I love my new Smartcarts. I have had no leaks, and I like the window. I did take the filler out and put in some blue foam. Works really good. I did have the mouth piece break on one, but it was my fault. This is what I will use until they get the kinks worked out with the Ego tanks. : )
Smart Cart review, Thank you Al@cdnvapor and AlbertaClipper!
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I have chewed the crap out of mine too, and the plastic is crap, but that is very minor to the actual performance of these things. Even with all the teeth marks, and chunks missing from my smart cart, I am still vaping like a mad woman from them! I know Al at cdnvapor is taking all of our feedback into consideration for the manufacturer. Maybe the next smart carts will have a better plastic for those of us with bad habits!
So here I am, two days in and this thing is still vaping like a champ. I've had to fill it numerous times ofcourse and I'm using a 18 gauge syringe to get the juice into it.
I did have to trim the bottom of the polyfill because I ended up burning it last night (note to self: don't vape in the dark!). I'll give blue-foam a try once I have to replace the polyfill.
No leakages yet to report.
I'm happy to say that I'm still liking it.
Has anybody tried these on LR atties yet? Do they provide enough juice to keep the LR's wet?
I did have to trim the bottom of the polyfill because I ended up burning it last night (note to self: don't vape in the dark!). I'll give blue-foam a try once I have to replace the polyfill.
No leakages yet to report.
I'm happy to say that I'm still liking it.
Has anybody tried these on LR atties yet? Do they provide enough juice to keep the LR's wet?
Hey ya Dusty! Glad to hear your review on the smart carts! I am glad people are taking my advice into consideration regarding the trimming of the polyfill. It does truly make a difference. I noticed somthing today that I wanted to report. I got out a new smartcart, took the fill out and realized it was sticky inside the top, thus leaving remnants of the polyfill inside the cart. It almost seemed like it is glued in there? I don't know what to think of it. But the whole side of it had polyfill stuck to the plastic. Didn't make a difference though on the performance of the thing. I still do enjoy these carts immensley. Thank god Al saved me 3 packs of them. I should have enough to last me quite awhile. This is the only thing I am using now. I am not even dripping right now. Havn't touched my drip tip for a month. I havn't even touched me ce2 r4 carto's either since I was in the Rockies back in February. My little rubber needle thingy broke and I have nothing now to even fill the darn things.
If only the manufacturer would make the bridge a permanent part of the cart ! That floating bridge concept needs to be abolished, any pressure from an atty that has a higher bridge than normal will push the plastic retaining ring into the cart. i do not enjoy fishing for a clear plastic o-ring while out and about. The idea is great, but seriously if anyone has any sway in how these are made, PLEASE suggest having the plastic bridge/stopper be ONE PIECE, that way you can push on the poly all you want and have it stay in place. I cant tell you how may times I`ve pushed the stopper into the tank and watched it float around until its empty.
IMO it would be a simple fix to a huge PITA.
There, I feel better now.
Neon
IMO it would be a simple fix to a huge PITA.
There, I feel better now.
Neon
anybody else have a problem with the mouthpieces chipping? I got a 5 pack of them LAST WEEK and already broke 3 mouthpieces it makes no sense to me because They're protected inside of my bauway spring kit but when I pull them off my atty the mouthpeice just breaks off in my hand like paint was holding it together. I still love them though.
I'm still on my first, since I started using them. No issues like what you have mentioned.
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