Please help this noobie choose the right CE2 Deluxe!

[stace]

We're fairly new vapers, just started in July. Up until now we've been reluctant to try CE2s because all of the fiddling sounded too intimidating and too high maintenance. But these new CE2 Deluxe Fluxomizers sound great and we'd love to give them a try. Now I should say that one of the main reasons for doing so would be to have something that would hold a bit more juice than our Boge 2.0s while being lower profile than a tank. But I hear that that CE2s go through juice faster. How much faster are we talking about here? Anyone use Boges too that could give me a rough idea of the span of time a filled CE2 XL lasts in comparison?

Okay, on to the next question. Can someone give me an idea of what ohms we'd be shooting for here? Since there isn't any way to order one of each resistance I'd like to get it right the first time. We're both really happy with the heat and throat hit with our Boge 2.0s on our Riva or Kgo. We're really not looking for more. We tried the Smok Tech 1.7 felt like they were just too harsh. Also tried the EMDCCs and had mixed feelings depending on the juice - some were great and some were too harsh. So with that all said, will a CE2 even work for us? I know nothing about what a top coil will be like in comparison to what we've tried and what resistance we should be looking for. I'd appreciate any input you all can offer, as well as any other tips or suggestions. Thanks!

 

[timh]

I would shoot for the 2.6-2.8 and try that

 

[teslastick]

I used to look at it like it didn't matter since gotvapes gave us 36ml bottles but thet has been a while since we've had those..

 

[x-smok3]

Good news bad news here. Yes the fluxomizers are great; however for me they still have to be fiddled with. It is not difficult to get them dialed in with a few adjustments but they don't wick fast enough for me. Juice hog? Yes. I would make a swag that they are about 50% faster to use up the liquid; however there is no wasted liquid lost in the batting and they do not need to be constantly topped off to avoid burning the batting.

I use the Riva 1100Mah and have found them fairly comperable to the Boge 2.0 with a slightly cooler vape, though not enough to dissuade me.

Either resistance is good and the 2.6-2.8 ohm will not drain the battery as fast.

There is a bit of a learning curve on these but they are really not terribly difficult to do and I would recommend them to anyone. I have found IMHO that the best way to do this is to pull out all of the plugs, pull up the wicks (see links on fluffing the wick), use the thin center plug (grooved side down) in place of the bottom plug. No leaks, good wicking, and cleans again and again. I have been using the same one for two weeks without an issue.

Hope that helps.