Let me start by saying that I am not much of a reviewer, and the only reason that I feel compelled to do this review is because this device has become my primary device for the past while...
I have owned an eroll kit for just over a month I believe, and in that time I have amassed significant use time with it.
First of all I will address the P.C.C.
from what I have read the P.C.C is a 1000mah, I do know that it lasts me through my work day. On a side note I am rarely without a means to charge devices, when I am driving I normally just plug in the pcc to one of the numerous usb plugs that I have readily available after years of cell phones and e cigs. I find the pcc to be very pocket friendly, the finish is quite nice, and the size is very manageable. The new On The Go charging style is perfect for me, I like to be able to vape like I smoke, I find this feature works as advertised. On the Eroll thread elsewhere I have read tales of the ecig firing while charging in the pcc, I have not experienced this, in the time that I have used it. the P.C.C size form fit and finish, and funcion are all a win for me..
Lets talk the ecig itself, I absolutely love the size of the battery/tank combo, I really prefer "cig Sized" devices and before the eroll I always had kr8's around. The out of the box performance is great from the gate and I found it significantly dropped off after use mainly to do with the wick in the ego c spike, I went through a whole box of new atties that I could not get to wick effectively and was very disappointed in the whole experience. In this time the I was ok cause I was using my big bat mods, genesis styles and carto tanks, that really are just work horses. SO 4 or 5 days ago instead of setting up a new aga't I got in the mail, I decided to try putting a steel wick in the eroll. Bingo was its Nameo, My primary vape is Bobba's and if you know bobba's you know its hell on atties carto's and everything in general, but this steel wicked Eroll, just drinks it up and keeps delivering, and because of that The eroll has been the only E cig I have used for the last 4 days, and I have been happy to do so.
Lets talk ego c,
flavor is muted yep, but is very exceptable for me.
vapor is passble on par with kr8, but no juice in mouth on top up's.
Wicking is passable at best with lighter juices with silica wick.
Wicking is excellent with steel wick in the spike(make sure you oxidize end that touch's attie)
Tank size of eroll is Not very good I would classify it somewhere in between Dripping and cartomizer, again this is not a deal breaker for me, its kind of like dripping with a visual que of when you run out. and the tanks are easy to fill by either popping the cap off and filling with bottle, or using a needle tip bottle. they last about 1 to 2 vape sessions for me. so I fill up hourly probably, this could be circumvented by ordering more tanks and filling several at a time.
Bottom Line is its not going to impress a lot of experienced vapers, it might bring a few new ones to the table.
but for some reas It works very well for me, because the "cig size" is something that I need to be happy, this has just above "passable" performance,
I have owned an eroll kit for just over a month I believe, and in that time I have amassed significant use time with it.
First of all I will address the P.C.C.
from what I have read the P.C.C is a 1000mah, I do know that it lasts me through my work day. On a side note I am rarely without a means to charge devices, when I am driving I normally just plug in the pcc to one of the numerous usb plugs that I have readily available after years of cell phones and e cigs. I find the pcc to be very pocket friendly, the finish is quite nice, and the size is very manageable. The new On The Go charging style is perfect for me, I like to be able to vape like I smoke, I find this feature works as advertised. On the Eroll thread elsewhere I have read tales of the ecig firing while charging in the pcc, I have not experienced this, in the time that I have used it. the P.C.C size form fit and finish, and funcion are all a win for me..
Lets talk the ecig itself, I absolutely love the size of the battery/tank combo, I really prefer "cig Sized" devices and before the eroll I always had kr8's around. The out of the box performance is great from the gate and I found it significantly dropped off after use mainly to do with the wick in the ego c spike, I went through a whole box of new atties that I could not get to wick effectively and was very disappointed in the whole experience. In this time the I was ok cause I was using my big bat mods, genesis styles and carto tanks, that really are just work horses. SO 4 or 5 days ago instead of setting up a new aga't I got in the mail, I decided to try putting a steel wick in the eroll. Bingo was its Nameo, My primary vape is Bobba's and if you know bobba's you know its hell on atties carto's and everything in general, but this steel wicked Eroll, just drinks it up and keeps delivering, and because of that The eroll has been the only E cig I have used for the last 4 days, and I have been happy to do so.
Lets talk ego c,
flavor is muted yep, but is very exceptable for me.
vapor is passble on par with kr8, but no juice in mouth on top up's.
Wicking is passable at best with lighter juices with silica wick.
Wicking is excellent with steel wick in the spike(make sure you oxidize end that touch's attie)
Tank size of eroll is Not very good I would classify it somewhere in between Dripping and cartomizer, again this is not a deal breaker for me, its kind of like dripping with a visual que of when you run out. and the tanks are easy to fill by either popping the cap off and filling with bottle, or using a needle tip bottle. they last about 1 to 2 vape sessions for me. so I fill up hourly probably, this could be circumvented by ordering more tanks and filling several at a time.
Bottom Line is its not going to impress a lot of experienced vapers, it might bring a few new ones to the table.
but for some reas It works very well for me, because the "cig size" is something that I need to be happy, this has just above "passable" performance,
i'll give it a shot, but if you have any pointers it would be appreciated.
