Looking for suggestions for a new VV passthrough battery

[Nado]

I currently have two iTaste VV V3's, one Vamo V5 and one little mini 400mah battery. I'm looking to add another battery to the arsenaul and I would like it to be at least 800 mah, VV, passthrough with micro usb and not too large. I like everything about the iTaste other than how easy it is to tip over. Is there anything on the market in the $30-40 range that offers everything the itaste offers and is more sturdy?

 

[omyeyes]

I have 2 of these are they are fabulous. Will last all day & has a pass through.
On this particular site, it looks like the black is out of stock but I'm sure you can shop around and find what you want.
Innokin iTaste MVP V2.0 - 101 Vape

 

[Nado]

Thanks for the suggestion but the MVP is too bulky for my liking. I would prefer something more similar in size to the itaste or vision spinner.

 

[kslice917]

Personally, I've had a good bit of luck with the eGo-V V2 Mega or V3 Mega. The V2 has 1200 mAh, the V3 has 1300 mAh. Though there are 2 things to note about these batteries: They use a mini (not micro) USB cable that comes with it, and to be honest they aren't the most sturdy. I wouldn't try to stand them up on a desk, the slightest knock will cause them to fall over. But if you have a decent battery holder, they should be perfect!

It's kinda against the rules for me to post a link to where you can get it, but quite a lot of places carry them and they should be right in your price range. The V2 is VV and the V3 is VV/VW.

 

[03FXDWG]

In order to meet your requirement of less tipsy than a VV3 but still provide pass-through, micro usb and VV/VW for under $40, only the MVP meets that & only on a few sites. The next closest but no pass through that I can think of would be the Coolfire 2 but it's also over budget. Maybe Innokin will come out with a double size VV3 or half size MVP.

There are a few converted battery packs like the iphone case thing and a couple others based on the same idea but they are also budget busters. The battery pack alone is pushing $40 and then to mod it into a decent looking APV takes way more creativity & engineering savvy than I'll ever have.