So US companies clone PRC products too?

[Robert Cromwell]

It’s a knock-off! China’s copycat cars at the 2015 Shanghai motor show by CAR Magazine

 

[Nick S]

You know, any number of small cluster industrial parks could have been quickly built out and producing ecig hardware in the US.

There's so much profit .......but it's been almost 10 years and ......crickets.

Really no excuse.

IMHO we've become lazily dependent on PRC and that's the way it is.

I guess. After the first joyetech I used a provari and had 4 other provari's until I finally quit vaping. Provari isn't really a small company making vape's either.

 

[RPadTV]

Interesting story about this, but I will call on someone more in-the-loop to explain . . . @RPadTV. Hopefully he sees the bat signal.

Bat signal received! Let me peruse the previous posts and see if anyone has questions about Janty/Joyetech.

 

[Completely Average]

I know people usually think it's the other way around, but after I saw the Halo Tracer, I scratched my head and thought:

isn't this the Joyetech Ego One with Halo printed on it?

To answer your question directly, YES, it is a Joyetech One MEGA with Halo branding.

Just like the Halo Triton is a Joyetech Ego with a Kanger T2 tank.


The only difference with the Halo Triton was the change of threading from the Ego's 510 to 808 to make it compatible with their previous Halo G6 products. Other than that it was a straight up Ego battery with a Kanger T2 tank on top.

 

[JUDGMENT AFFIRMED]

There aren't a lot of PRC products that US companies could manufacture and sell even close to the same price.

If EGO batteries were manufactured here they would cost $200 each.

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/02/27/a...actory-for-mass-market-electric-car.html?_r=0

 

[JUDGMENT AFFIRMED]

Tesla says Nevada battery plant on track despite report of delay