LEO or Mach2

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casual_t

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I'm a long time dse 901 user, and I'm looking to get something with a longer battery life and good vapor production. I've kind of narrowed it down to the Myst Mach 2 (mystmasters.com) and the Boge LEO. I like the apparent size of the LEO over the Mach 2 (the LEO appears a bit shorter and fits in a pocket better), but that's only based upon seeing the two devices on video reviews. Does anyone know how long each of them are? The Mach 2 has a 900 mah battery vs. the 800 mah with the LEO (a big plus for the Mach 2). Does anyone have a non-vendor point of view about either or both of these devices?
 
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I have the Leo. In fact I reviewed it back in November. But I know very little about the Mach II, other than having watched Stephanie's (Stepherz) original and follow-up video reviews.

The first thing to know about the Leo is that it is not short: 153mm (i.e., penstyle length) – much longer than your 119mm 901. I don't know the length of the Mach II (there is very little descriptive information on the MystMasters website). It appears to be about the same length as the Leo, but 1mm less in diameter (which may make it appear longer).

I like the Leo, but the second thing to know about it is that it is not compatible with anything else. [I love the taste of the Leo atomizer and cartomizer, but their relatively high resistance combined with the battery's 3.5V doesn't give me as intense TH or vapor as I would like ... and there is no way to use them on higher voltage batteries.] Whereas I believe that the Mach II is 510-compatible. This opens up a huge world of atomizers, cartomizers, and tanks that cannot be used with the Leo (other than with a $10 adapter, which further extends its length).

The $65 Mach II seems to be the same as the less expensive CRV 900 carried by SmokTek ($55 for a two-battery/two-atomizer kit), which definitely is 510-compatible. My sense of it is that it is a stylish eGo clone.
 
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I personally don't have one but my friend and fellow vaper does have the mach 2 and loves it. he's been vaping for 5 months and no issues with it at all. I just had 2 lux batts. crap out at the same time. You deff imho think you should go with 510 compatable as the worl opens up when it comes to atty's, cartos, etc. I do find his batt much bigger than my lux and my ego-t, if thats a concern. Good luck.
I'm a long time dse 901 user, and I'm looking to get something with a longer battery life and good vapor production. I've kind of narrowed it down to the Myst Mach 2 (mystmasters.com) and the Boge LEO. I like the apparent size of the LEO over the Mach 2 (the LEO appears a bit shorter and fits in a pocket better), but that's only based upon seeing the two devices on video reviews. Does anyone know how long each of them are? The Mach 2 has a 900 mah battery vs. the 800 mah with the LEO (a big plus for the Mach 2). Does anyone have a non-vendor point of view about either or both of these devices?
 

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I have never heard of a 510 battery-to-Leo atty/carto adapter, just the Leo-to-510 adapter. Wish there were. I love the Leo carto; just would like it to hit harder.


I picked up a LEO with both adapters included from the classies recently.. :) Whoever made the 510 battery to LEO adapter did an excellent job... The LEO attys and cartomizers hit quite nicely @ 5-6V... ;) :vapor:

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