Just gotta remember, there's more to an RTA than just the material the tank section is made of. And that itself is subjective, if you don't vape tank crackers, or are good to your devices (my $100 anythings never leave the house. That's what I use my $20 RTAs for.) And if you look at the FB group, us with issues here are definitely in the minority.
Personally, my Sherman was $95 shipped. But that's a far cry less than some people pay for their $300 RTAs or their $200 mechanical mods. Plus the Sherman already has a ton of 3rd party accessories for it available to negate the plastic tank. It's even less of an issue if you love the look of it (which is why I had to have one - when you fall in love with anything, price and materials aren't an issue.)
Same argument can be had with these $400 stabwood mods that look like my old highschool counselor's acrylic nails - i think they're rediculous and look like something you'd get from Hot Topic, but if you love it, it's worth the price.
And I'm not arguing with you, just showing you a different perspective. Because I could have the same argument with you about the Modfather versus the Cthulhu Gaia RDTA, for example - why spend $70 on a Modfather when you could've had the Gaia for $18 a week ago (and is also the best RTA I've used, so far.)
Agreed on stabwood.Just gotta remember, there's more to an RTA than just the material the tank section is made of. And that itself is subjective, if you don't vape tank crackers, or are good to your devices (my $100 anythings never leave the house. That's what I use my $20 RTAs for.) And if you look at the FB group, us with issues here are definitely in the minority.
Personally, my Sherman was $95 shipped. But that's a far cry less than some people pay for their $300 RTAs or their $200 mechanical mods. Plus the Sherman already has a ton of 3rd party accessories for it available to negate the plastic tank. It's even less of an issue if you love the look of it (which is why I had to have one - when you fall in love with anything, price and materials aren't an issue.)
Same argument can be had with these $400 stabwood mods that look like my old highschool counselor's acrylic nails - i think they're rediculous and look like something you'd get from Hot Topic, but if you love it, it's worth the price.
And I'm not arguing with you, just showing you a different perspective. Because I could have the same argument with you about the Modfather versus the Cthulhu Gaia RDTA, for example - why spend $70 on a Modfather when you could've had the Gaia for $18 a week ago (and is also the best RTA I've used, so far.)
Mechs though.... Shame on you
Still following this thread to see how the Ultem works out for folks who get it.
