The app was free. Yes, they might as well be Jewish Chinese they way they attempted to nickel and dime you by charging for the upgrades. They learned their lesson and moved on.
They are the only manufacture that is on a recognized stock exchange that I am aware of which offers not only legitimacy to their company but also to the vaping world in general.
You say you personally don't need Bluetooth, which is probably true, but on the same token most vapers don't need TC since most of the vaping population uses power control.
Like I said previously, you don't have to like them, that is your prerogative, but I have to question why an individual would be posting in a company's thread they do not wish to patronize. It seems there is some ulterior motive.
There certainly have been mistakes made along the way and there most certainly has been a learning curve with in their company. You mention the M80 repeatedly but have you read up or have personal experience with the new R80? SMOK actually admitted their mistakes and improved the quality greatly of the M80 when reintroducing the R80. SMOK openly admitted to the error of not allowing customer to upgrade the firmware on the Koopor design and went above and beyond to right that error by providing customers a way to create a tool to do it themselves.
While there have been mistakes, you don't see them repeated often with this company. They learn from them and develop future devices with the knowledge of past failings. Their ingenuity should be commended by the vaping community, even if they don't get it right every time.
They are the only manufacture that is on a recognized stock exchange that I am aware of which offers not only legitimacy to their company but also to the vaping world in general.
You say you personally don't need Bluetooth, which is probably true, but on the same token most vapers don't need TC since most of the vaping population uses power control.
Like I said previously, you don't have to like them, that is your prerogative, but I have to question why an individual would be posting in a company's thread they do not wish to patronize. It seems there is some ulterior motive.
There certainly have been mistakes made along the way and there most certainly has been a learning curve with in their company. You mention the M80 repeatedly but have you read up or have personal experience with the new R80? SMOK actually admitted their mistakes and improved the quality greatly of the M80 when reintroducing the R80. SMOK openly admitted to the error of not allowing customer to upgrade the firmware on the Koopor design and went above and beyond to right that error by providing customers a way to create a tool to do it themselves.
While there have been mistakes, you don't see them repeated often with this company. They learn from them and develop future devices with the knowledge of past failings. Their ingenuity should be commended by the vaping community, even if they don't get it right every time.
