I’ve had two for about 6 months – saw it on a closeout for $30 and got one for myself, and a friend asked me to get one for him as well. He changed his mind, so I ended up with both. Don’t regret getting it at all, but also don’t think it was worth the $100 or so I saw them listed for when they first came out.
Zero problems with the pump system except when I forget that, unlike other pumpers, you need to hold the button down for liquid to be dispensed. It’s also the only pumper I know of that will suck back excess juice. Filling is straightforward. While you can fill it without opening the battery door, I recommend flipping the door open at first until you get the hang of filling to prevent messes. It could benefit from a larger visible area for the liquid level but it's workable.
It’s a very stripped-down board in terms of features. You get wattage. That's it. The up/down buttons could benefit from being a bit bigger and, unlike the full-featured Vaporesso boards, this really doesn’t need the middle menu button since it steals space that could have gone to the up/down buttons, and provides only minor functionality. Screen is clear and easy to read. Very comfortable to hold and fire. No problems with the battery door staying put.
My main concern when I got it was that it only came with one juice “tube” (really can’t call it a bottle). But, with reasonable care, it’s not suffered any issues and I expect it will provide for a good amount of use.
I got the kit which included the RDA. Works very well with mesh; pretty meh with regular coils. I use the RDA on my dual battery squonkers since mesh builds can run through a single battery pretty quickly.
It’s not my favorite since I tend to prefer either a lot of features (especially TC) or, conversely, a straight mech, but it provides good performance in a compact package that has an effective pumping system.
