vison spinner or itaste

[DeniseNNC]

I use an ego t and I need a backup,as mine doesn't hold charge very long..Nothing fancy and over 30$,on a budget right now.Can someone recommend something that holds a good charge & where would you get it & the exact name.No fasttech plz still waiting on an order from a month ago.
Thanks

 

[jdrewry]

It's a couple of dollars over, but it's worth checking out...

Vision Spinner 2 Battery 1600mAh

 

[Cool-breeze]

I taste has a few different options. If you're looking for battery life the MVP is the way to go. itll be over your budget though. I think you can find them for 40-50.

 

[smittytoo]

I use an ego t and I need a backup,as mine doesn't hold charge very long.

I have the same problem with my 900mah ego-t batteries. I would like to have more durable batteries
that are the same diameter as the ones I have, that are 14mm.
Would I gain anything by going to VV batteries? I'm using a mini protank 2 glassomizer.

 

[Bryong70]

I have a Vision Spinner 2 Battery 1600mAh, I never use. Cause I prefer my Itaste V3 over it. Even though it's only 800mah, it has pass-thru. I can charge it in my car or at my computer, etc.

Also the MVP 2 is great for $40, probably one of the best VV/VW devices to get. Personally I'd save more $ and get the MVP 2

http://101vape.com/variable-voltagewattage-devices/183-innokin-itaste-vv-v3-express-kit.html

http://101vape.com/variable-voltagewattage-devices/148-innokin-itaste-mvp-v20.html

 

[KODIAK (TM)]

I have the same problem with my 900mah ego-t batteries. I would like to have more durable batteries
that are the same diameter as the ones I have, that are 14mm.
Would I gain anything by going to VV batteries? I'm using a mini protank 2 glassomizer.

Well the "spinner" types will give you a longer battery run but they're typically too long for me.

Seriously consider the iTaste VV V3. Yes, it's an 800mah battery but has a pass-through so you can vape when you drive or when near a USB port. Plus you get a digital readout, with power remaining, wattage settings and it will check ohms. A nice little compact device. Very "pocketable" without the atty.

The "chip" and display for the VV3 is the same as that in the MVP2. So if you get both (like I have), operation is pretty seamless when you go from one to the other.

Ebay has 'em for about $28. Free shipping and typically no sales tax of course.

 

[smittytoo]

Thanks for the input, I appreciate it. I think any of those would be a definite improvement over
what I'm using now, and the prices don't look bad at all.