curious about an epipe

[jboze]

has anyone checked out those pipes on nhaler? they do have a separate atomizer, and they seem to look very nice.
just seeing if anybody has any experience with it.

That greencig pipe is like $250 and the cartomizers are disposable and $15 a pop. Seems to be impossible to refill them. Way too rich for my blood.

 

[Quitter]

I really liked the idea of an e pipe, but I agree the atomizer setup is pretty lame. Even though I've had great luck with atty's (only one failure in 6 months) I would hate to hhave to replace that 601 atty. Too bad. This is a product I would definetely buy if it somehow used a stock 510 atty in the stem.

Hello manufacturers!!!!!! Possible big market here!!!

 

[jboze]

Yep, I'm surprised that there hasn't been any updates to the 601 or a new/better model out in the same price range. It's a pretty old model now. You'd think they would have gotten around to updating it by now.

 

[breakfastchef]

While accurately trog points out the financial fallbacks of the DSE601, he fails to quantify the pleasure one can derive from this device. Yes, the cost of ownerships can be on the high side, but so can the cost of smoking analogs. If you are looking to quit smoking and transition to vaping, the DSE601 may be a real important device to consider. I would agree with Walrus and any other DSE601 fan that this device has it's place in the arsenal one can use to reduce their dependnce on tobacco. That said, lots of folks who do not intend to give up tobacco, also enjoy using the e-pipe.

 

[jboze]

hey Breakfast, how does the 601 compare to the 801 on the Super-T? Do you run it at 3.7 or 6v or both? I've got a SB (w/ 801 adapter) and probably picking up a VP2 with adjustable draw to try out the m201 and was wondering if the 601 offers anything that I'd be missing out on with 801 mods.

How does taste, vapor production, etc compare? How well do carts wick? Noticed any change in quality of the DSE601 parts over time? Like have they improved over earlier models in any way?

 

[breakfastchef]

hey Breakfast, how does the 601 compare to the 801 on the Super-T? Do you run it at 3.7 or 6v or both?
How does taste, vapor production, etc compare? How well do carts wick? Noticed any change in quality of the DSE601 parts over time? Like have they improved over earlier models in any way?

Honestly, the DSE01 compliments the Super-T. While the Super-T performs magnificantly at 6 volts - my preferred arrangement - the e-pipe provides a relaxing, high-volume vapor device at 3.7 volts. They are two totally different animals.

I could have quit analogs with a Super-T; perhaps not on a DSE601. They are complimentary because they vape differently. The Super-T provides the intense kick I remember from my analog days while the DSE601 envelopes my face with loads of vapor in a more pipe-like fashion. If you have never smoked a pipe before, you may not appreciate the experience.

All of that said, I use the Super-T 40% of each day, The DIY passthrough another 30% of each day and the remainder is spent puffing the DSE601.

Feel free to PM me with specific questions about this device. Cheers.

 

[jboze]

Honestly, the DSE01 compliments the Super-T. While the Super-T performs magnificantly at 6 volts - my preferred arrangement - the e-pipe provides a relaxing, high-volume vapor device at 3.7 volts. They are two totally different animals.

I could have quit analogs with a Super-T; perhaps not on a DSE601. They are complimentary because they vape differently. The Super-T provides the intense kick I remember from my analog days while the DSE601 envelopes my face with loads of vapor in a more pipe-like fashion. If you have never smoked a pipe before, you may not appreciate the experience.

All of that said, I use the Super-T 40% of each day, The DIY passthrough another 30% of each day and the remainder is spent puffing the DSE601.

Feel free to PM me with specific questions about this device. Cheers.

Thanks for the info Breakfastchef!