Ego v6 or twist?

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Chillerhippie

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I've been looking at both the Ego v6 and the twist for my next battery but I don't know which one I should go for.

The Twist gives me plenty of choice allowing me to vape from 3.2v right upto 4.8v whereas the v6 can only be vaped at 3.7v, 3.9v or 4.5v.

The downside to the twist is that it has a solid battery which cant be replaced, the v6 uses separate batteries

I already have a charger for the twist, batteries and a charger for the v6 will cost extra.

I'm not sure about price difference although I would be thankful of any recommendations on where to buy them at the cheapest price (to the UK) without having to worry that I have been scammed... I don't really trust online shopping unless the seller accepts paypal.
 

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I've been looking at both the Ego v6 and the twist for my next battery but I don't know which one I should go for.

The Twist gives me plenty of choice allowing me to vape from 3.2v right upto 4.8v whereas the v6 can only be vaped at 3.7v, 3.9v or 4.5v.

The downside to the twist is that it has a solid battery which cant be replaced, the v6 uses separate batteries

I already have a charger for the twist, batteries and a charger for the v6 will cost extra.

I'm not sure about price difference although I would be thankful of any recommendations on where to buy them at the cheapest price (to the UK) without having to worry that I have been scammed... I don't really trust online shopping unless the seller accepts paypal.

Id go with the twist, you can dial in your sweet spot and arent stuck on just 3 different voltages. Im not as much as a numbers person as I am a taste person. Ill be dialing in the voltage to taste and be shocked at the number I see. Ego batteries are pretty rugged, tried, and true. They last a good long while and by the time they need replacing the twist will be cheaper then ever. Also the V6 is not a true VV device, its a selectable voltage device and that really matters when you get an oddly ohmed coil.
 
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