thanx for the reply, yeah i dont think its a 3.7V.. if let say its a 3.4v whick ohm should i use, 1.8, 2.4 or 2.8? any advise?
Upgrade to a VAMO.
i was wondering does ego twist performs well?
If you're gonna run a mini nova, you may as well go with the T3. Same form factor, better vape, IMHO.
I don't much care for the 5ml tanks on an ego; looks wonky and I don't find them very ergonomic or pocket friendly. A 2.8ml T3 on a 650 twist will last me a full day of work (8ish hours vape time). Same setup on a 1000mah twist will last all day and night, but I need a juice refill around 5pm. YMMV.
hey guys, can some one help me identify weather this ego-t is a original or a fake ego-t, because the body is so thin unlike all those ego i've seen before.. btw its a 1100 mah ego-t..View attachment 163525View attachment 163526View attachment 163527
The OP is assuming a lot of things. By saying "fake" I assume the implication is that only Joyetech is "authentic" eGo. This is very likely true, but just because something is "authentic" Joyetech doesn't have to necessarily mean it's superior. An eGo is an eGo...and over time has come to refer mostly to a Sharpie sized PV. Joyetech may have started it...but like many things, it doesn't mean there aren't other products that have come out the same size using the "eGo" moniker that might be as good or better. I have a couple of BetterLife eGo battery units, and have found them reliable (3.4 volt reg. is about right) and sturdy. They perform as well and arguably better than my Joyetech eGos. I also have a Hello brand Twist...and it is a fine little VV device. Every bit as good as the Joyetech Twist my husband has.
Just sayin'. To say Joyetech is the ONLY eGo worth having is would be a bit like saying anything but products made by the company named for a fruit is "fake" and not worthy. Some might feel that way...but it's based on opinion not FACT.