I just recently got my first e-cig a few weeks ago. I've been using an E9 with success. I just want to know what you all consider the overall best e-cig and what you think of the E9. Any comments or tips would be appreciated.
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Yo... welcome!! Lots of good information here, I have a Riva, lots of good vapor, good battery life... couldnt be happier!
My recommendation would be to get an EGO. They have a heftier battery than an E9 and are fairly reliable. They use 510 type accessories and cartomizers are fairly inexpensive.
Vaporkings.com (no relation for Vapor4Life's VaporKing which is a KR808D-1)... Vaporkings.com now has blank KR808D-2 cartos (and E9 is KR808D-2). First vendor I've seen with blank cartos for KR808D-2
KR808D-2 or GreenSmoke compatible blank cartomizer - package of five
And don't every pay outrageous prices for E9/KR808D-2 parts. Some of those "name" vendors of D2's are real ripoffs on parts. AZSmokeFree.com has KR808D-2 parts including entire 2 battery kits for less than what some ripoff rebranders charge for one battery. Note - occasionally you might see something say Bloog cartos are KR808D-2/E9 but they are not - that was the old Bloog model. The current model is KR808D-1 (more popular but thread-incompatible w/ D2)
LeCig sells D1 <> D2 adapters. Their D1 is actually some kind of 901 (air channels not exactly the same as KR808D-1) but the adapters should work for using E9/D2 stuff on KR808D-1 and vice versa.
KR808D-2 or GreenSmoke compatible blank cartomizer - package of five
And don't every pay outrageous prices for E9/KR808D-2 parts. Some of those "name" vendors of D2's are real ripoffs on parts. AZSmokeFree.com has KR808D-2 parts including entire 2 battery kits for less than what some ripoff rebranders charge for one battery. Note - occasionally you might see something say Bloog cartos are KR808D-2/E9 but they are not - that was the old Bloog model. The current model is KR808D-1 (more popular but thread-incompatible w/ D2)
LeCig sells D1 <> D2 adapters. Their D1 is actually some kind of 901 (air channels not exactly the same as KR808D-1) but the adapters should work for using E9/D2 stuff on KR808D-1 and vice versa.
I am also interested in possibly trying a KR808D-1. I ordered two 5-packs of blank E9 cartos from azsmokefree.com yesterday actually.
Only thing is the E9 I'm using now is working perfectly so it seems pointless to spend more money.
I had one of those and I have to ask, do you really think it works perfectly when you have to charge the battery every couple hours?
I have a kdr808 I enjoy it but I LOVE my RIVA from liberty flights! Make sure you clean atty when you get it. I hated mine out the box but now im dripping on it and it tastes sooo good! PS Dormouse you are the most helpful person I have seen on this forum. Thank you so much for all you do for us Noobs.
Yes Mickeyrat - that works perfectly for people who are near power most of the time. And standard size KR8 D2 and D1 batteries are 280mah, not 90 or 180 like smaller slim ecigs. The KR8 D1 and D2 are also 3.7 volts devices. I don't take well to contests over battery size and voltage. You have a big battery. I am happy for you. Everybody has different needs.
Re E9 - one downside is no manual batteries. Manual KR808D-1 batteries aren't sealed on the end but at least they aren't dependent on a drag sensor in there. Once you start filling and refilling cartos, there is a definite chance you will end up killing one or more of your auto batteries because no matter how careful you are with refilling, occasionally a carto is going to drip out that bottom hole, right where your drag sensor is. Auto batteries can also turn on accidentally sometimes from wind or vibration. And they are more work in my opinion.
Re E9 - one downside is no manual batteries. Manual KR808D-1 batteries aren't sealed on the end but at least they aren't dependent on a drag sensor in there. Once you start filling and refilling cartos, there is a definite chance you will end up killing one or more of your auto batteries because no matter how careful you are with refilling, occasionally a carto is going to drip out that bottom hole, right where your drag sensor is. Auto batteries can also turn on accidentally sometimes from wind or vibration. And they are more work in my opinion.
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