You're right kaiser, that video was hard for me to watch and I certainly am NOT some kind of a Guru. What gets me is that he even referenced the video's on the Cthulhu website, but didn't seem to follow what those video's were teaching people about how to use the product that THEY manufactured and were offering to the public for sale. The video's on they're website are meant as a teaching aid to be followed so that we would learn how to use their product in the most efficient and easy way possible. Too many reviewers just jump in and act like they know it all, and this new thing that they are reviewing today is supposed to be EXACTLY like the LAST thing that they had their hands on, and when it isn't or it works a bit differently, they ding it for not being so. I don't understand that mentality. Another thing, I'm 65 years old, I have Arthritis, I DON'T find any big deal in getting the top off to fill the tank with juice. It's different, that's all, it's not worse or better, it's different, it's meant to be different BY DESIGN, so why does he complain about it. He is NOT the only one that, by they're own admission, just opens the package for the first time and is NEW to that particular product, but then goes on about how a person should do this and do that or else bad things will happen (in this case Dry Hits). How do they know, they just opened the package for the first time. My Lemo V1 wicks differently from my Lemo V2, which wicks differently from my Cthulhu V2, and that's just 1 example. They should get away from making those Blanket statements about everything. That, in and of itself, throws the person that is New to vaping into thinking that If they do this, then this WILL happen, and if it doesn't they get confused, or frustrated. I've seen WAY too many times here on ECF (New Members Forum) where a person has posted "I'll just go back to smoking, it's easier" or "This atty is Junk, I've watched ALL the video's", that upsets me. Some people are NOT mechanically or electronically inclined, but this stuff is NOT that difficult, If Given The Correct Information that is. I would think that a person who wants to become a reviewer would also want to be giving out the best possible information about a product, but instead all too often we get Misinformation, even I, as a relatively New person to all this vaping hardware and terminology, have come to the conclusion that I had better educate Myself and not rely on reviewers to give me correct information about what a product is or how it works. Reviewers are people, and people make mistakes, but can't they go back and edit they're video's so that the correct information is given out to the people so that they know how to operate the device as intended ? I'll tell ya folks, if it weren't for Ya'll here on ECF, I myself might have said "forget it" in the beginning when I bought my first Spinner and EVOD. I do think that any number of YOU Folks could and should be doing reviews, you're A LOT more knowledgeable about this stuff than the preponderance of self anointed "EXPERTS" out there doing all the "How To" videos that we get. Sorry about that little Rant, It was just a Burr under my saddle that I had to clear out, the chaffing was getting annoying.
