This forum is wonderful. Ive been lurking around for a while and have decided to finally post my newbie questions. Does anyone know the difference between the eGo C and eGo T?
Whats the difference between the eGo-C and teh eGo-T by Joyetech?
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Yes. The eGo-t "introduced" the tank model on the Joyetech line. It has leaking issues, and you can't replace the atomizer core itself. You'd have to buy the atomizer base, atomizer core, and atomizer housing unit, I believe. Higher TCO, total cost of ownership.
The eGo-C means "changeable" in terms of the atomizer core. The atomzier base, core and housing unit comes apart, exposing the atomizer core, which can be replaced as a consumable item when it eventually dies. Lower TCO.
The eGo-C still leaks around the tank/mouthpiece. I upgraded to three Kanger T3 bottom coil clearomizers to put on top of my eGo-C 1000mah twist batteries, and it's a great startup piece. Get the eGo-C starter kit if that's what you think is for you, and then get some Kanger T3 bottom coils, and some replacement coils @ 2.5ohms.
The eGo-C means "changeable" in terms of the atomizer core. The atomzier base, core and housing unit comes apart, exposing the atomizer core, which can be replaced as a consumable item when it eventually dies. Lower TCO.
The eGo-C still leaks around the tank/mouthpiece. I upgraded to three Kanger T3 bottom coil clearomizers to put on top of my eGo-C 1000mah twist batteries, and it's a great startup piece. Get the eGo-C starter kit if that's what you think is for you, and then get some Kanger T3 bottom coils, and some replacement coils @ 2.5ohms.
To add to what Beretta has already described as the differences, the original eGo-C batteries (non-Twist) also added a battery charge indication feature. The LED color of the button would change between white, light blue, and dark blue depending on the estimated remaining battery charge, which was a nice little feature that the eGo-T didn't have. I had a few of these batteries and they worked great for me with LR clearos for quite a while until the eGo-C Twist batteries came out, and then I gave them to a couple of friends to use.
I myself finally kicked analogs after I found the ego-c . When I had leaking a issue I went back 2 my local vendor where I got it. I found out the reason for the leakage was not the system but I was the problem. I was taking to hard of a draw. I took longer gentler draws. Didn't have a problem after that. Hope this helps.
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