New Eleaf iStick Pico S

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The design is... what it is...
What's up with all thoses manufacturer going on with thoses ""futuristic"" geek stuff design... Really dont like that...

Why do only "high end" goes with clean and nice design, can thoses guys do that too seriously...

It's the same with clothing if you notice... if a woman wants a simple classic design she is paying an utter fortune! for some reason "simple, classic with clean lines" is just high dollar.. gaudy is cheap.
 

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I think "gaudy" becomes the overcompensation for the cheap. :D We can't make it "good" so lets throw a few whistles and etc all over it. mod with voice control function, you're on my list. LOL.

Also, nothing looks as good as my provaris. Nothing.

Anna

There's a difference between inexpensive and cheap. To me the iStick and Pico were inexpensive yet competent mods. The Pico S is cheap to me now.
 

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It's the same with clothing if you notice... if a woman wants a simple classic design she is paying an utter fortune! for some reason "simple, classic with clean lines" is just high dollar.. gaudy is cheap.

I'am dont really pay a lot attention to woman clothing, but you have very affordable clothe that still look nice & classic. so that comparison doesnt really work ^^
 

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I'm disappointed in the direction the Pico design has been going:
Give me an original Pico 75W with a larger screen and fire button and solid metal body (not the 25's plastic panels).
I like the 22mm width and the +/- buttons on the bottom - once 'm dialed in, I don't need to mess with them.

Guess I'll be scooping up more of the original 75's - maybe they'll drop in price now that the S is out.
 

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I loved the original Pico 75, a true 75watt fully regulated mod that fits in the palm of your hand. I didn't like the 22mm (23 actually) tank limitation, my favorite tanks are all 24mm.

Then along came the still tiny Pico 25 which would accommodate larger tanks but it has that swirly plastic inset fingerprint magnet on its sides. I've leaned to live with the plastic swirly things because with them I gained the ability to use my favorite 24mm tanks.

Then came the Pico 21700 which looks just like the original Pico 75 but it's a bit bigger in order to accommodate the larger battery. Personally, I don't know if I'm willing to trade super compact size for a larger battery. I vape between 30 and 40 watts and a 3000mAh 18650 works just fine for me, I don't need the higher amperage a 21700 would provide. Still, I like the original clean look of the 21700, no plastic swirly things.

The new Pico S is larger in size much like the Pico 21700 but it's "glitzy" and should appeal to anyone who likes glitzy gear. Not really my cup-o-tea but I like that Eleaf is always innovating its products, gives me hope for the future.
 

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