Shockingly impressed

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kenbu

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I've been trying to convert a buddy of mine who happens to be blind and a very heavy smoker for a while now. He ignored my advice and went out and purchased a Blu starter kit. As I was expecting, he complained about the lack of a hit and the short life of the batteries.

I was over his place a few weeks ago watching him struggle so I grabbed one of his cartridges and scewed it to my X6 backup battery. It was a completely different experience and he's bugging me to sell him my back for the last few weeks.

The X6 is probably not the easiest battery for a blind person and I didn't want to sell him a used battery, so I picked up an inexpensive eGo-C Twist. I can't say I enjoyed the Blu carts, but he seems to enjoy them and it's certainly easier.

Before dropping off the eGo, I figured I'd charge it and use it for a few hours in case he had any questions. Now I'm wondering if I should drop it off since I am pretty darn impressed with it.

While I doubt it could double as a hammer, like my MVP or X6, it sure seems well worth the low cost. Somehow I have the sense that it might pick one up for myself for days when I'm tired of walking around with a brick in my pocket.
 

Jack NMI Stecker

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May want to consider a Mech. Simple to use just an on and an off. Get a clearo with say 1.8 ohm to 2 ohm heads. He can label his juice with someones help and even the tanks. I'd go bottom coil as i have found them to be less likely to give you a dry hit. IME. But if he does not like that I guess a Twist or spinner would be a good second choice. IMO
 

Kbennett65

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I still have some old cartridges around from a Blu, never thought of screwing it on an ego, heck I didn't know it'd fit on one. I'll have to give it try!
If your blind friend decides to pick up vaping there is a newer model of vision spinner that is kind of textured looking, it may be easier to recognize the correct orientation (top to bottom) and button placement from feel than with the smooth models.
 
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