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Ouch, mine is coming on tuesday. Any tips on how to avoid that?
I certainly hope so vocr! The shipping was expensive, I'd hate to have to pay to ship it back.
Of course... I ordered one an hour before you posted this.
I wouldn't let it deter you, it works perfectly. If you notice a little bit of movement just pull it up a bit and dab a bit of crazy glue, put back and whipe excess glue. It seems like I'm the only one that's had this happen so I I wouldn't be too worried about it.
It seems like a decent backup to a HV device. I vape a Buzz, but still always carry my Ego in my purse just in case. I actually had to use it the other day when i forgot my Buzz at home...it was pretty tough going from my normal 4.8-5 volts back down to 3.2. Not sure $60 is worth it right now. You can get 5 volt mods or VV box mods for cheaper, but if your a die hard Ego user I can totally see the draw to this product.
The Buzz is a great mod, but at least the original version is not as easy to use as the Ego Booster with it's voltage adjustment dial. [If the Infinity had been better manufactured, it could have given the Booster a run for its money.] Also the Ego Boostered eGo is the most slender VV device in the world.
If someone doesn't already have an eGo, the Ego Booster may not be the least expensive way to go VV ... although the total cost ($100 with a $40 eGo from Libery-Flights) is cheaper than most, especially the ProVari. But for a current eGo user, sixty bucks is the most cost-effective way to get tubular VV. [If you like cheap plastic boxes, you can get one of those for somewhat less.]
If someone doesn't already have an eGo, the Ego Booster may not be the least expensive way to go VV ... although the total cost ($100 with a $40 eGo from Libery-Flights) is cheaper than most, especially the ProVari. But for a current eGo user, sixty bucks is the most cost-effective way to get tubular VV. [If you like cheap plastic boxes, you can get one of those for somewhat less.]
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