Copper Akuma clone

[Dadrun Kwan]

Just bought a red copper Akuma clone after hearing a lot of good reviews and feedback on the clone Acerig made. After further inspection it seems that I actually ordered one made by Ijoye. Now I'm a little worried I may have wasted my money because I haven't heard anything on the Ijoye model. I would appreciate any feedback anyone has on Ijoye clones, and in particular, would LOVE to hear some feedback on the red copper Akuma clone by Ijoye while I wait on my vapemail. Thanks in advance.

 

[Chelonian]

Clones, regardless of the "brand" are made by whatever shop ran that production run.

Resellers' like Infinite, EH Pro, and H Cigar, generally just pick the best examples.

As long as it works, wash it up good, check for any out of place shavings, and enjoy

 

[TheQueenie]

Clones, regardless of the "brand" are made by whatever shop ran that production run.

Resellers' like Infinite, EH Pro, and H Cigar, generally just pick the best examples.

As long as it works, wash it up good, check for any out of place shavings, and enjoy

Hes right, generally speaking if its the same design its going to work just fine/just as good. Either way I always make sure to clean everything really well

 

[Dadrun Kwan]

Clones, regardless of the "brand" are made by whatever shop ran that production run.0

Resellers' like Infinite, EH Pro, and H Cigar, generally just pick the best examples.

As long as it works, wash it up good, check for any out of place shavings, and enjoy

Thanks for the info, it's appreciated. I always go with a sterile bath and then a once or twice over, to get rid of any burs. I polish(sand when needed)contacts and clean threads prior to use. I'd rather taste Cosmic Fog than Machine oil ;P

 

[Daddy dan123]

Did you get yours from 101vape. Cuz I just did on a whim and then of course I run I to it's the same as yours and ugh why me lol I always seem to do this lol. I dont care as long as it works aha