Help! Which one Ego-c or go go?

[genelman]

Hello guys, I tried the blu, mistic and finally the volt, I used to be a heavy smoker and these e cigs were not totally satisfying, so I decided to upgrade and now I am looking into buying either the ego c or the go go, I am leaning towards the go go and I was hoping for some advices in this regards, also, if I get the go go, can I use any e liquid supplier like Johnson Creek smoke Juice? can I find something that taste like the cherry crush (it is an exclusive liquid to blu)?

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[swedishfish]

Both are good PV's. I'm not a huge tank fan but the ego battery is great. The go go is also a big battery model. The difference between the two is that the Go Go is a KR808 just like your volt. The ego is a 510. This just refers to the battery connection. I believe the go go is an automatic. Don't quote me on that, things may have changed and they might have a manual model out.

Either one is good. Just for the versatility factor, it seems that more cartos, tanks, etc. are available for the ego model but that can be rectified with a simple adapter.

Either is a good choice.

 

[Jammin]

I strongly recommend the ego-C. Great batt, lasts a long time in between charges, 510 threads which are very popular for most accessories out there.

Both are WAY better than what you've had, so you can't go wrong with the upgrade, but my personal preference would be the ego-C.

 

[swedishfish]

If you want me to be completely honest, I'd skip the C and just get an ego, go-go, echo, kgo and a box of cartomizers. If you do get the C, also get a box of cartos. Using the Volt your used to a vape with cartos and the tanks tend to mute flavors.

 

[Jammin]

Personally I use ego and ego-t, have not used the ego-c, but given between the two choices in the OP I would go wtih ego-c over thego go.

 

[genelman]

what about the Elite that CigEasy advertising for?!

 

[Jammin]

what about the Elite that CigEasy advertising for?!

I have not heard anything about it. That could be a sign it isn't any good, or it is just still new and not a lot of word on the street about it, or maybe I just missed all updates on that one. LOL Is it a REO?

 

[Jaken482]

I also would recommend the ego c, since moving from the ego t to the ego c atomiser i am happy.

 

[swedishfish]

Here's a big Go Go thread and you'll find lots of info there.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...3-go-go-specific-thread-all-things-go-go.html

 

[wv2win]

I would skip both of them and go with others in the same category: E-Power, Kgo or Riva. These are all true 3.7 volt, 1000+ mAh batteries where as the eGo is only 3.4 volt, 650 mAh battery. Basically same price and size but better batteries.

 

[genelman]

what site do you usually use to oder e juice?

 

[genelman]

which site do you usually use to order e juice? can you order from Johnson Creek ?

 

[mynameisrob]

I def would not get an elite. While the batteries are alittle better, their still relatively small and the elite is still a slim ecig, and you still would only be able to use standard resistance attys/cartos.

Between the eGo-C and the Go-Go, honestly Id say neither.

The Go-Go does have good battery life, but it has its own special threading, and you couldnt use any other attys or cartos unless you got an adapter.
If your going to get an eGo, I would def just get a regular eGo and use cartos instead of getting an eGo-C. The C tanks are a slight upgrade from the older eGo T tanks, but thats really not saying much. They can still be very finicky and leak a lot. Plus they dull flavor and TH just like the T-tanks do.
Also keep in mind that the eGo is only 3.3-3.4V, so going with an eGo would actually be a downgrade voltage wise.

I would go with something like an E-Power or kGo instead. They are 3.7V PVs instead and both have awesome battery life.
3.7V PVs provide alittle more "oomph" than an eGo, and more importantly handle the lower resistance attys and cartos better. The E-Power and kGo both give a great vape and are the same price, if not cheaper, than a lot of vendors sell the eGo for.
The main difference between the E-power and kGo is that the kGo uses proprietary batteries like the eGo does, while the E-power uses non-proprietary batteries, which are removable and cost 1/4 the price of eGo/kGo batteries. Also everything is replaceable on the E-power so its cheaper to maintain.

Personally I think an E-Power or kGo would def be a better choice, but thats up to you

 

[genelman]

so the kgo is something between the ego and the go go right? that might be just the right option for me and since it is Ego compatiblewith the ego c that means when can use the same e juice right?

 

[mynameisrob]

I really like BlueMist Vaping.

Over 250 juices with super cheap prices that are considerably less than a lot of other juice vendors. They offer sample packs which I highly recommend getting first so you can try a bunch of juices for cheap. They also offer extra flavor shots for .50cents more, and if you find a juice you really like you can get a 180ml bottle for only $30, which is an aweosme deal

 

[mynameisrob]

What do you mean? You could use any ejuice with any of them

 

[Jammin]

so the kgo is something between the ego and the go go right? that might be just the right option for me and since it is Ego compatiblewith the ego c that means when can use the same e juice right?

You can use the same juice with any of the batts. It is the type of carto you are using that would determine if PG or VG liquid would be better for your set up or not. PG is thinner and more tolerated in most all cartos and has a better throat hit, VG is thicker, but has a better vape. I usually use 80/20 PG VG ratio in my juices. It works very well in the cartos I use (clearomizers, dual coil cartos, joye 510s).

 

[Jammin]

what site do you usually use to oder e juice?

There are soo many sites to buy juice from. WHen you have some reading time check out the "Forum Supplier" forum and do some reading around to get familiar with some of them. If they are listed there, they are a good vendor. I recently just ordered some juice from Ms T's Bakery and RubberCityVapor. But I get my main menthol liquid that is my daily vape from cignot. All three are great vendors, great service, great products.

 

[genelman]

Thank you all for taking the time to explain to me the details. I think I will purchase the kGo. all i want is lots of nicotine and tons of vapor, and then I will decrease the nicotine level gradually.

 

[genelman]

I def would not get an elite. While the batteries are alittle better, their still relatively small and the elite is still a slim ecig, and you still would only be able to use standard resistance attys/cartos.

Between the eGo-C and the Go-Go, honestly Id say neither.

The Go-Go does have good battery life, but it has its own special threading, and you couldnt use any other attys or cartos unless you got an adapter.
If your going to get an eGo, I would def just get a regular eGo and use cartos instead of getting an eGo-C. The C tanks are a slight upgrade from the older eGo T tanks, but thats really not saying much. They can still be very finicky and leak a lot. Plus they dull flavor and TH just like the T-tanks do.
Also keep in mind that the eGo is only 3.3-3.4V, so going with an eGo would actually be a downgrade voltage wise.

I would go with something like an E-Power or kGo instead. They are 3.7V PVs instead and both have awesome battery life.
3.7V PVs provide alittle more "oomph" than an eGo, and more importantly handle the lower resistance attys and cartos better. The E-Power and kGo both give a great vape and are the same price, if not cheaper, than a lot of vendors sell the eGo for.
The main difference between the E-power and kGo is that the kGo uses proprietary batteries like the eGo does, while the E-power uses non-proprietary batteries, which are removable and cost 1/4 the price of eGo/kGo batteries. Also everything is replaceable on the E-power so its cheaper to maintain.

Personally I think an E-Power or kGo would def be a better choice, but thats up to you

any recommendation on which site should I purchase the kGo from?