intellicig review

[patlar107]

Hey all, just joined your forum and saying Hi

It is very confusing seeing posts about different types of ecig, but i have just picked up a disposable intellicig and am very impressed! Although i have been trying to find out what is the most popular type and why the intellicig is never mentioned or reviewed anywhere.

Can anyone give me some info on this? is intellicig a con? am i missing something? who can i trust?

many thanks

pat

 

[melloyello]

here is an older review of it. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...views/3414-review-intellicig-e-cigarette.html

if you read through the forum, most would suggest the ego or the riva (essentially the same thing, just rebranded)
i have both and dont see a reason to switch to anything else. taste is awesome, vapor is really good and battery life is about 8 hrs.

 

[MickeyRat]

It is very confusing seeing posts about different types of ecig, but i have just picked up a disposable intellicig and am very impressed! Although i have been trying to find out what is the most popular type and why the intellicig is never mentioned or reviewed anywhere.

Can anyone give me some info on this? is intellicig a con? am i missing something? who can i trust?

One thing I can tell you is that if someone makes a bad recommendation on here, 5 or 6 people will jump them for it. More than likely there's nothing special about the intellicig. There are literally hundreds of rebranders all selling the same thing with their name on it and they'll all tell you that theirs is the best. They usually charge between 3 and 5 times what's a fair price. Mall kiosks and smokeshops are notorious for this. Intellicig is probably one among many.

The main real models are the KR808 D1 & D2, the Joye 510, and the eGo/Riva. There are others but, you don't run across them as much. By far, the KR808D2 is the most popular among rebranders. They're cheap, they don't have a lot of accessories, they kind of work, and since they don't tell you they are selling the same junk as everyone else, they lock you in.

I positively hate a cigarette sized PV. The battery life is ridiculous. However, if you must, IMO here's the one to get.

VAPOR KING-ULTIMATE ULTIMATUM MANUAL KIT

That's expensive because it comes with a PCC which allows you to charge the batteries while you're out.

There are a lot better kits IMO but, they won't resemble a cigarette. Regardless, I'm willing to bet that this kit will perform as well or better than the Intellicig.

 

[mohawkx]

The rule of thumb is that the more the product looks like a real cigarette, the worse it works as far as flavor, battery life and quality of vape.

 

[Chrissie]

Hello & welcome Pat from another Uk'er

Intellicig isn't a con but they have fallen out of favour with a lot of UK vapers due to the stance they took with the MHRA's options for how e-cigs should be treated Added to that, their choice of e-cigs & juices are very limited.

As Mickeyrat & mohawkx say, the small real cig look alikes aren't really that much cop. Go for something a bit bigger like the Riva.

Liberty Flights UK have a basic Riva kit at a good price (15% off with discount code ECR69)- they our out of stock of their SE kit at the moment : -

Electronic Cigarette - Starter Kits - Riva 510

Or there is a full Riva starter kit that also includes a mains charger & 10 prefilled carts to get you started (plus free UK P&P) from a new kid on the block : -

Riva 510 E-Cigarette Starter Kit - Detailed item view - FreedomVape