Innokin iTaste VV4 EGO style stick battery ... Good, Bad or So-So ?

[Flt Simulation]

Sometimes when I go to the store, I don't want to bring a bulky 22mm atty and a heavy VW mod with me ... so I take my little EGO VV "Twist style" stick battery and the Aerotank Mini (fits great in a shirt pocket and is light weight).

Well, these Twist style EGO batteries just don't seem to last very long before something goes wrong with them. Power output is also very limited ... so I just ordered another stick type battery. This one is called an iTaste VV4. I ordered the smaller 750 mAh one. The battery is VV and VW along with a digital readout and buttons to set the output power.

Just wondering if anyone else has used this Innokin iTaste VV4 before and did you have good luck with it?

I am just hoping it will last a little longer than the cheap Twist style stick EGO batteries. This iTaste VV4 is good up to 15 watts, so I can live with that using a Kanger Aerotank Mini.

Thanks for any input

 

[LotsaBS]

I have a couple of these for the same reason. They work fine, are lightweight and are pretty "stealthy". Of course because of the small battery capacity they don't last a long time between charges if you are a heavy vaper. The nice thing is that they are small and lightweight enough that you can carry 2 of them around quite easily for a backup if needed. My best experience with them is with "mid ohm" builds; between 1-2 ohms, usually 1.5 ish.

 

[Flt Simulation]

Thank's for the info.

With these little stick batteries, I don't mount a rebuildable atty on it ... just use the little Kanger Aerotank Mini with the screw-in replaceable coil / wick units (usually buy the 5-packs of the 1.8 ohm coils)

 

[LotsaBS]

I sometimes also use the Aerotank Mini's too when using the iTaste VV. Just stay in that ohm range and it all works great regardless of type of atty.

 

[Rwb1500]

Best little ego/stick style battery you can get IMHO. Accurate readings, reliable power output, no pwm. You can't beat them. If you like Rebuildables a Kayfun mini or Taifun GS works great. Nothing wrong with the little Aerotank either though.