I am a customer not a vendor and just told you mine has overheated to the point of making real smoke...I didn't complain about it, because if you're careful and keep it juiced and unscrew it before it starts burning your hand, it's not a big deal (and vapes really well)..
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the units that are considered the best vaporizers on the market like the 510 and the 401 have all been known to burn people. this means you are smoking it too much, not that there is something wrong with it. the hottest units provide the most vapor. unless it overheated while you werent using it, i wouldnt blame the unit.unless you can clarify this, it just dosnt make any
sense to me. would be like saying a frying pan is defective because you touched it when it was hot, and it burned you. if you
vape any unit too much too fast, it will overheat, and burn itself out.
Ummmm, I never said it was defective, did I? Just agreed that it overheats because it makes real smoke if the atomizer's not completely drenched at all times. It could be sitting there for an hour (wet) and if you don't resoak it before you drag on it, it will get so hot, real smoke comes out within 3 drags. I don't know why I have to defend myself to you, did you design this product or what? It also has nothing to do with a frying pan-- atomizers aren't designed to get so hot they boil fluid and make it toxic. I don't know where your "blame the unit" crap comes from. It's more like, if you don't turn the stove on, the pan won't get hot...well duh, I thought the point was to use the damn thing? In the first place, I said I liked it and wasn't complaining, and if you must know, the way I vape doesn't cause any of my other units to smoke, burn me, or crackle and pop like a fireplace--so obviously this unit is different. Doesn't matter if it makes
sense to you or if it's clarified enough, the point is, if we say it is overheating, it is --I have no reason to make this crap up
