Question about CE4+ clearomizers

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kmsf317

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I recently purchased some clearomizers called bottom feed transparent clear-o-mizer, which leaked everytime I would put the plug in and I would not recommend them. My husband also accidentally cracked one. Today we just received a new pack of fluxomizers from gotvapes and they have not leaked or cracked. I have not had any problems with these yet, but have only had them filled for about an hour.
 

Iusedtoanalog

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Here's my take on that question. The ce4+ does need some time to get... um broken in. Now with that said they also take some getting used to to make them work as good as they can. Swirling upside down tilting the inconsistancies once they get down to.8 or lower and cracking around the base are all some of my personal thing that I don't appreciate about them. I have not had the long wick units which I hear are much better. What I do like about them is the fact they don't leak unless you are vaping them upside down or you break them. I do like the warmth of a ce style carto and the ce4 as we'll. I do like the flavor of them also. There is some muting there for me but not enough that I refuse to use them. I must say that at lower voltages I don't think there is a much better simple vape.

For the price I think they are a good alternative to a carto. The downside of these for me is I break them. All of the ones I have purchased have broken in my pocket. I have tried everything short of not carrying my pg to prevent that, to no avail. Before the ce4+ I tried the Riva t tank (humongomizer) and I must say that I prefer the humongomizer over the ce4+… I think they are same or very similar to the ego w cartos. They are not as easy to fill but, for me they hold up ten times longer. To each their own. Good luck. Happy vaping.
 

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The CE6 (bottom fed) ones are a complete fail. Long wicks inside a tube that simply don't work most of the time, and tanks that pretty much always crack and leak. The CE4 is simple and works well.

Most of the complaints stem from them not performing as well as cartos or attys as far as vapor production and flavor are concerned. The flavor can be somewhat muted with these and vapor is a bit less. Also, the short wick version seems to give some people grief because you have to tilt them occasionally to make sure the wick doesn't dry out.

For me, the convenience of an easy fill, large capacity and leakproof design make them a win for when I'm out of the house. I have one that I've refilled at least 10 times and it's only now starting to loose it's mojo.
 

XxLucky_7xX

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Awesome. Thanks for the input everyone :) I am trying different methods to enhance my Ego experience. I will test it out to see how I like them. If all else fails, I will just have to resort to dripping (since I tend to change flavors alot). What should I get with my next paycheck?: Ego Booster, First Mod, or More batteries? I already have two 1000mah Ego Batteries. I know it's going off topic from the original discussion but I am clueless as to where to take my next step.
 

Bwana

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So many options. I wouldn't get more of the same batteries if yours are fairly new. I did get a variable voltage passthrough (no battery) just to play more with different attys, cartos, tanks and clearos while trying to avoid another mod for now. There are so many mods I know I'll want when I start. My plan of attack will probably be a silver bullet, provari and a GG, but right now I'm playing with DIY flavors and more clearos.

Check out the new E2 and E3 if you want to try something similar to the CE4. I ordered some today but have no idea yet how good they might be.
 

RyanRed

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I donno. I have 2 ce2's that Ive been using, and I have had 0 problems with them. Mind you, I have only used them for a week, and refilled them about 5 times each. But no problems so far! I enjoy how they vape, and they seem to work great for me. I gotta say I dont like the price on them though. 5 bucks a pop seems a little on the high side compared to other things. Thus why I ordered up the Vivi Nova V2 today. Just like the stardusts, but with replaceable heads that cost 2.50 a piece. Seemed like a more affordable way to go in the long run. Plus I heard good things about it as well. Not so much on Vivi Nova v1's, but v2's are supposed to be pretty good.
 

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If you change flavors a lot, get Fluxomizers. What you put on the end of a device is more important than the device. I'd rather vape an eGo with a Vivi Nova or Fluxomizers than a Provari with a G4 clearomizer.

If you want something with a little more capacity, I've been hearing good things about the E1 at discountvapers.com
 

XxLucky_7xX

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Fluxomizers look like they fit my style a little more. Wish I had done my research a little more before making a purchase lol. Oh well, we all learn from mistakes. I also took a look at the E1's as well. I'll be ordering both since they both tend to have positive reviews. I might also get the Vivi Nova V2 a try but that might have to wait for another paycheck. Thanks a ton for the help :D I really appreciate it.
 
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