Great story! I love my X2 also, i'll try not to give it the tough love that you do.
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Well, one of the two 2.0 ohm cartos i got just died in about a week. That alone is good enuf reason not to go with such a LR carto. my supposition was that, since 98% my cartos, with multiple cleanings, become unusably clogged before the atomizer fails, i might as well try LR cartos to find a happier middle ground. my supposition appears to be wrong as far as the 2.0 is concerned. Perhaps it is just a testatament to the quality of SI cartos. I may still try the experiment with a carto with an average 2.3 or 2.4 ohm.
I really enjoy vaping with SI products but, like a junkie trying to get higher, i want to see how good it can get. I can't blame SI for sticking with a business plan that doesn't vary much from providing quality products for the 808 vaper. I think the 808 design is inherently superior to the 510, although the 510 offers options like dripping, tanks and variable volt. That is why i have resisted trying the 510, or even attachments with an adapter. That has become harder to resist now that there is at least one VV option available for under $30.00. For now, i'm sticking with the 808.
SI pioneered the 808 market with the sealed batt, which is quickly becoming the standard in the industry. I would like see them pioneer the 808 further with a VV option, atomizer/dripping etc.
Perhaps they could also experiment with some new flavors, in a smaller sample size, or at least some higher VG options. Admittedly, there are plenty of other vendors who offer those options. However, I would prefer to meet all my vaping needs at one vendor if possible, and SI is a great vendor.
I really enjoy vaping with SI products but, like a junkie trying to get higher, i want to see how good it can get. I can't blame SI for sticking with a business plan that doesn't vary much from providing quality products for the 808 vaper. I think the 808 design is inherently superior to the 510, although the 510 offers options like dripping, tanks and variable volt. That is why i have resisted trying the 510, or even attachments with an adapter. That has become harder to resist now that there is at least one VV option available for under $30.00. For now, i'm sticking with the 808.
SI pioneered the 808 market with the sealed batt, which is quickly becoming the standard in the industry. I would like see them pioneer the 808 further with a VV option, atomizer/dripping etc.
Perhaps they could also experiment with some new flavors, in a smaller sample size, or at least some higher VG options. Admittedly, there are plenty of other vendors who offer those options. However, I would prefer to meet all my vaping needs at one vendor if possible, and SI is a great vendor.
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Red...Red...Red...Monday night can't come soon enough for me!
The new X2 colors have shippedshould be here Monday night : thumbs:
The new X2 colors have shipped
YAY!!!!!
/eyes finecraft
Mine...
This is my feeling as well. And why may of us hope SI changes their mind and introduces a VV X2. They say they aren't interested, but there are so many who would buy one I don't see why they wouldn't. I guess time will tell.
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Horizontal coils don't work well at higher voltages, they tend to give a brunt juice or dry atty flavor.
That's why SI doesn't offer them.
Just the thought of it reminds me of learning how to drive a stick (never got there - SF hills are a PITA). I prefer to just put it in "Drive" and go!
Imagine has posted on more than one occasion that they want to keep everything simple and universal. A vv machine would not fall into that philosophy.
I'm with you cindy. I like it "put it in drive and go aspect".
I have tried the LR heads on the vivi nova to see what the big deal with warmer vape is and you know what, I like it best with the 2.8ohm heads and occasionally the 2.4
I recently received a free brand new provari and don't even use it. I tried it once and went right back to my x2. I trying to decide if I should sell it or just save it in my drawer. The only thing i have used it for is to test ohms on cartos. It is sooooo big
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No ones everyone has to buy one. If you wouldn't need use the feature, then there's no need to purchase one. But, there are many of us that would like to see one introduced so we could give it a try.
I agree with you. I'm just telling you she has repeatedly posted.
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I know, but one can hope! I just see SI as the only people who would care about 808 connections enough to possibly ever give us the option.
There is one that is a pretty good device that has 808 connections.
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