I about to purchase boge carts for the first time and I'm not sure if I should buy the low resistance or the regular ones. I'm using a ego battery. Do the low resistance ones make the vapor taste burnt?
Boge low resistance vs standard resistance
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No not if you fill them well to begin with & keep them topped up. The Boge LR atties are brilliant - lots of vapour & a good throat hit 
In my experience, it's good to try both at some point if you're new to the vertical coil cartos.
It's just too hard to predict what someone else will like.
The 2 Ohm LR ones offer a little warmer experience. They shouldn't scorch the flavor as long as you keep the carto wet. Unless you're particularly sensitive to hot stuff....you'll probably like these.
Some folks can't stand something hot on their lips and elect to go for cooler running cartos, or use an insulating drip tip (glass, ceramic, or delrin) to avoid that warm sensation on their lips. Not that the 2 Ohm boge is very 'hot'...it just depends on your personal sensitivity to it.
You also might find that some liquids work better in one than the other for you. I like the darker sweeter liquids to be hotter, and the fluffy fruity stuff to be cooler. That's just me though....
The diffierence from a 2 Ohm to a 2.5 Ohm carto isn't going to be so huge that you won't use up whatever you decide to buy/try first as you learn which products you truly prefer the most.
It's just too hard to predict what someone else will like.
The 2 Ohm LR ones offer a little warmer experience. They shouldn't scorch the flavor as long as you keep the carto wet. Unless you're particularly sensitive to hot stuff....you'll probably like these.
Some folks can't stand something hot on their lips and elect to go for cooler running cartos, or use an insulating drip tip (glass, ceramic, or delrin) to avoid that warm sensation on their lips. Not that the 2 Ohm boge is very 'hot'...it just depends on your personal sensitivity to it.
You also might find that some liquids work better in one than the other for you. I like the darker sweeter liquids to be hotter, and the fluffy fruity stuff to be cooler. That's just me though....
The diffierence from a 2 Ohm to a 2.5 Ohm carto isn't going to be so huge that you won't use up whatever you decide to buy/try first as you learn which products you truly prefer the most.
No.
Atomizers have no filler in them. There will usually have a horizontal coil across the bottom with a steel or aluminum mesh bridge on top that can soak up a few drops of liquid. These are supposed to last a pretty long while, and it's pretty easy to change flavors in them. You drip in these a little at a time, or use a special cartridge.
Boge cartomizers have filler material packed around a fairly large vertical coil. They hold more liquid and last quite a few more puffs before needing to add more liquid. They're designed to be filled with one flavor and used a few days and then discarded when they no longer perform up to expectations.
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