Hi everyone - I recently purchased an E9 kit from NHaler.com. When it arrived, both batteries had an early cut-off of three seconds or less, and the batteries would not hold a charge for longer than one hour (usually much less). I contacted Drew with Nhaler and he told me to ship them back to him and he would exchange. Well, when I got the new kit, the batteries had the same problem; and, this time, the wall charger in the kit had an awful rattle and would not work after the first charge. I am a little disappointed that a vendor made me pay for shipping only to receive yet another broken product.
Now, I am aware that Leaford mentioned that the E9 batteries had problems, but he also said that the problems had been, for the most part, remedied.
I really want a good cartomizer ecig that looks like a real cigarette. In Leaford's 5 Newest Favorites video review, he mentioned that some of the E9 vendors had switched to Kanger(?). Does this mean that they are clones? Will they still work with E9 chargers and carts?
I believe that cartomizers are the way to go when it comes to vaping; and I truly believe that we will see a complete market shift towards cartomizers in the next year, as they pretty much ensure a consistent and maintenance-free vaping experience that mimics a real cigarette like no other product out there. I've tried everything else over the past 14 months -510, 901, 101, 103, classic pen style- and I can't stand how the atomizer craps out after sometimes only a couple of weeks. I also own a Vapor King, and I love it, but when I'm out at a bar, I like something that looks real (white with a red/orange LED). I would like to use the Vapor King to get flavor and throat hit and then use the E9 to get the real cigarette look and feel and the huge vapor clouds.
Could someone please answer a few questions for me before I order another E9 kit:
**Are Vapure's E9 kits good?
**Do they have red LEDs?
**Green Smoke seems expensive. Is it worth it?
**Why has the E9 not caught-on yet with ECF members? Am I missing something? Is there a catch; is it too good to be true? I don't even see many video reviews for E9's on ECF. The E9 (if it's working) seems to offer everything an esmoker wants, yes? Sure it's a little more costly, but you can refil the carts just as easy as any 510, right?
Also, Leaford mentioned that some flavors and some E9 cartomizers have only 50 puffs in the cart, while others have a full 200. Can someone tell me which flavors/cart suppliers have 200 puffs worth of vaping?
TIA and vape on people.
Now, I am aware that Leaford mentioned that the E9 batteries had problems, but he also said that the problems had been, for the most part, remedied.
I really want a good cartomizer ecig that looks like a real cigarette. In Leaford's 5 Newest Favorites video review, he mentioned that some of the E9 vendors had switched to Kanger(?). Does this mean that they are clones? Will they still work with E9 chargers and carts?
I believe that cartomizers are the way to go when it comes to vaping; and I truly believe that we will see a complete market shift towards cartomizers in the next year, as they pretty much ensure a consistent and maintenance-free vaping experience that mimics a real cigarette like no other product out there. I've tried everything else over the past 14 months -510, 901, 101, 103, classic pen style- and I can't stand how the atomizer craps out after sometimes only a couple of weeks. I also own a Vapor King, and I love it, but when I'm out at a bar, I like something that looks real (white with a red/orange LED). I would like to use the Vapor King to get flavor and throat hit and then use the E9 to get the real cigarette look and feel and the huge vapor clouds.
Could someone please answer a few questions for me before I order another E9 kit:
**Are Vapure's E9 kits good?
**Do they have red LEDs?
**Green Smoke seems expensive. Is it worth it?
**Why has the E9 not caught-on yet with ECF members? Am I missing something? Is there a catch; is it too good to be true? I don't even see many video reviews for E9's on ECF. The E9 (if it's working) seems to offer everything an esmoker wants, yes? Sure it's a little more costly, but you can refil the carts just as easy as any 510, right?
Also, Leaford mentioned that some flavors and some E9 cartomizers have only 50 puffs in the cart, while others have a full 200. Can someone tell me which flavors/cart suppliers have 200 puffs worth of vaping?
TIA and vape on people.
