it sucks still being so confused..
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I have all three X2 sizes. I ordered the 900 and 1300, but due to a mistake that customer service immediately rectified, I ended up with a 650 for free. I'm not sure why, but the 650 seems too small and the 1300 a bit too large, so I use the 900 almost exclusively. When the 900 is charging, I'll use the 1300. Very rarely, and mostly when I'm out in public and feeling self-conscious for whatever reason, I'll use the 650. Having all three isn't necessary the majority of the time, but it's pretty darn convenient for long camping trips or whenever I space out and forget to charge my backup.
Let us know when you get your new equipment. I'd love to hear your thoughts on the upgrades.
Let us know when you get your new equipment. I'd love to hear your thoughts on the upgrades.
Welcome to the wonderful world of Smokeless Image! Let us know how you like the new equipment. I'm sooooooo ready for the CE3 that comes out this next week. It will be next on your list I'm sure 
If for some strange reason you have any issues, post here. Let people know your questions. There is so much knowledge and experience in the SI customers that you will most likely find any answer you need here. Oh, and the vendor is ACTIVE. Bonus!
If for some strange reason you have any issues, post here. Let people know your questions. There is so much knowledge and experience in the SI customers that you will most likely find any answer you need here. Oh, and the vendor is ACTIVE. Bonus!
Well, you all have covered this topic very well and I really can't add much, but I'm sitting here at 2:30 in the morning, wide awake with nothing to do.....so I'll add my two cents. lol
I switched to the Volt from the eGo about a year ago. Loved the slim bats and cartos! But I had to try the x2 when it came out and was surprised to find I like them too, and use them with both clearos and cartos.
To be satisfied with vaping I have to have a variety of flavors to switch between. So my usual setup each day is one or two x2s and about four regular Volts. When I leave the house (I'm retired) I just take a few slim bats with me. If I'll be gone a while I take the case and/or pcc along with spare cartos.
I also have two 3.7v wood box mods, which are beautiful and fun to use. But being a girl-type I only use them at home. lol So I like some variety in hardware and a lot of variety in juices. But my very favorite setup is still a 65mm auto Volt with a regular carto and a drip tip. But I'm not set in my ways and I'm working my way into more 78mm bats.
I failed my first attempt at vaping. Just lasted three months using the Joye 510. But I started again last year on May 1st. I credit SI with being able to keep with it this time. Their hardware just does it for me. And they stand behind that hardware with great customer service.
So to sum it up: if it works for you, that's what you should use.
I switched to the Volt from the eGo about a year ago. Loved the slim bats and cartos! But I had to try the x2 when it came out and was surprised to find I like them too, and use them with both clearos and cartos.
To be satisfied with vaping I have to have a variety of flavors to switch between. So my usual setup each day is one or two x2s and about four regular Volts. When I leave the house (I'm retired) I just take a few slim bats with me. If I'll be gone a while I take the case and/or pcc along with spare cartos.
I also have two 3.7v wood box mods, which are beautiful and fun to use. But being a girl-type I only use them at home. lol So I like some variety in hardware and a lot of variety in juices. But my very favorite setup is still a 65mm auto Volt with a regular carto and a drip tip. But I'm not set in my ways and I'm working my way into more 78mm bats.
I failed my first attempt at vaping. Just lasted three months using the Joye 510. But I started again last year on May 1st. I credit SI with being able to keep with it this time. Their hardware just does it for me. And they stand behind that hardware with great customer service.
So to sum it up: if it works for you, that's what you should use.
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