c2 Atomizer

[mecpaul]

I'm looking to splash out on the e-lectron-s/eMode, and note that the replacement C2 atomizer's are a little pricey, which is fine as long as they last for considerable period of time over and above the likes of vivi nova heads.

Has anyone got experience on whether they do last longer and also are the C2 heads rebuildable??

 

[Glenn_K]

Greetings and welcome to the forum.

I haven't seen these before, they look interesting -- at that price, I hope they are an improvement over the original. I've got an eGo-CC that I haven't been using, but I could try with this replacement head.

-- Glenn

EDIT: I'm talking about the new eGo replacement heads, don't really know anything about the APV.

 

[djsvapour]

I'm looking to splash out on the e-lectron-s/eMode, and note that the replacement C2 atomizer's are a little pricey, which is fine as long as they last for considerable period of time over and above the likes of vivi nova heads.

Has anyone got experience on whether they do last longer and also are the C2 heads rebuildable??

What can I say? If you were in the UK, I'd suggest NOT buying these devices. What else can you get?

 

[mecpaul]

What can I say? If you were in the UK, I'd suggest NOT buying these devices. What else can you get?

In Bahrain e-cigs are banned, so next week I'll be returning to UK for a bit R&R, and more importantly a restock. Hence, the enquiry with regards the longevity of the C2 heads, to ensure I order enough to get me by for several months! It certainly looks like a nice device, and in particular has the variable Volts and Watts, which I'm currently having to do manually by selecting 3.2, 3.3 or 3.7 volt batteries, with different ohm heads just to get the right kick and taste for the various flavours; so will be nice to sort of automate this procedure.

 

[djsvapour]

In Bahrain e-cigs are banned, so next week I'll be returning to UK for a bit R&R, and more importantly a restock. Hence, the enquiry with regards the longevity of the C2 heads, to ensure I order enough to get me by for several months! It certainly looks like a nice device, and in particular has the variable Volts and Watts, which I'm currently having to do manually by selecting 3.2, 3.3 or 3.7 volt batteries, with different ohm heads just to get the right kick and taste for the various flavours; so will be nice to sort of automate this procedure.

Reports about C2 atomizer life are not encouraging to be honest. There are lots of Variable Watt mods over here (UK) at cheaper prices and with a better track record.

There is a guy on UK forums (4,000+ posts, 5 forums) who lives and breathes Totally Wicked. He bought 2 e-modes after a win on the horses (supposedly, but I suspect he's just loaded and mad) and within 10 days they were both for sale. Nobody wanted to buy them.
There's no love for them.

Unfairly so? Maybe. Personally, I think the atomizers are as flawed as the first and second generations.

I found this, as a comment on Todd's ecigs review site...

Hi todd been watching your videos for a while now and love your close ups as thats what I want in a review,I had this mod but branded up as totally wicked e-lectron s and I hated it,it constantly flooded on me and just could not sort it out,all the company said was draw slower.
I sold it in the end and got an innokin itaste svd with an iclear 30b and WOW amazing is all I can say

 

[mecpaul]

Many thanks djsvapour for your heads up, could well have saved me 100 quid. Haven't come across the innokin itaste before, and after a brief research on the product certainly seems worth pursuing.

 

[djsvapour]

Many thanks djsvapour for your heads up, could well have saved me 100 quid. Haven't come across the innokin itaste before, and after a brief research on the product certainly seems worth pursuing.

I have two "iTaste" products. The iTasteVV v.3 and the MVP v.2

The VV v.3 is a small-ish battery similar in size to a 1,000+ eGo battery, except almost square. So far, so good, only had it a week.
The MVP is the box mod. (inbuilt battery, ultimately disposable....)

there is also the VTR which is far more chunky, takes 18650 batteries. Far more sturdy and heavy by the sounds of it.