In hopes of adding to existing Kroma threads, they all seem to be closed. And often times when folks ask about a good beginner setup the Kroma is reccomended.
While in a shop one evening one of their samplers was an 'i-taste'. I supposed pre-Kroma. I asked the proprietor if they sell Kromas. He scoffed and said "NO". I passed on all the yee-ha gear he tried to pursuade me into and bought a YiHi SL Class. I get why a vape 'salon' would not want to push the Kroma, same as a Mercedes dealer doesn't push a Hyundai. The shop is a place where the proprietor wears a suave uniform as sells gear for those with cultivated expectations.
I already owned 2 Kroma kits with Zenith tanks. I liked the first one enough to buy a second one. I own several mods and only the Kroma has a repeat. And to be honest it is my favorite box.
So my question would be "what's so bad about a Kroma?" I wondered why that fellow scoffed at it.
Do veterans still use them?
Is it lack of features that cause some folks to avoid them? No clock, no color screen, no bluetooth, etc.
I understand why some prefer a changeable battery. X number of charges later and you have a paperweight. But in my case a charge only happens once a week. If it takes 300 charges that means it will be years down the road before my 'classic' mod is out of the rotation.
For low watt users it's a got pretty basic, works everytime setup. Instant fire that asks everytime you remove the tank and put it (or another) on it "is this the same atty?". I like that.
3 clicks for on/off means by the 4th click there is no requirement to stay in rythm. I cannot tell you how many times I have to repeat the 5 click setup before I get a tastey drag. Some say the play in the buttons is an issue. My Sandstorm has play too.
I'm just curious how many others have been using a Kroma or i-taste over a period of time. If they did and set it aside, what was the reason?
To me, the Kroma is a pretty solid getup of easy to understand usefulness for basic mouth to lung vaping. And being one who still haven't gotten the hang of the DVR thing I find it refreshing that somebody out there thought of dinossaurs like me.
I hope this thread will stir up some conversation from the good and the not-so-good points of the Innokin Kroma.
While in a shop one evening one of their samplers was an 'i-taste'. I supposed pre-Kroma. I asked the proprietor if they sell Kromas. He scoffed and said "NO". I passed on all the yee-ha gear he tried to pursuade me into and bought a YiHi SL Class. I get why a vape 'salon' would not want to push the Kroma, same as a Mercedes dealer doesn't push a Hyundai. The shop is a place where the proprietor wears a suave uniform as sells gear for those with cultivated expectations.
I already owned 2 Kroma kits with Zenith tanks. I liked the first one enough to buy a second one. I own several mods and only the Kroma has a repeat. And to be honest it is my favorite box.
So my question would be "what's so bad about a Kroma?" I wondered why that fellow scoffed at it.
Do veterans still use them?
Is it lack of features that cause some folks to avoid them? No clock, no color screen, no bluetooth, etc.
I understand why some prefer a changeable battery. X number of charges later and you have a paperweight. But in my case a charge only happens once a week. If it takes 300 charges that means it will be years down the road before my 'classic' mod is out of the rotation.
For low watt users it's a got pretty basic, works everytime setup. Instant fire that asks everytime you remove the tank and put it (or another) on it "is this the same atty?". I like that.
3 clicks for on/off means by the 4th click there is no requirement to stay in rythm. I cannot tell you how many times I have to repeat the 5 click setup before I get a tastey drag. Some say the play in the buttons is an issue. My Sandstorm has play too.
I'm just curious how many others have been using a Kroma or i-taste over a period of time. If they did and set it aside, what was the reason?
To me, the Kroma is a pretty solid getup of easy to understand usefulness for basic mouth to lung vaping. And being one who still haven't gotten the hang of the DVR thing I find it refreshing that somebody out there thought of dinossaurs like me.
I hope this thread will stir up some conversation from the good and the not-so-good points of the Innokin Kroma.