I think it would be cool to have an X2 kit, but I would definitely list it after the regular kits. I'd like to see one more kit added to the other kits, called the Volt Xtreme Kit, that has all the fixin's of the the premium kit, but throw in the X2 and a clearomizer and a bottle of liquid - and change the wall adapter to be the 1.5A. Yeah, that would up the kit price by $40-$50, but it would be worth it for a total - Xtreme - SI Volt package kit. After that kit, list the X2 kit, with one X2, a clearomizer, a pack of carts, and a bottle of liquid.
I agree with SandySu that a new person likely still wants to start with a regular 808-style battery (SI's Volts) before jumping right into the big batteries, for the familiarity if nothing else. The big batteries are for the next step, after finding out whether this idea of electronic cigarettes is really a viable option for helping to quit the tobacco cigarettes. The big batteries are for the fun after the switch, if one intends to continue with the vape after quitting, or for an extended period of time in one spot without having to worry for recharging right away. I always found it rather difficult (and to some degree a turn off from ecigs) to be recommending big batteries to new persons starting as well, as a big battery doesn't replace the ritual associated with smoking and I found I needed that ritual of the holding of, and the hand to mouth of, the cigarette to help me quit. The big battery is for the times I'm able to stay in one place and vape without consequence. It doesn't work as well for on the go or heading out into the elements to get to the smoking area, if necessary. That's just me, though, the mileage may vary, as the saying goes.
Good post, Kia! A few years ago I started vaping, but with a 510 slim batt and only lasted a little over two months. I went back to smoking, but still vaped occasionally. Then last May I decided to try again. I was advised (not on ECF) to get an eGo and I did. Also got a couple of Rivas. I used them with the eGo tanks and then cartos. I still was struggling because I hated those fat batts and the buttons. Fortunately, after a couple of months, I found the Volt and switched to them. I love the slim Volt!!! Having to charge them more often was worth the more satisfying pv. The batts perform better and the SI carto was a quantum leap over the 510 cartos I was using.
I have two of the x2 batts and two clearos and I like them, but they will never replace my slim Volts. They're nice around the house and I think part of it is just having something different added to my arsenal. New toys, so to speak. lol There is a stronger flavor using the clearos. I think the whole cartomizer thing is evolving and we will see more changes as they are improved.
My favorite pv remains the slim Volt. It's small size and ease of use can't be beat. The x2 with a clearo on it is elegant and stylish looking, but I still take only the slim batts when I go out. SI has been giving us more and more options; I can't wait to see what they come up with next!