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That's a NEGATIVE from me, DP, LD.
I've seen mixed (ranging love to hate) reviews. As a rule I avoid anything with a lot of both those opinions.
It might be great though.
And it might bite.
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I've seen mixed (ranging love to hate) reviews. As a rule I avoid anything with a lot of both those opinions.
It might be great though.
And it might bite.
Glad I replied with such confident, and clearly un-experienced convictions? [emoji23]
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I just received one over a week ago, and it is a fantastic vape. We should have some in stock in a few days. The tank is "leak-proof" and has a great flavor and vapor. Top fill and top airflow. I'm still on my original coil too.
I just checked it out on the Joytech site, and note that they advertise it as leak "resistant", not leak proof.
I'll wait for the jury to come in on this one.
RodeoGeorge
I see them as the same, but I get what you are saying. The design of the tank is really interesting. The tank is really in 2 pieces. The base/tank is a sealed cup. The top has the airflow, and the steam connected. You screw the coil into the stem, which is part of the top, and fill the tank about 2/3rd up with liquid. Screw the top on the tank, and the coil touches the bottom of the cup, to make a connection for power.
I had one other device like that -- the VapeOnly Aura. It never leaked either, and performed decent. It just wasn't great, so we never stocked it.
The only e-liquid I've had come out of the Cubis is when I fill the tank past the Max line. Any extra comes out of the top, while you screw it down. I just fill it slightly under the line now. And... the performance is really good. It is close to the Uwell Crown for vapor and flavor.
LD thanks for that info.
Just playing the devil's advocate here, but when you unscrew the top section to fill, you'd have the liquid draining off of the top section to contend with. But no different I guess than the liquid in the Aspire Nautilus (my device of choice) when it's turned upside down and the bottom removed.
It does look like it's going to be about the same price point as the Nautilus.
RodeoGeorge
Just playing the devil's advocate here, but when you unscrew the top section to fill, you'd have the liquid draining off of the top section to contend with. But no different I guess than the liquid in the Aspire Nautilus (my device of choice) when it's turned upside down and the bottom removed.
It does look like it's going to be about the same price point as the Nautilus.
RodeoGeorge
You are correct, if you do not take care of it, it will drip down. When I take the top off, I tap the stem on the inside side of the tank, and either turn it upside-down and rest it on the desk by the drip tip, or I just fill under the stem without moving it from above the cup.
$17.95 is not too bad for a tank that performs like this!
Joyetech Cubis Tank - 3.5ML (Stainless)
We have a few in black also:
Joyetech Cubis Tank - 3.5ML (Black)
Joyetech Cubis Tank - 3.5ML (Stainless)
We have a few in black also:
Joyetech Cubis Tank - 3.5ML (Black)
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