Should I be concerned?

[hadi123]

Hello all,

I bought a kit called G & Fire from my local smoke shop and it came with a "Sub Ohm Battery" (30 watts) and a Aspire Atlantis tank. The Aspire Atlantis tank does not have the writing on the top where it usually is supposed to say aspire. There are words on the box that are misspelled as well, like "Electronic" is Electromic. And where it's supposed to say "Led Light" it says "Leg light".. Random spaces where they shouldn't be, etc. The tank is working alright, other than a little bit of gurgling from time to time...

Should I be concerned about it? Do Atlantis tanks sometimes come w/ no writing on them?

Thanks all.

 

[Littleraf]

Genuine products from aspire would normally have a scratch and check security code on them so you can check its authenticity on the aspire website.

As far as I'm aware all Atlantis tanks should have aspire at the top.

 

[jseah]

Sounds like you got an clone Atlantis tank.

 

[edyle]

Hello all,

I bought a kit called G & Fire from my local smoke shop and it came with a "Sub Ohm Battery" (30 watts) and a Aspire Atlantis tank. The Aspire Atlantis tank does not have the writing on the top where it usually is supposed to say aspire. There are words on the box that are misspelled as well, like "Electronic" is Electromic. And where it's supposed to say "Led Light" it says "Leg light".. Random spaces where they shouldn't be, etc. The tank is working alright, other than a little bit of gurgling from time to time...

Should I be concerned about it? Do Atlantis tanks sometimes come w/ no writing on them?

Thanks all.

I guess the short answer is Yes.

Sounds like some kind of clone. If you don't overdo it there should not be a problem, but when a producer makes a product and uses misspelling to deceive buyers, one has to wonder what other deceptions are going on.
For example:
If "electromic" isn't "electronic", maybe the "30 watts" isn't exactly a reliable number

Don't go over 10 watts and expect it to work for about 3 months.