REVIEW: M702 SMART PCC from Absolutelyecigs.com (SMOORE)

[Fedor]

Just got my M702 today. Very excited about it.

Came in 6 days and in simple packaging. I like this as i think it gets through customs much better.

Moving on to the review. The build and quality of this M702 is what i've come to expect from this manufacturer. Sturdy, light and attractive. The difference between the M702 and the M403 is that the connectors are reversed. You are able to see a band on the M403, thus making the 3 sections seen clearly. On the M702, you do not see the usual band. Therefore, it looks neater with only one fine line in the middle.

Vapor production is as advertised. Comparing apple to apple, i used a fresh atomiser and cart from an M401 and compared it with the M702. The M702 indeed produces slightly more vapor. I am not sure if this is attributed to the atomiser or battery enhancement. One thing for sure, this little e-cig is a workhorse. Its only 86mm but outperforms some of the bigger models i've used.

Flavor and throat hit wise, i do not see much of a difference between the M401/2. But i never had a problem in this department and have always been satisfied with the throat hit/ flavor of all Mseries.

The PCC is a gem, the battery indicator is a convenient addition and the quality and materials used does not disappoint. To see the battery level, just press the button on the case and it shows instantly the battery level. To know if your battery is fully charged, press on the button for a few seconds and see the LED blink. If the light stays yellow after the blinking, then it is fully charged. If it changes to red, then it still needs charging.

I will continue to update with further use. Overall, this is a great e-cig. I highly recommend it to anyone, newbie or not.

The supplier i got from was very helpful with providing me with information. A special mention to their exceptional customer service and email response. I've never seen such good english competency from a chinese company. They are not on the forums as a sponsor possibly due to them not wanting to "compete" with their own customers on the forums. This is possibly why they are not as popular as some other suppliers. Ive used them personally for the past 10 months and they never dissapoint.

I'll be getting the M602 and M401/2 manual batts next.

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[Turbo]

Cool, I've been waiting to hear your review on this. I would like to have a model w/ a PCC for nights on the town. I'm interested in hearing how long the PCC holds up. I'll be checking back.

[Philip]

I've got one on order and interested to see what it really is like.

[Turbo]

I know the atty is different than the 401 but is the wick exposed for dipping?

[Fedor]

I know the atty is different than the 401 but is the wick exposed for dipping?

It is. The wick looks almost the same as the M401.

[Winace]

Is the cart two pieces like the NPRO? How many drops do they hold? I actually like the NPRO if it weren't for the carts being a pain to refill and the autobats getting to the point where you suck till your ears pop! Do these come with automatic batteries and are manuals available?

[Fedor]

Is the cart two pieces like the NPRO? How many drops do they hold? I actually like the NPRO if it weren't for the carts being a pain to refill and the autobats getting to the point where you suck till your ears pop! Do these come with automatic batteries and are manuals available?

I don't have any experience with the Npro. All i can say is that the carts are the same one used for the M401/2/3. Carts are not difficult to refill for me and the batts has an easy enough drag.

Manual batts are not available for the M702. They only have manual batts for M401, M402 and M602.

[Snarkyone]

One thing I always like about the m401 is how much the draw on it is like a real tobacco cigarette, the throat hit was fine as was the vapor which is really nothing as long as the taste and throat hit are there I don't need a huge cloud of vapor. I would imagine if you like the taste and throat hit that the m401 provides then you would like the m702. If I had not switched over to GreenCig cartomizers I would look into one. One thing that seems apparent in the pic is that the PCC is not just a piece of crap body like a knock off band aid bandage box. I might even still sometime down the road but not this month, this months E-Cig kit of the month is a JuiceBox which I am all jazzed over. I think it's going to be Christmas gift for my mother, that might be the only way I ever see my damn Dragon kit in my hands again, lol!

[Winace]

One thing I always like about the m401 is how much the draw on it is like a real tobacco cigarette, the throat hit was fine as was the vapor which is really nothing as long as the taste and throat hit are there I don't need a huge cloud of vapor. I would imagine if you like the taste and throat hit that the m401 provides then you would like the m702. If I had not switched over to GreenCig cartomizers I would look into one. One thing that seems apparent in the pic is that the PCC is not just a piece of crap body like a knock off band aid bandage box. I might even still sometime down the road but not this month, this months E-Cig kit of the month is a JuiceBox which I am all jazzed over. I think it's going to be Christmas gift for my mother, that might be the only way I ever see my damn Dragon kit in my hands again, lol!

These mini's, from what I have seen, have larger attys. Which makes them hit harder. My NPROs hit harder than the 510's I have. I believe it is all due to quality of the atty. I hope this mini keeps a good attomizer, for I am looking for a good super mini. I just hope the carts are not like the NPRO (pain in the ___)

[Fedor]

Update: The M702 is still performing very well and the throat hit is getting better from breaking in the atomiser.

Still no complaints on the PCC. This thing is sleek and i dropped it a few times without breaking it.

Edit: Look out for the M401/2 manual batts and M602 review next!