Joyetech ego ONE - Pros and Cons?

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I have both the 2200 and 1100 and wish I didn't waste the money. Even after numerous attempts I still have gurgling and liquid hitting my tounge. Don't know the correct term but it seems to be flooded.
Same here. But it might have something to do with the liquids I use (100VG) combined with a strong draw. Just turned to vaping, so I guess I have to change the way I suck ;).
Also: I've rewicked with Fiber Freak (rayon). This appears to improve things. But I have yet to vape a full tank without any gurgling and or flooding. Let alone a refilled one

All Tips and alternatives are welcome, coz some people are very enthousiastic about this thing and experience no problems.
 

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I really like my eGo One as well and no issues thus far. I've been using the 1 ohm coil and it is smooth! I guess the main cons would be that it is a little hard to refill and small juice capacity. I recently picked up the Kangertech Subtank Nano to mate with the eGo One battery for more juice capacity and it works great too.
 
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I never tried the joytech ego1 but it does look like a very good device for beginners. The cons that I can see would possibly be battery life for one and the other con would be the cut off point of 1.0 ohms. I do believe they do have one though that's runs down to .5 ohms. I'm not sure though. So basically it looks like a pretty great starters kit In my opinion. I would however make sure to get one with a battery MAH in the 2,000 range at least. You would want it to last a day of vaping. Hope this helps and best wishes
 
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