TW has them for 25% off right now. You could get even more off if you watch the yo yo
http://totallywicked-eliquid.com/pr...ems/delta-tank-series/delta-tank-product.html
New Joyetech 20watt eGrip
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TW has them for 25% off right now. You could get even more off if you watch the yo yo
http://totallywicked-eliquid.com/pr...ems/delta-tank-series/delta-tank-product.html
The flavor primarily.. The Aspire BVC has better flavor IMO. Not by much, but enough that I would like to see an improvement in the eGrip's. Especially, if there continues to be only one head offered for the device. If I had to pick it out, I would say there is a bit too much "filler" kind of taste.. It's all subjective though.
The flavor primarily.. The Aspire BVC has better flavor IMO. Not by much, but enough that I would like to see an improvement in the eGrip's. Especially, if there continues to be only one head offered for the device. If I had to pick it out, I would say there is a bit too much "filler" kind of taste.. It's all subjective though.
I just told someone else exactly the same thing. I do like the BVCs better for flavor.
I received this and the ileaf today.
First thoughts -
They are both tiny. I mean small
Egrip in chrome reminds me of a beefed up zippo. The wattage wheel is kinda hokie. Hard to see. You kinda of have to use the force to know what wattage you are on.
ileaf reminds me of a beefy bic lighter.
That is how small both of these form factors are. I knew they were both small but they are tiny!
Egrip is heavier. It is actually surprisingly heavy for the size.
Too soon to know about battery life.
First thoughts -
They are both tiny. I mean small
Egrip in chrome reminds me of a beefed up zippo. The wattage wheel is kinda hokie. Hard to see. You kinda of have to use the force to know what wattage you are on.
ileaf reminds me of a beefy bic lighter.
That is how small both of these form factors are. I knew they were both small but they are tiny!
Egrip is heavier. It is actually surprisingly heavy for the size.
Too soon to know about battery life.
I was going to mention this fact but, did not want to seem too negative since I still do like it alot. They could have at least made the numbers red so that we could actually see them.
I actually thought that the wheel is a plus, since I typically set my mods to my preferred wattage and then forget about it. If the wheel isn't prone to accidental turns, it would be a plus in my view. I will soon see when mine arrives.
You will be fine. the wheel clicks into place once you get it where you want it. I have not had it turn accidently as of yet.
In other words, it clicks into place when you dial to each number. That is a nice feature.
Red would look ugly and isn't exactly stealthy. Since it is a friggin' stealth vaping device.
Salemgold,
Thanks for the link and the heads up. I wish I weren't so indecisive. That's a good price, but I was leaning toward one of the two smaller tanks.
I've never seen a YoYo pricing thingy before......kinda neat. I'm trying to exercise some self restraint with vape equipment too. Unfortunately, it's been tough. With smoking, there's no thinking or shopping implusiveness involved. With vaping... I keep thinking there's a better setup than what I have. (Which of course I am sure is true...but I gotta stop at some point or I'll be spending more than when I smoked!)
I better hold off a bit longer. Financially, now's not a good time. I should be getting rid of a second mortgage soon. Then I can buy with reckless abandon & without guilt and self-loathing.
The flavor primarily.. The Aspire BVC has better flavor IMO. Not by much, but enough that I would like to see an improvement in the eGrip's. Especially, if there continues to be only one head offered for the device. If I had to pick it out, I would say there is a bit too much "filler" kind of taste.. It's all subjective though.
See....glad I asked. I would have jumped to the erroneous conclusion you meant coil life or vapor production. Flavor is equally important, IMHO.
These ^^^ were just at $26 each which is about what I paid for them.
How is it to clean the tank seems like it might be problematic.The only thing it has over the eGrip is price, more battery capacity, and a display.. From what I gather, Joyetech either owns, or supplies parts to Eleaf. I like the form factor of the iStick.. I don't like the looks of most toppers on them though..
One thing I have noticed... Since I have been using the eGrip, my juice consumption has dropped.. I easily go though say, 12mls a day in my REO topped with the Reactor RDA.. I've been going through only 7 with the eGrip.
Wow that little beast is heavy. Does look well built. Makes a nice weapon if needed !
Not too bad. I do worry about getting water in the charge port but, so far, so good.
It is heavy IF you compare to the iStick which is very light but really not bad at all.
The extra width actually makes it feel a bit better in the hand IMO
For all you experts, why the internal (non-changeable) battery on lots of these new products? To keep the size / form-factor of them down?
I'm old-school. Not sure I can live with any mod that doesn't allow replaceable batteries.
I'm old-school. Not sure I can live with any mod that doesn't allow replaceable batteries.
Noooooo......it seems like a true 8W no extra heat at all compared to my iSticks.
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I am no expert but, yes to keep the size small IMO I used to think the same as you until I got a MVP2. They just keep going and going. If the mod is priced right, I do not mind the lipo batteries anymore.
The one time I rinsed it so far, I stuck a piece of duct tape over the charge port, and was careful.. Not much of a hassle..
Remember, the iStick does require a topper.. More length, and weight.
I can't speak for the iStick, but going by other known accurate mods I have, the eGrip feels pretty close at it's 8 watt lowest setting in comparison. I watched PBusardo's review showing how inaccurate the iStick is with it's PWM hard set to Mean, and being overpowered compared to the set wattage because of that.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_W1G7p_fCJw
The Vapin' Greek kind of gave me the impression in his review, that since Joyetech owns (or supplies parts to) Eleaf, the same electronics are used in both devices.. As I said, from what I can compare with known accurate devices, the eGrip feels to be producing a similar vape at the same power settings.. Until someone figures a way to scope the eGrip, it's really unknown for certain. I can just go by feel.
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