Need E-Cig Reccomendations

[Christopher Ospring]

Hello All,

I have been vaping for about 4 months now and have a cheap 10$ e cig that I bought through fast tech. Unfortunately the battery is falling apart. I recently went to the vape bar and watch this guy shoot out clouds bigger than a normal hookah cloud. I am interested in upgrading my current device to one that can produce bigger clouds and is overall a better smoking experience. I am not trying to spend over 100$.

A few I have been looking at are:

Vamo v2
Vamo v3
iTastes SVD

If you guys and gals have anymore recommendations that would be great or which one of these that I mentioned produce bigger clouds and a overall better smoking experience.

 

[Susan W.]

Not sure what you got from Fast Tech but the three you mentioned are decent devices and do work well. You will definitely get a better vape of any of those.

 

[Hoofhearted62]

If they are in your price range they should work. I personally have never used them but have heard good things about them

 

[Christopher Ospring]

This is the one I had purchased

$13.99 EVOD-MT3S 1100mAh Rechargeable E-Cigarette Starter Kit - green / 2.2-2.6ohm / USB charging cable at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping

 

[jcco]

I got my Vamo V2 SS from Fasttech mos. ago & never had a problem. Once your setup with a good charger & batteries, even if the Vamo craps out then that's all you'll have to cheaply replace.

Mine is going strong & don't expect any problems from it. The V3 has some improvements to it but whatever you do get the SS.
Good luck.

 

[Christopher Ospring]

So the Vamo over the iTastes SVD?

 

[james chapman]

I use the Vamo2 and like it. The Vision Vivi Nova I have does not work well with it,it did at first,but now won't stay on it,so don't know if it is the Vamo,or Vivis fault. I use carto tanks and those do work well. I upgraded from an Ego1100 and now find it very hard to use the Ego. I plan to get a back up to my vamo,but not sure if it will be another Vamo,not that there is anything wrong with the Vamo,just thinking of something different. Variety the spice of life

 

[KjAthena]

I have seen both chosen by many asking the same question. I spent 5 hours watching/reading on both before deciding on the SVD....size and weight did not bother me however....if it had then the Vamo would have won out. SVD charger and batteries are in my cart at Fast Tech awaiting payday as we speak

 

[Christopher Ospring]

what made the SVD win out?

 

[BillBuscus89]

I use an iTaste vv, I don't know much about eCigs that's why this is my first post, trying to learn more. But I was sold an itaste vv (chameleon color?) by a friend with a filled cartomizer and some extra wicks all unused for $30 and I'm loving it. Its been about a week now and I get some pretty big clouds on 3.7 (sometimes 4.0) volts. Sorry I can't offer any suggestions besides that. I'm sure the devices you listed are probably much better .

Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk 2

 

[Christopher Ospring]

i read the vamo v3 has problems, do they all have issues?

 

[Bob Chill]

itaste 3.0 is (IMO) the best barely feel it in your pocket battery out there. My go to when out and about.

Bigger mods have some nice advantages other than portability. Battery life is unreal. An 18650 2600mah in my SID lasts 2 days. I have 2 and never worry about running out of juice.

Vamos are nice because you can put on the shorty tube and use an 18350 battery. Pretty compact setup for a tube mod. SID's are compatible with evic tubes so I could buy one for my SID and run a 350 batt in it but I've been too lazy to order one.

I do recommend not skimping on a battery charger (like the $12 trustfire). Charging lions should be taken seriously. I picked up a nitecore i4 on amazon for $19 and free shipping. It's a great 4 slot charger for the money and pretty safe.

I'll probably buy the next version of the vamo. I heard they're going back to the same style tube but with upgraded electronics. Maybe it's just me but I don't like the way the v3 looks.

 

[Christopher Ospring]

thank you all for the help

 

[Susan W.]

I have a Vamo v2 and my friend has an iTaste 4.0. As far as vapability - if that is a word, I think they are the same. I didn't notice any difference but I didn't do extensive testing. Just used the same clearo on both with the same flavor juice. My friend thought there was no difference either. She did like the look of the iTaste 4.0 better though. It doesn't matter to me what it looks like, just as long as it's not green colored. Her iTaste 4.0 had more scratches in it and she's had it less time than I've had my Vamo but I think she is a lot rougher on her equipment than I am, though I didn't tell her that.

 

[Susan W.]

Oh, and I agree about getting a good charger. Actually two good chargers. Always have a back up for everything.

 

[GentlemanVapist]

I did not know the SID's tube was compatible with the Evic's tubes. Looks like a double whammy to me, I been meaning to get the two, and now knowing that the tubes are interchangeable, it makes it all the better. Are the top caps also interchangeable?

 

[Roncgizmo]

A few weeks ago I was asking the same thing. V2, V3 or the SVD. I ended up getting the V3 in stainless. I liked the V2 but I didn't like that it was a press fit tube over the V3's threaded tube. So then I was down between the SVD and the V3. That was a hard call. Both have some very nice features so I figure at some point I'm going to get both of them but ended up buying the V3 first. I think the deciding factor was the shipping time. I think the Vamo was in stock and the SVD had a 5 day wait.

 

[Vapeaddikt]

Save the time and money on short term cheaper mods. Invest in 1 or 2 good solid choices and not only will you get a better vape experience but they will last.

 

[Katya]

Both the stainless steel Vamo and the iTaste are solid choices.

Just sayin...

 

[TheSRV]

I prefer the SVD personally, but I also like the vamo. It depends on your preference really. Another one of mine that I like is the iTaste MVP.