Has anyone heard of the safe cig micro (to be released in July 2011?). I started vaping w/ the safe cig (4081) and liked it. This product boast better draw, better bat life, and is the same size of a normal cig. Wondering if anyone knew the specs or any further info.
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It's still a small cigarette like e-cig . Won't hold a very good battery charge . Before you waste your money , on one of those , look at the other options , that will keep you happy , for a long time . Try looking at the Ego , or it's re-branded clones . You can see those at Liberty Flights site . It's called the "Riva" great price , longer lasting batteries , and lots of 510 , atty's and carto's available . Just giving you my honest opinion . It's great those got you where you are , it's just time , to move forward .
I've heard of it. The safe cig has been getting some good reviews compared to the other e-cig companies. I'd imagine that the micro, would be the same as a volcano, or blu micro battery. I don't know how they can claim that the battery life will be better with a smaller battery from what you are using, but who knows? If there is a company that may be able to do it, they may be the one 
I did start a chat with someone on the site, and they were not able to give me any specs for you, as they don't know any as of yet. You can give them your email address, and will email you as soon as the specs are available, though.
I like the feel of a micro e cigarette. I have a blu, and for stealth reasons, I take it everywhere. For long trips I take my inferno (ego re-branded). I love both. If it comes with a PCC, the battery issue isn't really that big of a deal. Even if the battery life is good for only 5-7 cigs worth, as some claim, the back up battery doesn't take that long to charge anyway.
All in all, If you want something that feels more like a cigarette, the micro batteries are right up your ally. I've tried one of the larger ones like what you have, and I didn't care for it. It felt like a swisher sweet in my mouth and was super heavy, but that's just me. I hated smoking 100's in analogs, too big for me haha
I did start a chat with someone on the site, and they were not able to give me any specs for you, as they don't know any as of yet. You can give them your email address, and will email you as soon as the specs are available, though.I like the feel of a micro e cigarette. I have a blu, and for stealth reasons, I take it everywhere. For long trips I take my inferno (ego re-branded). I love both. If it comes with a PCC, the battery issue isn't really that big of a deal. Even if the battery life is good for only 5-7 cigs worth, as some claim, the back up battery doesn't take that long to charge anyway.
All in all, If you want something that feels more like a cigarette, the micro batteries are right up your ally. I've tried one of the larger ones like what you have, and I didn't care for it. It felt like a swisher sweet in my mouth and was super heavy, but that's just me. I hated smoking 100's in analogs, too big for me haha
You may want to check out the suppliers listed on the main page, they'll be straight forward with you and usually have better prices.
safe cig is just too expensive, kit and refills, the rn 4081 manual batt is a third of the price and twice as powerful and with a dripomizer even cheaper, i would spend $50 a month with safe cig refills, i now spend $15 a month with the RN
Hate to bring up a dead topic, but I found this in a search and want to steer people in the right direction on this. I bought the Micro when it first came out. It's small, sleek, and stylish. But, from my experience, both the battery life and vapor production are greatly reduced compared to the original (which was inadequate for me to begin with). Plus, in order to try their dozen or so new flavors, you have to switch (downgrade) to the Micro, when it would have been so easy for them to create an adapter for long time customers to try the new flavors.
I spent way too much on their stuff. I'm happy with my new KGo and backup 510 mega manual battery with cartos and juice. Ultimately, I'll spend less, too.
I'm way done with that company.
I spent way too much on their stuff. I'm happy with my new KGo and backup 510 mega manual battery with cartos and juice. Ultimately, I'll spend less, too.
I'm way done with that company.
Thx justin I started out w/thesafecig and saw the ad 4 the micro and was interested even though I had moved on to a better pv. I decided not to buy the micro and by your reply, i guess i made the right decision. Unless they come up with something really awesome i think im done with them too. BTW, I couldn't beleive they don't offer a pcc for this new micro.
I started out with the safe cig micro. Battery life last maybe 30 minutes and the 2nd battery dies before the first one is done charging. The refills cost way to much and I'd go through a box of them in less then 3 days (yeah I vape a lot ) I sent that thing back over a month ago and still waiting for a refund. I got a Blu after that and that just sits around now and collects dust as I use my Joye eGo-T all the time now. Love my eGo-T!
) I sent that thing back over a month ago and still waiting for a refund. I got a Blu after that and that just sits around now and collects dust as I use my Joye eGo-T all the time now. Love my eGo-T!
It's second tier model - popular enough to have a couple of kinds of blank cartomizers and adapters for it but that's it. It's not a very well supported threading. Smokestil Hendu and Njoy Npro (ka Njoy 2-n-1 at 7-11's) are RN4081.
510 and KR808D-1 threading are more supported, more variety of stuff for them.
if yo use them I recommend you try manual batteries. AZSmokeFree has some. And I heard there are not long Rn4081 batteries with 280mah charge
510 and KR808D-1 threading are more supported, more variety of stuff for them.
if yo use them I recommend you try manual batteries. AZSmokeFree has some. And I heard there are not long Rn4081 batteries with 280mah charge
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