New CE3's !! anyone try'em?

[deweylasv]

After burning several CE2's, I've just about given up on 'em. However, I think I may like the new design with coil on bottom, near battery connection, for better wicking .
Please let me know what your experience is, should I bother?

 

[Scottinboca]

I think a lot of people have given up on the whole CE thing. I tried the CE2 and got burnt issue as well. I don't want to waste anymore money. You should check youtube for reviews.

 

[Scottinboca]

Here you go. PB is a great reviewer.

 

[byggd]

CE3 = Leaks

 

[Credo]

I have NOT tried the Smokeymizer just yet but at some point I will

I have tried the Sapphire Bud from Got Vapes. The Bud has a similar vape engine, but is by far easier to fill than a CE3. No tiny plug, no tweezers. You just pull off the mouth-piece then a little plug with your fingers and drip in your liquid. To me, while they are cartos/not atties, they are everything the eGo T 'should have been' in concept, at a little better price/performance point.

How do they vape? I've enjoyed mine over 3 different production runs for the all PG tobacco flavors I've used in them.

These days I like so many different things for different liquids and moods and situations, so I don't always reach for the same carto. So, I like the Buds enough to keep some around and they do get well used, but I can't say I'd use them 'exclusively'. Here lately I've been gravitating to larger eGo or tank sized options.

They come 2 to a box and I believe they have LR ones in the 2 Ohm range, and HV ones in the 3+ ohm range...not cheap but not highway robbery either. Just gotta try a pack.

I've really enjoyed the Visions with thinner liquids as well.

If you like really thick sweet stuff...stick with dripping or polyfill cartos If you just occasionally vape a thinker liquid and want cart convenience...the 801 atties do work very well with their native carts and hold enough to chain vape a good hour or more. The mega 510 atties are nice as well, but can cost twice as much as an 801. Yep, the bigger atties do work well with their native carts. Nothing like the little 510 and 901 ones.

 

[brandondparris]

If you use an eGo, beware of CE3s!

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...251792-smokymizers-killing-ego-batts-why.html

 

[pyro13g]

I use them. No problems, no leaks(user error usually), no batteries killed.

 

[Killjoy1]

I've used them and did enjoy them. I didn't have any of the battery shorting issues that seem to be common with them, but the quality control is all over the map in other regards, as well. I had a couple that leaked and one that wouldn't wick at all (all of them on the first fill right out of the package), but the rest vaped pretty well and didn't give me any issues at all, so that was 12 out of 15 that performed well and I filled all of those on average about 10 times before they started leaking.

When they work they work great in my experience, but there's no telling if you've got a dud until you fill it up . . .

 

[wfx]

the wick concept is a good one. i'm a huge ce2 fan, but i admit there is room for improvement. the utility of these things is that they are easy to clean and inspect. of the developments so far, genesis line with the stainless steel wick seems the most promising. ce3, vision, etc are just the beginning. really appreciate folks reporting back on their experience here.

 

[DaveP]

My eGo likes Boge 2.0 LR cartos. I also use Madvapes SS dual coil 1.5v on my vv boxmod, but not usually on my eGo-T batts.

 

[Credo]

Just got my first dual coil stainless CE carto.
Loving it so far.
Running it at around 9 watts (4.5 watts per coil).
Holds around 3.5ml.
It fits a Darwin perfectly and opens and closes with room to spare...with or without any extensions.

Just working it hard to see how long it lasts...but so far I do like the performance, and no leaks in my pocket so far.