Looking for a new E-cig. Thinking of trying Bloog. Thoughts?

[mallie233]

I've gone through a few different e-cigs in the almost two years that I have been vaping. I started out with the 510 moved to the 306 then to the 401. I was extremely happy with the 401 but the quality in the product has declined from the place I buy from so much that I just want to try something new. I'm not a modder. I want the cig type shape. Also, the reason I fell in love with the 401 was that the taste was absolutely amazing. It's very important to me that a get a good clear taste of the juice that I am using. I definitely want to use a PCC and until now I've been a dripper- I want to start using cartomizers so that I don't have to carry a bottle of juice around with me everywhere I go. It's especially dangerous while driving. I've heard a lot of great things about Bloog. I've heard a lot of bad things about them too, though. I am just wondering. Is it worth it? Their customer service supposedly sucks, but if the product is amazing then I guess it could be worth it?

 

[canoeist]

I have a couple of Bloog batteries and some of their MaxFusion cartomizers. Overall, it is top notch equipment. The kit prices are a little high, I have only bought additional supplies from them.

 

[robocig]

If you're looking for the Bloog-type, try Smokeless Image's VOLT. Same stuff, same PCC, different brand.

 

[Eli Huffman]

Definitely try the volt and the customer service is way better too!

 

[sherid]

I have not heard of VOLT before. How are they the same as the MF? Are the batteries and cartomizers the same as the Bloog?

 

[Eli Huffman]

Yes they are.

 

[silkakc]

Mallie,

I upgraded to a Infinity after my 510's and Rivas and I truly love it. It's a variable voltage mod and it's slim but longer than a Riva/Ego. I like it because it *feels* like smoking a cigarette to me, in my mouth and lungs. I can take a 2 second puff and get a huge plume of warm vapor. I get excellent throat hit with it, which is amazing because I use all VG juices. I use mine at 4.5 volts and use regular Joye attys with it and drip. The batteries last me 10-11 hours on average so all I have to do is carry 2 AAA size batteries in my purse to work.
I tried several 3.7 voltage devices and tried 5 volt devices. The 3.7's were too wimpy unless I used LR attys and they get costly! They don't last very long! The 5 volt devices were too harsh and ruined the flavors by making them taste scorched. The Infinity lets me choose whatever volt I want- which seems to be around 4.5 for me. The dessert flavor juices I vape taste SO much better at 4.5 volts than they did on a 3.7 device

It's made by Notcigs, if you are interested.

Lori