I currently have Aspire's CF VV+ 1000 mah battery with my nautilus and it looks beautiful, but the battery ticks me off. It's a two color battery, when charged the light is blue, when low it's orange. Only problem is that after the light turns orange I can hit it (Maybe) three more times before it dies. Super frustrating. So my question for ya'll is what battery would look good attached to the Mini nautilus and function well? I love the carbon fiber of the CF VV+ but I'm sick of it just suddenly dieing. I'd look around on the interwebs but what I'm really looking for is something that visually goes well with the mini and will fit it well which is hard to do just looking at pictures. Any input is appreciated!
Good VV battery to match up with a Mini Nautilus?
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I have a nautilus 5ml and use an aspire cf 1600mah vv battery.
Yes the light is blue but changes to orange when the voltage in the battery get to 3.5v or lower.
Then when the battery gets to 3.2 volts or lower it shuts off with the orange light blinking.
Yes once the orange light comes on that is the signal that the battery does not have much time left and time to recharge.
I have two of them I alternate.
I vape mostly at home and am more into how a product functions than what it looks like.
The nautilus comes with a collar if you want a more tapered look , I sometimes put it on and other times I do not.
The batteries for me have been excellent , vv works a treat and when it goes orange I know that its nearly time to recharge.
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I have a spinner 2 in black and an innokin vv v3 , both look awesome with the nautilus . mvp2 also looks good if you like box
Eleaf vs innokin I think Innokin warranty and product finish hands down . I own both
the innokin chip in the itaste vv v3 and mvp2 are the same . I dont know chip wise whats in my istick but it doesnt give me anywhere near the battery life I get from my innokin
No, it doesn't.
Yes, it does....in terms of output. Having tried both, the Eleaf easily outperforms the MVP2 and has a fair sized battery itself.
Longevity is the only unknown with the Eleaf. But for it's reasonable price, I'd be willing to take that gamble.
Don't have an Eleaf IStick, but google says it's 20w. Pretty sure that's higher than MVP's 11w max. I got rid of the crappy connector on my MVP and replaced it with a fatdaddyvapes floating pin, ss connector with the 22mm landing pad and it looks amazing. Can't tell it's been modded and the only weakness left is the 11w limit. For a variable device in that power range, the MVP's reliability and features combined with the weak link fix (upgraded connector) make it a permanent part of my collection. The new connector allows all 510 atty's to flush mount and everything looks better. A simple 510 to ego adapter allows usage of ego threaded tanks.
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twall:14270524 said:Itaste MVP V2.0. Problem solved.
It rocks my Nauti mini. Love it.
Agreed. A girl at the vape shop I was at yesterday was rocking that combo and it did look slick! I also have a buddy who uses one on a spinner II with great results.
The Nautilus mini looks good on most anything.
If you are not happy with the power of your battery and you want to stay with an ego tube then the Vision spinner is a 1600mah, the new Eleaf itwist is 1700mah, Either of those should be good and you have the Aspire as a back up. From there the budget box mods are the MVP 2.0 and the Eleaf istick which are both being discussed here. Beyond that there is a plethora of options and choices that have removable batteries that you can change in a moment and be back to full power.
If you are not happy with the power of your battery and you want to stay with an ego tube then the Vision spinner is a 1600mah, the new Eleaf itwist is 1700mah, Either of those should be good and you have the Aspire as a back up. From there the budget box mods are the MVP 2.0 and the Eleaf istick which are both being discussed here. Beyond that there is a plethora of options and choices that have removable batteries that you can change in a moment and be back to full power.
Ah. Fair enough. I was speaking in terms of 2600mah (MVP2) vs. the 2200mah supposedly in the iSchtick.
And I have both as well. No doubt Eleaf hit a home run with this. The MVP2 feels like a boat anchor in my hands now.
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