So, I've been enjoying my ego for a bit, but was looking for something different. Initially I made the switch from the standard 510 because I wanted an automatic battery, but wasn't willing to sacrifice performance. But it's really kind of heavy, so I was looking for something lighter. The 901 is a little long for my taste and the 510 automatic is just not a good option.
Up until very recently, my vaping world revolved around the 510, 901, 808 and of course the ego.
So anyway, by searching through these beloved forums I stumbled across find these gems.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...77-questions-about-rn4081-ask-em-here-10.html
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...92-510-vs-dse901-vs-rn4081-vs-kr808d-1-a.html
Being in the Bay Area, Apollo is local, so naturally I gave them the nod. Not just that of course, because even more important than its geography is the fact that their disposables got stellar reviews here on ECF. We're a tough crowd overall so it was all I needed to go ahead and give 'em a shot.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-free-disposable-ecig-apollo-continues-7.html
Packaging:
The PCC is a good quality product, with a solid feel and unlike the 510 pcc, bulky POINTY/EDGY (ugh), this box is very smooth all around, with a matte finish that if very grip friendly, and will actually fit in your pocket. And when there it's not poking a hole in your thigh.
Composition:
This model is a three piece that looks very much like a two piece (which I like), as the cart covers the exposed atty underneath. Unlike the cold steel of my 510s again Apollo is consistent with the matte finish style, something that I am growing to appreciate more and more, as I continue to use my new ecigs.
Performance:
Upon arrival, the cigs came fully charged, which was nice. I inserted the cartridge and gave it a go. A couple of primer puffs and pooooof.... heaven. Very nice vapor production. Throat hit was fairly solid. In comparison to my most recent 510 cartomizer combo it was not quite at that level, but good overall. The fact that it's an automatic and how I love the feel so much more than the 510 is still more than enough to make the switch a permanent one.
Then I opened up the cap, and gave it a drip... Just one.
AND WOW.... just.... wow.
Obviously right now, so far so good, and I'm just enjoying these things like crazy. If you are in California and want to stay local, or anywhere really, I say give them a try. The one year warranty sounds pretty nice as well.
Up until very recently, my vaping world revolved around the 510, 901, 808 and of course the ego.
So anyway, by searching through these beloved forums I stumbled across find these gems.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...77-questions-about-rn4081-ask-em-here-10.html
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...92-510-vs-dse901-vs-rn4081-vs-kr808d-1-a.html
Being in the Bay Area, Apollo is local, so naturally I gave them the nod. Not just that of course, because even more important than its geography is the fact that their disposables got stellar reviews here on ECF. We're a tough crowd overall so it was all I needed to go ahead and give 'em a shot.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-free-disposable-ecig-apollo-continues-7.html
Packaging:
The PCC is a good quality product, with a solid feel and unlike the 510 pcc, bulky POINTY/EDGY (ugh), this box is very smooth all around, with a matte finish that if very grip friendly, and will actually fit in your pocket. And when there it's not poking a hole in your thigh.
Composition:
This model is a three piece that looks very much like a two piece (which I like), as the cart covers the exposed atty underneath. Unlike the cold steel of my 510s again Apollo is consistent with the matte finish style, something that I am growing to appreciate more and more, as I continue to use my new ecigs.
Performance:
Upon arrival, the cigs came fully charged, which was nice. I inserted the cartridge and gave it a go. A couple of primer puffs and pooooof.... heaven. Very nice vapor production. Throat hit was fairly solid. In comparison to my most recent 510 cartomizer combo it was not quite at that level, but good overall. The fact that it's an automatic and how I love the feel so much more than the 510 is still more than enough to make the switch a permanent one.
Then I opened up the cap, and gave it a drip... Just one.
AND WOW.... just.... wow.

Obviously right now, so far so good, and I'm just enjoying these things like crazy. If you are in California and want to stay local, or anywhere really, I say give them a try. The one year warranty sounds pretty nice as well.
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