Joye 510 atomizers vs others....Whats the difference?

[RyeCcast]

Just was wondering the difference between the joye 510 and other atomizers like a volcano 510? I hear everyone swear by joye....Why? I notice that the volcano atty has a washer like thing in it and joye doesn't. Does that add/take away from vaping?

When I ordered my 1st e-cig, I ordered a Magma....and ordered like 6 extra atty's thinking they die quicker than they do. Maybe it's just a fluke but I still have all the original atty's some unopen. I rotate between 2 just for flavor changes. I hear atty's have a life of a month or so...but 6months? Or 3 months since i switch... And I am a heavy vapor...like rarely does my device leave my hand...

I have no experience with joye but have been planning on switching once I need to but since my atty's won't die....I haven't. So what makes joyes so good? Currently I vape @ 6v on SB...Thanks

 

[texasgranny]

Sorry you have not gotten a answer. I have not used either so I cannot help. Hopefully with a bmp you will get some
answers.

 

[Buzzy]

Joye is the original manufacturer of the 510, as far as I know. I think...but am not sure...that Volcano actually rebadges 510 equipment made by another manufacturer, however, that being said they may have their own tweaks to the design added. Boge, Bauway, SLB, East Mall, and Cisco are just a few of the other manufacturers of 510 compatible parts.
They are all good, but some do have a better reputation than others for vapor production, or durability, or both. In most cases, you just have to try them to be sure which you will like the best.

That being said, overall the best reputations are for parts made by - Joye, EastMall, Cisco, and Bauway. But Boge may have the better cartomizers for the 510. That is just really brushing the surface. I will say, however, from what I have read, that Volcano's parts and customer service are well considered, whoever actually manufactures the parts.

 

[Buzzy]

Oh, and as for the durability of your Volcano atties - that isn't really all that unusual. Some do last longer than others, of any make. But I've had some EastMall atties last six months or thereabouts. It partly depends on the user - how long a draw, how often, the extent to which you heat up your atty...etc., etc..

 

[Mudflap]

I would say that vaping at 6 volts on your silver bullet is contributing to your good luck with atomizers. 6 volts is a very hot burn and deposits aren't being given a chance to build up and gunk up your atomizers.

You must have a cast iron throat. What flavors taste good at 6 volts?

 

[WomanOfHeart]

I still have 5 of the original 6 attys I first bought. One died by my own hands (it was the victim of my first de-bridging attempt) so it doesn't count. I bought all of them back in September of last year and they're still going strong. I figured after I'd had them a month that I should buy more because both me and my fiance vape. I got 20 more and still haven't lost another one.

 

[RyeCcast]

I would say that vaping at 6 volts on your silver bullet is contributing to your good luck with atomizers. 6 volts is a very hot burn and deposits aren't being given a chance to build up and gunk up your atomizers.

You must have a cast iron throat. What flavors taste good at 6 volts?

Thanks...that makes sense. I am a fan of RY4 but Order from a vendor that will add more flavor...I also like honeybeez from digitalciggz, which is highly controversal. At first I hated it...but I gave a try and after a little while it became one of my favorites...

 

[squirrel64]

Very good point Mudflap,,,, never thought of that