What's the most durable eGo model\brand ?

[M873240]

Hi,

I want to switch to an eGo-style ecig and would like to hear from you, what's the most reliable and durable eGo model and brand, I'd hate to replace batts and tanks often because of tech failure, I rather spend more on first purchase than getting something cheap and pay for it all the time.

Thanks!

[irwink]

Joye.

[Tam]

Vision Spinners are a variable voltage battery. The eight or nine that I have...haven't taken a count recently...have lasted me quite some time now and seem very durable. As for tanks and clearomizers, you're going to have to replace those or the parts inside on a regular basis as these aren't meant to last forever. I prefer those that I can change out the parts so I don't have to buy the whole thing all the time. Anyvape Davide minis are my current favorite when I'm not direct dripping.

[Patricia]

It is great that you know that from the get go and did not have to do like me and buy over $100.00 worth of the "less expensive" hardware to save money. When actuality it is MORE expensive because that stuff just tears up on you and you end up having to buy more. I, like Tam prefer the Vision Spinners and as far as tanks my current favorite is Kanger Protank 2s.

[Jeffb]

I have found my Joyetech Twists last longer than my Vision Spinners. That being said I like the size of the Spinner better than the Twist.

[WillBlack]

Just in case you want to up your game a tad, this is a good deal for a fine PV.

http://101vape.com/vvvw/148-innokin-itaste-mvp-v20.html

Long lasting, nice read out, VariableWattage, and the ability to charge it while vaping, just to name a few advantages.

[aufin]

Maybe it's just me, but I've been content with the eGo style 1100 extended life batteries topped with EVOD tanks. Simple, relatively inexpencive and, for me, durable enough to last long enough to rub the paint off. Pop in a fresh coil and keep on keepn' on.