longest lasting Cartomizers??? (for a chain vaporer)

[mpetva]

I just added the KR808D-1 to my vaping arsenal and wanted to find out from the more experienced users of this model.

Which are the longest lasting cartomizers around and where do I get them?

Where do I get the best batteries (most reliable ones) for the KR808D-1

Thanks

 

[GrimmGreen]

if it's a KR808D-1 then they should all be the same , i have tried cartomizers from vapornine , nHaler and Cigeasy and they are all basically the same. I am currently using 2 silver batteries from nHaler and they are good , no better or worse than the ones i have from vapornine... just a different color that vapornine doesn't offer.

 

[dijohn76]

I find that the black batteries from both cigeasy and mist-stix seem to last about 30-45minutes longer than the white batteries. As far as cartomizers all seem to last about the same, approximately 2-2.5 hrs (I chain vape).

 

[googled]

I get 3-4 hours out of an EastMall chain vaping, which I shouldn't be doing but it rocks . I'm supposed to just use my magnum and passthrough at home and save the cartomizers for when out and about.

 

[mpetva]

Thanks for all the replies

How does the Green Cig artomizer compare to the KR808D-1 atomizer. I read somewhere that the Green Cig ones last longer?

 

[youngunner]

Ive been vaping for a few mouths no and I am pretty embarrassed to ask this, but what the hell is a cartomizer- Im not too bright, but lemme guess a cart with a built in atomizer? If im correct- whats the advantages of them and are they only available for certain e-cig models? Pretty much xould some one give me a cartomizer 101 lesson- what are they, whats good about them, what models use them, can you refill, whats the advantages of the carotmizer? help a bratha out.

thanks!

 

[DonDaBoomVape]

Ive been vaping for a few mouths no and I am pretty embarrassed to ask this, but what the hell is a cartomizer- Im not too bright, but lemme guess a cart with a built in atomizer? If im correct- whats the advantages of them and are they only available for certain e-cig models? Pretty much xould some one give me a cartomizer 101 lesson- what are they, whats good about them, what models use them, can you refill, whats the advantages of the carotmizer? help a bratha out.

thanks!

Your guess is correct. As for a 101 lesson, I touch on cartomizers in my "Wonderful World of Vaping" series. [Just do a find on "cartomizer" to see the references.] In retrospect, I think I've given them short shrift thus far, but I'll make up for that in the upcoming Part 4.

The two main models that use it are the KR808D-1 and GreenCig, both of which are carried by Vapor4Life (which calls the KR808D-1 the Vapor King) and by NHaler. [And there are several other suppliers of the KR808D-1 (at cheaper prices).] Although the two models are different, they are fully compatible with each other.

The obvious thing that's good about them is their simplicity and ease of use: only two components. Just plug a cart into a charged battery and you're set to go. You don't even need e-liquid, although (to save money) you'll probably want to refill the carts, rather than throwing them away when they run out of steam. And even the refilling is easy (it's shown in the video you'll see in my thread). Easier than refilling a standard cartridge and about the same ease as dripping.

They produce strong flavor and throat hit and adequate vapor (although I've heard that the GreenCig produces outstanding vapor - Leaford raves about it in his Leaford's New(est) Five Favorites! video). The KR808D-1 has a large battery (same size as a penstyle) and short carts. The GreenCig has a shorter battery (but not teeny tiny) and a longer cart. The GreenCig costs about twice as much as the KR808D-1.

To me, the KR808D-1 seems an obvious and good choice for a newbie (and it was my choice). However, I didn't particularly like it. I found the taste harsh and the cartomizer (which is also the mouthpiece) uncomfortably hot. But I don't regret starting with it. I think I would have found a typical e-cig (certainly a manual switch model) a bit daunting.

Hope that helps, youngunner.

 

[mpetva]

Your guess is correct. As for a 101 lesson, I touch on cartomizers in my "Wonderful World of Vaping" series. [Just do a find on "cartomizer" to see the references.] In retrospect, I think I've given them short shrift thus far, but I'll make up for that in the upcoming Part 4.

The two main models that use it are the KR808D-1 and GreenCig, both of which are carried by Vapor4Life (which calls the KR808D-1 the Vapor King) and by NHaler. [And there are several other suppliers of the KR808D-1 (at cheaper prices).] Although the two models are different, they are fully compatible with each other.

The obvious thing that's good about them is their simplicity and ease of use: only two components. Just plug a cart into a charged battery and you're set to go. You don't even need e-liquid, although (to save money) you'll probably want to refill the carts, rather than throwing them away when they run out of steam. And even the refilling is easy (it's shown in the video you'll see in my thread). Easier than refilling a standard cartridge and about the same ease as dripping.

They produce strong flavor and throat hit and adequate vapor (although I've heard that the GreenCig produces outstanding vapor - Leaford raves about it in his Leaford's New(est) Five Favorites! video). The KR808D-1 has a large battery (same size as a penstyle) and short carts. The GreenCig has a shorter battery (but not teeny tiny) and a longer cart. The GreenCig costs about twice as much as the KR808D-1.

To me, the KR808D-1 seems an obvious and good choice for a newbie (and it was my choice). However, I didn't particularly like it. I found the taste harsh and the cartomizer (which is also the mouthpiece) uncomfortably hot. But I don't regret starting with it. I think I would have found a typical e-cig (certainly a manual switch model) a bit daunting.

Hope that helps, youngunner.

Wow....great info! Thank you for posting this!