I use just a regular volt so what would be the step up? I love the nanos but I would like to try something that last a little longer. Any suggestions?
Step up from nanos?
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Adam, if you mean regular like 78mm's, then you should go to X2's and the T3 (larger than the Nano) will be coming to Smokeless Image soon. I am really excited about them and can't wait to get my hands on one of them.
Without stepping to an X2 (SI's fat batt)? That would greatly increase your battery life.
Clearos have a tad more capacity, but they look a little odd on the regular Volts, and can make it hard to push the button on manuals (at least for me). There's talk of higher capacity (longer) Nanos though, that SI might be working on. There are XL cartos too. I think those hold a tad more liquid - and you can look into inserting them into a tank...or you could wait for the T3s, which would probably still work with the regular batts - but the regular batts probably wouldn't stay charged long enough to vape through all that liquid.
Clearos have a tad more capacity, but they look a little odd on the regular Volts, and can make it hard to push the button on manuals (at least for me). There's talk of higher capacity (longer) Nanos though, that SI might be working on. There are XL cartos too. I think those hold a tad more liquid - and you can look into inserting them into a tank...or you could wait for the T3s, which would probably still work with the regular batts - but the regular batts probably wouldn't stay charged long enough to vape through all that liquid.
The clearos are 1.6ml, they do look a little odd but not too crazy and they work on a volt.
I can recommend SI's X2 batteries they are great and they have a semi all day battery and if your near a outlet you can use it as a passthrough
I agree. 650 mah (or more) is very nice. Additionally, Vapor4Life has 3.5 ml and 6 ml dual coil cartomizer tanks that work outstandingly but you do need a larger capacity battery like the X2. The 650 mah X2 is not too huge, although if you are using standard mini batteries it take a bit to get used to.
I prefer the ce3 over the nano and they hold a little more than the nano too. Beyond that, there is nothing that will be slim like the nano to keep the sleek look like an analog. There are other tanks and clearo that hold more that will work on the 78mm battery, but they are all much wider than the 78mm battery
I haven't used the nano but the CE3 has been amazing for me. I've had mine since Aug 15th and have only opened up one so far. I've thought about cleaning it but I keep using the same juice and just don't want the down time 
I concur that the CE3 WILL work on a 65/78mm batt in a pinch. But, it is a bit of a pain to push the button on a manual. Also, i like to just stand up my X2/CE3 combo when i'm not using it - can't do that with a 65/78 due to he rounded tip.
I concur that the CE3 WILL work on a 65/78mm batt in a pinch. But, it is a bit of a pain to push the button on a manual. Also, i like to just stand up my X2/CE3 combo when i'm not using it - can't do that with a 65/78 due to he rounded tip.
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