510 Clear-o-mizers IN STOCK!

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Electronic Cigarette - Cartomizers - Clearomizers

These are the Vision style clearomizers, available in 4 different sizes:

0.8ml - $3.99
1.2ml - $4.19
2.5ml - $5.99 (w/ optional LED)
3.5ml - $6.39 (w/ optional LED)

these are approx 2.5-2.9 ohm.

Though I have only been using them a short time, I must they, they are very enjoyable. A vast improvement over the CE-2's we used to get from RoyalSmokers.

Please let me know what you think!

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I got 2 of these and I loved it.

The only problem that I had so far is that when they are bellow half of its capacity you have to laid it down to let the juice get to the coil at the top.

Also I am learning how to use it and I think you have to give it smooth drags or you will get juice in your drip tip.

The flavor changed completely and its stronger and better with these fluxomizers, overall I really liked.
 

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808 thread. Yes, no, maybe?

No plans yet. We will wait a little while to see how well these are received. If the demand is there, it is no problem to get some on order.

I really like these (get them in black vs. the clear) dual coil. They seem to use the same filler the old Boge cartos did, and they last me about a week. I'm hesitant to reorder the Boge LR with the new filler type since these seemingly outperform.

Are you sure were talking about the same cartos? The dont have any filler. They are CE-2 style.

I got 2 of these and I loved it.

The only problem that I had so far is that when they are bellow half of its capacity you have to laid it down to let the juice get to the coil at the top.

Also I am learning how to use it and I think you have to give it smooth drags or you will get juice in your drip tip.

The flavor changed completely and its stronger and better with these fluxomizers, overall I really liked.

hmmm.... I havnt had any wicking issue... other than maybe they wick a little too well at times. Maybe re-seating the cup-seal will help (the rubber plug). Make sure the notches are lined up with the wicks on either side. They do spit a little. The larger capacity ones are better, as the mouthpiece is a bit bigger, and includes baffles to catch juice/condensate, like the EGO-T carts.

i like the 1.2's and 2.5s the best. The LEDs are pretty bright, and I would recommend white LEDs for darker juices, as the colored LED's might not come through as well.

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Care to post any pics of the different models with LED's? Perhaps make a video.

I'd order some to try but you don't have the ohms listed. There is no where to pick the ohm's you want even after it's in your basket. Saying they are approx 2.5-2.9 ohm is very vague. We all know there cannot be any single clearomiser with a rating from 2.5-2.9. Your lower end models must be 2.5 and the highest you carry is 2.9. Also are these ratings ballpark figures like another company does (2.4-2.6 - two point four to two point six) so you never really know what your getting or will these be right on the money ohm rating wise?
 

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Care to post any pics of the different models with LED's? Perhaps make a video.

I'd order some to try but you don't have the ohms listed. There is no where to pick the ohm's you want even after it's in your basket. Saying they are approx 2.5-2.9 ohm is very vague. We all know there cannot be any single clearomiser with a rating from 2.5-2.9. Your lower end models must be 2.5 and the highest you carry is 2.9. Also are these ratings ballpark figures like another company does (2.4-2.6 - two point four to two point six) so you never really know what your getting or will these be right on the money ohm rating wise?

Sure... I'll try to take some pics today.

I am sorry about the resistance... For some reason that info was hidden. I have corrected this.

as far as I am aware, all of the cartos we carry have a 4 tenths tolerance. For example, the Smok Tech 2.0's, clearly state on the box "2.0 ± 0.2Ω ", which would indicate a resistance of approx. 1.8-2.2 ohm.

Hummm Im intrigued by these.... so do I see these right.... they act like a tank, with no filler except for the wick that I assume brings juice to the atomizer?

I may have to order a few of these as I hate filling up my Carto every 45 min or so....

They are just improved CE-2s as far as Im concerned. They work so well though, I plan to inquire about a steel version, which may help to increase their lifespan. Maybe with a viewing window too.

The little ones, go through juice quick. the little .8, i find myself filling multiple times a day. the 3.5s are a little big, but nice for capacity. the 2.5s are just right, IMO.
 

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Sure... I'll try to take some pics today.

I am sorry about the resistance... For some reason that info was hidden. I have corrected this.

I have refreshed my browser and even opened the page anew in a different browser. What I see now on the page is this
Standard 510 Clearomizers. 2.5-2.9 Ohm. Available in multiple sizes. With or without LED

I still do not see a range of Ohms to choose from for each atty sold. 2.5, 2.6, 2.7, 2.8 and 2.9. You cannot say each atty is 2.5-2.9 ohms.. that wont work.. they would operate in too many voltage ranges.

The other company gets you closer to the actual ohm rating because they give you a difference of 2 ohms. Example, 2.4 through 2.6 or 3.0 through 3.2. I find these are actually closer to the low end, so 2.4 through 2.6 ( written as 2.4-2.6) is considered 2.4 ohms.

A 2.5 ohm atty operates best between 4.25 volts and 4.50 volts. A 2.9 ohm atty operates best between 4.75 volts and 4.9 volts.

People who buy 3.7 volt Riva's from you cannot even use these atty's. It may work but they would get a really bad vape. At 3.7 volts and a 2.9 ohm atty they would get a 4.72 watt vape. This is no where near the sweet spot most people use between 7 and 8 to 8.50 watts. A 2.5 ohm at 3.7 volts would give them a 5.48 watts hit. A very cold vape that doesn't produce much vapor.

You would have to have a variable voltage e-cig to be sure you can use these to put you in the optimal vaping range if they were each rated 2.5 to 2.9 ohms. That's just too much of a voltage difference to expect people to account for. This is why when most people sell atty's they sell them at certain ohm ratings, 2.4 or 2.6 or 2.8 or 3.0 because with that information you are sure to know the correct voltage to operate them at. These are all sold as such to put you in the sweet spot range.

Consider these wattage charts that show watts for a given voltage and ohm rating: http://img41.imageshack.us/img41/8248/wattagebig.jpg

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...el-power-worksheet-voltage-vs-resistance.html

I like 3.0 ohm atties because I vape at 5.0 volts. This produces warm 8.33 watts and tons of vapor, my sweet spot area. With your 2.5 through 2.9 range, I'll never know how close to that 8.33 watt area I can get. If the atty is closer to 2.5 ohms than 2.9 ohms, I will have wasted my money. My 5 volt box mod would not even work well with a 2.5 ohm atty. This would produce 10 watts and burn up the atty and juice.

Now do you see why I implore you to refine the ohms ranges on the atty's? Most of the time people would list the atty's like:

510 Clearomizer - 0.8ml 2.4 ohms
510 Clearomizer - 0.8ml 2.6 ohms
510 Clearomizer - 0.8ml 2.8 ohms

or perhaps

510 Clearomizer - 0.8ml 2.4-2.6 ohms (these are closer to the low end of the rating as stated by the company)
510 Clearomizer - 0.8ml 2.6-2.8 ohms

Instead of listing them in columns they might just say:

510 Clearomizer - 0.8ml [Drop Box Ohm Selector] <-- have a drop box to select the ohms they desire.


But never as broad as 2.5-2.9. You run into too many problems with such a broad range.

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People are going to bash me for explaining this to you but I felt I had to clarify my position because the website does not reflect that you either understand these things or implemented them correctly on the site. I'm just trying to help. You get this issue straight and you will see your sales go through the roof.
 

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They are just improved CE-2s as far as Im concerned. They work so well though, I plan to inquire about a steel version, which may help to increase their lifespan. Maybe with a viewing window too.

The little ones, go through juice quick. the little .8, i find myself filling multiple times a day. the 3.5s are a little big, but nice for capacity. the 2.5s are just right, IMO.

You have to forgive my newbie ignorance...2 week old vaper here, so never used the CE2s. So there is no filler other than the wick? And it seems like the 2.5ml is quite nice. If 5ml tanks last most folks 6-8hrs of steady vaping...then the 2.5's would be perfect for at least 3 hours.... I have read the CE2s have a bad habit of cracking after 2 weeks or so... how are these holding out?
 

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my bad...

No filler. Just a wick. The wick is nice and fat though. I will try to get some pics up soon. I am planning to set aside some time, to provide a bit more detail for most of the products on the site. I want pictures from multiple angles, comparison or side-by-side shots (which would be especially handy when introducing new products), as well as more detailed descriptions, in terms of their suitability, and what the user can reasonable expect in terms of performance, and lifespan, etc...

These hold up very well. I have been trying many new things these days, and have been jumping between devices through the course of a day. One though, I make sure to keep with me, are these clearomizers. They wick great. Never had a burnt taste (knock on wood). great warmth and vapor production.

the plastic holds up pretty well. mine seem to come apart from the metal threaded end, after about a week. a drop of super glue solves this for me, and i use for another week. i dont see any reason they couldn't be used longer. even if performance began to degrade, the coil is readily accessible, and i cant think of any reason a dry burn would hurt it.

I am beginning to like the larger ones a bit more. it seems they just take longer to break in. at least in my experience.

i have noticed a couple small improvements which can be made to them, which I can inquire about after CNY.
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I also have some samples from a new supplier that are very intriguing. These are like the CE2 from royalsmoker. But I got these in Dual Coil! Got a DC Ego CE2, and a couple XXXL 510's... they are clear, and very nice. I will be ordering some of these again, after CNY... just wanted to give you the heads-up.
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also... big plans for the new year... lots of things in the works, beyond just new products. and.... I really want to do more contests. I am just finding it hard to find the time or orchestrate them. If anyone has any contest suggestions (not prize suggestions ;), please let me know.

and Variable Voltage. more than one. gotta love variety! :D

Ty
 

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You should really check into the new CE2's from RoyalSmoker. From your description, it sounds like they have way less tube issues than the current LF clearos and they have a pretty long life. 1-2 months each with minimal maintenance. They also come in black 808D versions. *wink wink, nudge nudge*

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BTW, I noticed on the RoyalSmoker site that they are about to manufacture new CE2 versions for Riva/Ego type batteries. They are calling them CE4's, and as far as I can tell, they are just standard CE2's with the new 'no-crack tubes' shaped to follow the traditional coned shape of the fat batts. There's also a new 'Plus Clearomizer' that looks very snazzy, but from the pictures I suspect the tubes are made of the old crack friendly plastic. Oh, and they are also making wider cones for the CE2's, now.

Not sure why I hardly see any new products from Joye, Boge or Kanger now. They pretty much still have the exact same stuff they did a year ago, just slightly updated, while the 'lesser' manufacturers are putting out all kinds of new cool stuff.
 
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You should really check into the new CE2's from RoyalSmoker. From your description, it sounds like they have way less tube issues than the current LF clearos and they have a pretty long life. 1-2 months each with minimal maintenance. They also come in black 808D versions. *wink wink, nudge nudge*

[EDIT]
BTW, I noticed on the RoyalSmoker site that they are about to manufacture new CE2 versions for Riva/Ego type batteries. They are calling them CE4's, and as far as I can tell, they are just standard CE2's with the new 'no-crack tubes' shaped to follow the traditional coned shape of the fat batts. There's also a new 'Plus Clearomizer' that looks very snazzy, but from the pictures I suspect the tubes are made of the old crack friendly plastic. Oh, and they are also making wider cones for the CE2's, now.

Not sure why I hardly see any new products from Joye, Boge or Kanger now. They pretty much still have the exact same stuff they did a year ago, just slightly updated, while the 'lesser' manufacturers are putting out all kinds of new cool stuff.

I have heard good things about the CE-3 or smokeymizers... but we've had bad experiences with RoyalSmokers. I dont think we will be ordering from them any time soon. But, that is Abe's call. If you want to plead your case, take it to ABE ;)

Gonna take these for a test ride, gonna ask a little off topic I have been using VV mods recently and would like to buy my batteries from you as well, gonna be needing some IMR 18650 3.7 V 1600MAh Batteries soon, also some LC 14500 900MAh. Let me know, keep on the good work guys

We've got a lot of Trustfire and Ultrafire batteries. I have heard really good things about IMR and AW's, but our supplier didnt have the stock when placing my last order. If anyone knows of another source, I am happy to look into it.
 

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Actually, I was talking about the NEW version of the CE2, not the CE3. :p

I know some do like the bottom coil design of the CE3, but I still prefer the CE2's now that they have better tubes. Top coil always makes for a warmer vape and fuller flavor.

On a very much related note, I just got my most recent order from LF and loving it. Got some Boge cartos at 3.0 ohms to see what the fuss is all about.

Since it's 3.0 ohms, flavor's coming better, of course. Vapor production is also very nice, but on a side-by-side comparison of both (using brand new Boge and CE2 R6 cartos with the same juice), I think I still like the CE2 better - feels a lot more like direct dripping than using a carto. A little less vapor, but better flavor and TH than the Boge. I may have to 'plead my case' with ABE, as you put it. I am very happy with LF and I hate having to spread my vaping purchases across multiple vendors. :p

BTW, I looked more into the CE4's made specially for Riva/eGo/vGo/kGo/Leo or any other 'fat batt' devices, and it looks like it has some leak issues. Too bad, too... they look awesome. :/

I think that just like with the CE2, it will take them a few versions to perfect the design where it is as good as it gets.
 

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Oh! I was unaware of a NEW CE-2... but i'm really not surprised :/ I will look into these.

I know what you mean about top coils giving a good vape. While I find standard filler style cartos to be more reliable (Boge), I do find the top coil clearo's to be a bit more enjoyable. I have been really pleased with the 510 clearomizers we carry. I have also been sampling CE-2 style cartos from various manufacturers. I have come across a couple I really like, including Dual Coil versions. I have an EGO and 510 sample, and both are great. The singles coils arent great though.

I will continue working on this, as I really see the benefit. I'm also getting some new T style atties, from a new manufacturer. 510-T's at first, with EGO-Ts to follow. My samples have been flawless! These provide a full warm hit, like top coil clear's tend to. Great wicking! nice TH (even at standard res.), and we should be able to sell the EGO-T atties, for about $10/each with warranty. I am very excited about these. These will also come in kits, with a redesigned ego battery. I am excited about these!

honestly, between these clearo's and the new Tank atties, i've hardly been using a Boge carto.
 

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Okay, quick update on the Boge cartos vs. CE2 R6... the Boge's are sometimes snap-crackle-popping a little too hard, and a couple times I've had a hot ember singe the tip of my tongue. Most unpleasant, and an issue I never experienced even with my usual top coil CE2's. o_O

What is proving to be the real deal breaker for me here is that my wife (who has a super sense of smell as it would have been featured in the show Heroes, as well as delicate and hypersensitive sinuses) has been complaining about horrible burning smells and she's even choked a few times. Her eyes were red and got a headache, and the only difference was the Boge cartos. Same batt, same voltage, same juice... the Boge's are the only thing that changed. I think she's picking up some of the singed polyfill or something. (which may be what is also causing the embers that constantly burn my tongue)

I must admit I am often getting dry, scratchy hits on the Boge, even with a freshly charged carto that has been soaking for a few hours. After a day of using the Boges, I can say they are nowhere near the clean, consistent and high quality vape I was getting on the CE2's, so I really hope LF starts carrying them soon. (or a non-RoyalSmokers equivalent)

I have been wondering about tank atties, too. Sadly, I have been unable to try them because all my batteries are 901/808 thread and I don't like having to use adapters. I want to grow my e-cig stash with a Firefly at some point in the future, so maybe I'll get some of your new tank atties to try with it when I do get it. :p

And oh yes, there is a new version indeed. The so-called Smokeymizers are a different carto with a bottom coil design and bad leaking issues (at least on the last version I looked into). After ironing out all the problems CE2's had with the wicking, primer, soldering, cups and a whole host of other issues, by the time I first tried them the main complaint was that the tubes cracked all the time. And boy, did they ever. Half came cracked, the other half cracked within days.

A couple months back they fixed that by making new tubes of a near uncrackable plastic. It still gets a bit deformed over time and does not sit as snug as it should on the battery end, but by that time, chances are that the coil has seen so much use, cleaning and dry burning that the carto needs to be retired anyway. With the newest version, I've had no leaking, cracking, wicking, gurgling or flying hot ember issues with them. Just mild wicking issues every now and then when the juice level is low, but I just turn my ecig upside down for a second or two and that fixes it. So far, for me the CE2 R6 are about as good as it gets without direct dripping.

As far as I can tell from the picture, the new CE2 design is a LOT like the new LF clearos (with the exception that the mouthpiece is also the plug on the LF version, whereas I can use any drip tip to top the standard CE2's). If you would only bring those LF clearomizers in 808 thread, I'd be more than happy to give them a shot. :p

Or hey, if you start carrying high quality dual coil versions, I'd be one very happy camper. XD
 
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