So now that I have had my wetbox for about a week now, I can write a competent review with out any first immpresions funny business.
First off, it is not pretty; it has an terrible griptape finish and the cutlines where the bottle is exposed is not even. However, we all know that just because something doesn't look cool doesn't mean that it isn't functional.
My only experience with ecigs basically is built upon using the ego style battery and kr-808, 510, and 901 style batteries; but I will say that it seems like there is an rise in performance with this battery. Never have I ever with an ego battery made an atty almost too hot to touch. These 14500 batts definately put out, and one will last me about a days worth of work.
So battery life and vapor production is really no different than your standard ego vaping setup besides the fact that the vapor is warmer than usual.
Now to the part that makes the wetbox more than just an ugly 3.7 box mod, the bottom feeding.
I was under the impression that this mod was strictly a cartomizer mod, so I delt with it and used cartomizers. Problem is, is that I do not like cartomizers. I filled my cartos, and put it on and vaped away and could not escape that gross cartomizer taste. So I got curious and put on a 510 atty. It worked, and still works really well. I did find that if you over squeeze the bottle it does leak juice, its more of finding a balance of what works to avoid getting the greasy hand. I did find however that not all 510 attys, even ones from the same manufacturer, are created equally. Out of six functional 510 attys, two of them do not fit. My guess is that the heatinf coil is in the way.
To make a long review short, the wetbox is a decent bottom feeding mod. You do not have to use cartomizers contrary to popular belief, but if it does not easily slide over your feeder needle, do not force it, as I am assuming you will damage it.
To wrap it up. I have almost been exclusively using my wetbox, and I am very happy with it.
Thanks for reading, and happy vaping.
First off, it is not pretty; it has an terrible griptape finish and the cutlines where the bottle is exposed is not even. However, we all know that just because something doesn't look cool doesn't mean that it isn't functional.
My only experience with ecigs basically is built upon using the ego style battery and kr-808, 510, and 901 style batteries; but I will say that it seems like there is an rise in performance with this battery. Never have I ever with an ego battery made an atty almost too hot to touch. These 14500 batts definately put out, and one will last me about a days worth of work.
So battery life and vapor production is really no different than your standard ego vaping setup besides the fact that the vapor is warmer than usual.
Now to the part that makes the wetbox more than just an ugly 3.7 box mod, the bottom feeding.
I was under the impression that this mod was strictly a cartomizer mod, so I delt with it and used cartomizers. Problem is, is that I do not like cartomizers. I filled my cartos, and put it on and vaped away and could not escape that gross cartomizer taste. So I got curious and put on a 510 atty. It worked, and still works really well. I did find that if you over squeeze the bottle it does leak juice, its more of finding a balance of what works to avoid getting the greasy hand. I did find however that not all 510 attys, even ones from the same manufacturer, are created equally. Out of six functional 510 attys, two of them do not fit. My guess is that the heatinf coil is in the way.
To make a long review short, the wetbox is a decent bottom feeding mod. You do not have to use cartomizers contrary to popular belief, but if it does not easily slide over your feeder needle, do not force it, as I am assuming you will damage it.
To wrap it up. I have almost been exclusively using my wetbox, and I am very happy with it.
Thanks for reading, and happy vaping.
