Just received (yesterday) the Xpower 900c from Litecigusa. I have to admit I had reservations about yet another knock off of the Joye eGo. After an hour of vaping on it, I can tell you to put those reservations aside. I am fully impressed with the Xpower so far, using just the stock cartomizer that came with it. Even my wife likes it, and she's a die hard KR808 user, simply because it looks like a real cig. She constantly makes fun of my for using my mods in public.
The Xpower came with 5 pre-filled cartomizers, usb cable-charger and wall adapter, 2 950 mAh batteries and 1 cone. I have since ordered a second cone, an atomizer and empty cartridges to try dripping and carts as well. The 301 cartomizers that came with the unit are HUGE! Far bigger than 510 and KR808 cartos. I was worried the 301 size would be too small! These things must hold 1.5 ml of juice. I'll find out exactly when it comes time to refill one.
I have but one negative, and it's not a total downer; The manual push button seems a bit loose. It has a slight jiggle to it (on both batteries). It is very easy to use, though, and all the other positives I have on this far outweigh a slight jiggle.
I am looking forward to giving a complete review, hopefully Litecig's first review on the Xpower.
The Xpower came with 5 pre-filled cartomizers, usb cable-charger and wall adapter, 2 950 mAh batteries and 1 cone. I have since ordered a second cone, an atomizer and empty cartridges to try dripping and carts as well. The 301 cartomizers that came with the unit are HUGE! Far bigger than 510 and KR808 cartos. I was worried the 301 size would be too small! These things must hold 1.5 ml of juice. I'll find out exactly when it comes time to refill one.
I have but one negative, and it's not a total downer; The manual push button seems a bit loose. It has a slight jiggle to it (on both batteries). It is very easy to use, though, and all the other positives I have on this far outweigh a slight jiggle.
I am looking forward to giving a complete review, hopefully Litecig's first review on the Xpower.