8 of the 9 resellers that started carrying this unit in May/June have already discontinued it. The only other one left that I could find has it on discount no warranty/no returns and a long disclaimer stating issues with it. Here is an interesting observation...this is the most expensive item in the V4L line up and the first VV Mod they put their name to. So why do the customers have to rely on Morandir who doesn't even have one for answers or have to search out the answers on their own? These are not tech on-load voltage numbers questions, these are the most basic product questions imaginable.
Anyone thinking the staff hasn't peeked on this is out of their mind....so where are the answers? Who did the research on this and gave it a thumbs up given the numerous poor reviews and owner complaints?
In the mean time the 2 VV units I mentioned get great reviews and the large resellers can't keep them in stock. Does every decision have to be dictated by a 400-1000% mark-up? With 200+ products, wouldn't it be ok to have 2 or 3 that maybe only have 30-100% mark-up simply due to the fact that they are the best APVs for the price range on the market. As I mentioned in my Product Suggestion post, stop giving these Mods line names. You named it, now you own it, good or bad, but if it is bad all it does is take away from years of building a hard earned reputation with the KR batt lines. If it's the Vision Tox, Bolt or 5v Mod then leave it at that. When it comes to 510 hardware stop with the one foot in, one foot out approach and supply 510 Tank Cartos at least. What logistical issue does that present, a few extra boxes from Smoketech to throw into the Cargo Container that's already heading to your office?
People will still buy prefilled 808 cartos, blanks, or 808 Tanks and simply use an 808-510 adapter...I do it all the time. For a company that has the best stick batteries why are the Mods such a challenge when there are so many good ones to choose from? It's insulting to have a staffer claim how cool these are or suggesting people hurry to buy them when extremely limited information is provided, questions go unanswered for days, and the unit itself has an absolutely abysmal track record. Nobody could call Morandir or I, Skype us, e-mail us and simply ask, "Hey were looking for Mods in this price range which ones do you think are the best we can get for the family?"
Great Products = Happy Customers. Happy Customers = Higher Sales. Higher Sales = More $$$$ and New Happy Customers. This is not a terribly difficult concept to grasp.