v 5v 6v settings

 

[Emklein66]

I am using an Ego-C as my first full fledged PV. In my limited experience, I don't have anything bad to say about it. I would second what Ashlee said regarding clearomizers. I am using Stardust long wick low resistance clearomizers and find them to be really convenient for running multiple flavors of juice with good quality vapor and TH.