Forgot the KGO. I cannot decide which one to buy. Any thoughts, comments or suggestions?
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GO-GO vs. EGO Twist vs. Vision Spinner: Which to choose?
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I have a 650 mAh eGO Twist and a 1300 mAh VV Go-Go Fury. I have a Mini ViviNova tank on the Twist and A Fury tank on the Go-Go Fury. The Go-Go setup is 6 and 7/8 inches long and the Twist plus tank is 6 and 1/2 inches long. Both e-cigs deliver phenomenal Flavor, TH, and Vapor.
But ...
The Twist goes blinky in less than 8 hours and the Go-Go Fury lasts me over 2 days. Using Go-Carts on the Fury is amazing. Once you crank up the Fury and hit the Sweet Spot ... the vaping is incredible. The only drawback people bring up about the Go-Go is the proprietary threading. Not an issue for me. I've got a long long lasting batt that isn't huge and a tank that performs great. I have stopped looking for the latest and greatest because I've already found it.
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The Twist goes blinky in less than 8 hours and the Go-Go Fury lasts me over 2 days. Using Go-Carts on the Fury is amazing. Once you crank up the Fury and hit the Sweet Spot ... the vaping is incredible. The only drawback people bring up about the Go-Go is the proprietary threading. Not an issue for me. I've got a long long lasting batt that isn't huge and a tank that performs great. I have stopped looking for the latest and greatest because I've already found it.
Thanks for the information. I never heard of the GO-GO until yesterday. No one has mentioned it. Does anyone else have a GO-GO?
Check out Go-Go Nation. Almost everything you need to know from Go-Go-ers:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...r-than-day-doesnt-cost-ton-3.html#post9182392
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...r-than-day-doesnt-cost-ton-3.html#post9182392
I'm not familar with the Go-Go, either, so won't weigh in on it.
But I would suggest the Vamo over either the twist or spinner. Those two are variable volt whereas the Vamo is variable watt which has definite advantages over VV. The Vamo also has a 5 amp switch whereas those two have 2.5 amp switches which limits what atty/carto you can use. With the Vamo, any 1.2 ohm atty/carto or higher on the market will work fine. The batteries for the Vamo cost about $11. The batteries for the twist/spinner cost $25+. I'm a heavy vaper and the Vamo batteries give me 18 hours on a charge. The Vamo can adjust to being smaller in physial size. Just some more information to consider.
Good Luck with your upgrade.
Review of the Vamo:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3lUnwV4_h4
But I would suggest the Vamo over either the twist or spinner. Those two are variable volt whereas the Vamo is variable watt which has definite advantages over VV. The Vamo also has a 5 amp switch whereas those two have 2.5 amp switches which limits what atty/carto you can use. With the Vamo, any 1.2 ohm atty/carto or higher on the market will work fine. The batteries for the Vamo cost about $11. The batteries for the twist/spinner cost $25+. I'm a heavy vaper and the Vamo batteries give me 18 hours on a charge. The Vamo can adjust to being smaller in physial size. Just some more information to consider.
Good Luck with your upgrade.
Review of the Vamo:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3lUnwV4_h4
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I started vaping in December and found the gogo in February. It's a little powerhouse! I usually use the gogo fury/tank combo in the car or at home, and the standard battery and carto for out and about. If you don't like manual as opposed to auto you'll love the gogo.
I don't know if the VAMO would be right for me. I have only been vaping for a couple of weeks. It sounds like a big leap and learning curve.
So the GO-GO is totally automatic? I was looking for something to use in the car and at home just like you. How has it worked out for you?
Bobalex: I have read a lot of the GO-GO stuff you suggested. It sounds like what I am looking for. Long battery and large cartos. The only question I really have is what makes it superior to what I was comparing?
I can only knowledgeably speak about the eGO Twist vs. The Go-Go and the VV Go-Go Fury. The VV Go-Go wins that one hands down. And in my vaping experience:
KR808: starter batteries, Bloog, The Echo, Elegant Easy and the Elegant 1300 XXL, The Elite
eGO: eGo X tank system, the Twist (and many different 510 cartos, clearomizers, and tanks)
The Boge Leo (regular Boge Leo cartos, Dual coil low resistance cartos, and clearomizer)
and The Turbo EZ tank system.
The VV Go-Go, with Go-Carts or the Fury tanks, is the best vaping experience I have had in terms of Flavor, TH, Vapor, as well as incredible battery life.
What about the fact that they may not be around much longer? I remember there being some talk about that. I don't want to buy something and then not be able to get parts and supplies. Other than that it sounds great. Why don't more people speak of the GO-GO? What about the pre-filled flavors? What do you recommend? I think I want to start out with them first. I have only been at this a short time.
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When I first heard rumors that the Go-Go might not be around much longer I didn't necessarily panic ... I just sent out a frantic barrage of email to CigEasy. And the answers I received back were reassuring. Not only is CigEasy committed to the Go-Go, there is new Go-Go gear coming very soon that will make me take out my credit card. Again.
Well ... they do. I previously linked to the hundreds and hundreds of pages of posts from Go-Go Nation. And once you find something that works ... there's no need to continue to pursue the "latest and greatest." Go-Go Nation members are a pretty contented lot.
For over the last three years I have been an All Tobacco - All the Time - 100% PG vaper. Easy-Boro, Desert Ship, and 555 are my flavors.
Well don't overlook the fact that filling a Fury tank is easier than filling a Go-Cart. But then again a Go-Cart on The Fury is an amazing combo. I vape both. I like them both. I tend to use the Fury tanks a tad more often because they're just so dang easy to use.
Let's put it this way ... I have a birthday coming up next month and my family knows all I want are a couple of boxes of Fury tanks and two more Go-Go Fury batts. Two in the pocket and two in the charger. Happy birthday to me.
WOW. You have really sold me on the GO-GO. I have been looking at a lot of posts and there seem to be problems with a lot of the devices out there. From battery life to leaking issues, you name it. The one thing I haven't heard about this device. Everyone seems to love it. What problems, if any, have you had? Is it worth it to be a verified member and use the co-op and classifieds? Thank you for your help. Should I go all in for the Fury? Is CigEasy USA based? It sounds like you are going to have a HAAPPY birthday.
Nuthin'. Zero. None. Nada ... Except for the Go-Go Premium tanks (replaced by the Fury tanks) leaked a teeny-tiny bit from the bottom. But that hasn't reoccurred with the Fury tanks.
I have no idea. I've got all my Go-Go Gear from CigEasy. I made up my mind to buy my first starter kit because of this post:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/cigeasy/63874-cig-easy-only-place-you-need-go.html
Abso-freakin'-lutely. The Go-Go Fury with the Go-Carts and the Fury tanks made me put every single e-cig I owned in The Drawer. Once you go Go-Go ... there ain't no reason to turn back.
Yes indeed. And until we moved to Canada ... shipping was lightening quick.
Happy Vaping.
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Thanks again, YOU are AWSOME. I guess I will be joining the GO-GO Nation shortly. Warmest regards. Why did you move to Canada? Where from?
Then you can apply for the passport.
My wife is getting her graduate degree up here. Moved from Seattle. Where I got my CigEasy stuff in two days. Move 150 miles north ... wait 10-13 days.
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I started with the Ego Twists then tried a Spinner 1300 mah. I like the way a Spinner can stand up better, the voltage 'wheel' is easier to read and turn. I also discovered that the brass connector on the Ego gets hotter than the stainless connector on the Spinner. As a result, my T3s were getting too hot, even on 3.2V, and causing tank leaks. Don't get that with the Spinners.
Just my 2 cents
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Just my 2 cents
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Actually, it's easier than variable volt. With power regulated variable wattage, once you set the power level you prefer, the PV automatically adjusts the power to maintain your settings as the resistence changes in your atty or carto. Or if you put on a different ohm carto/atty, again, it does the adjustment for you. Simple and consistent.
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