Picked up my eRoll Friday and wow.

[Roni_M]

I didn't know about the eroll but I just looked it up and it looks pretty cool! I'm curious as to whether or not it produces as much vapor as the non-cigalikes. I was using a cigalike (RN4081 style Safecig) but switched to a volcano inferno. I am amazed at the difference and don't want to go back but if the eroll is more powerful than other cigalikes then I would like to have one for the portability!

There are several reviews on youtube. This one is very thorough A PBusardo Review - The emini AKA eRoll - YouTube . The only thing I would add is that it is perfect for going out (the reviewer says it is perfect for a light PV user but I think it's also good for going out to the bars/restaurants and running errands). Very portable and I find I'm getting the same amount of vapor as I do on my 1000mAh twist with a Kanger T3. I'm very impressed with it. That reviewer also said that you can't fill it with a blunt nose bottle, but the end of the tank actually pops off (you can see the little tabs in the video). It would be much easier with a needle tip bottle though (so I ordered some of those too... LOL).

As junkman pointed out though, you wouldn't want to chain vape with it (each tank only holds 0.5ml). I ordered extra tanks so I can just fill up several to take with me. If you decide to order, get an extra atomizer cover/cone. The kit only has one, but if you get an extra one you will have two complete eRoll PVs (kit has 2 atomizers, 2 batteries, 3 tanks but only one atomizer cover). The cover is only $2 (I just ordered an extra one for my daughter and myself). I love mine!

 

[r77r7r]

I think I made myself a little nic-loopy yesterday afternoon. Didn't feel queasy or anything, no headache, just kind of...stoned. LOL. Found myself waiting several hours after what was probably a bit too much. It's a different feeling, eh?

I wouldn't count on all the pros groaning. From everything I read here a lot of folks were pleasantly surprised by the eRoll, including some of the pros. And I don't think anyone gives a damn what setup you use as long as you enjoy it, you're getting value for money, and it helps keep you away from the damn analogs. Team Stop Smoking ....

(edited because the board software places .... in place of the acronym for For The Win. Heh.)

I think the "pros" groan more when a new person comes here and is jumped on and made to think he can't vape Properly w/o a Provari/Vamo/Twist.

 

[Roni_M]

I think the "pros" groan more when a new person comes here and is jumped on and made to think he can't vape Properly w/o a Provari/Vamo/Twist.

I got some great advise from another member. He simply explained all the differences with the batteries. What I could expect from each one and made recommendations based on what he has experience with and what I told him I was looking for. I ended up deciding on the eRoll (which he had never used before) and on a twist kit that included several different clearomizers. His advise was invaluable to someone who had no idea what anything was. He is absolutely awesome and continues to be a huge help. The best part is that I'm finding that 99% of the folks on here are the exact same way. Very very helpful. It's the patience and understanding that comes from you guys that are getting us newbies off of the cancer sticks! Without someone to "hold my hand" through the mass confusion I was experiencing I would have probably been so overwhelmed I wouldn't have bothered "doing it". So standing ovation for you guys and gals!!!

I'm already working on paying it forward too! My grade 3 school teacher (she's got to be close to 70 now) has asked me a lot of questions about e-cigs. Her and her husband have been trying to quit and have tried everything (except of course these!). The plan is to meet her for coffee so she can "try out" my stuff and I can pass on what little information I have learned so far. I'm so happy I'm able to help

 

[junkman]

eRoll reviewers always say for light vaper or light smoker. I find it is sufficient for me and I was a chain vaper of my Aga-t. Just boost the nic a notch and use is like it is meant to be and it will go all day (swapping carts as needed).

 

[Bookworm]

I didn't know about the eroll but I just looked it up and it looks pretty cool! I'm curious as to whether or not it produces as much vapor as the non-cigalikes. I was using a cigalike (RN4081 style Safecig) but switched to a volcano inferno. I am amazed at the difference and don't want to go back but if the eroll is more powerful than other cigalikes then I would like to have one for the portability!

As Junkman said, it won't produce as much vapor as rebuildables or big mods. But with an unregulated battery and an ego c atomizer, it produces a great amount of vapor. It works exactly like an ego with an ego c atomizer and tank. I love it. Check out the eRoll thread for tons of info and first hand experiences.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/general-e-smoking-discussion/340059-joyetech-eroll.html

 

[notawoman]

Lately I've been using some 306 and 510 atomizers on my ego twist and vv box mod. I decided to get an eRoll for at work or being out for a little while. Sometimes I just would rather have something small and compact, and also lasts a while. So I decided to grab one from the local vape shop.

I'm really diggin it after using it for a couple days. I had to figure out how to drip into the cartridge without a needle, but I got the hang of it and it's pretty easy. It has a little flavor muting and the voltage is not as high as I would like it but it is very strong for such a small battery and atomizer. I coupled it with some 36mg juice at work and all I need is a couple puffs and I'm set.

Some of the downsides are that the atomizer or where you would normally put your fingers gets extremely hot. Sometimes I also plug the air hole too, but I can overlook both. Also, one of the juices I tried didn't wick right I haven't tried again to see if it worked, but I vaped some pure vg and it seemed to wick so/so. So It might of been my fault.