K4 top fill is the best that I've used to date. I'd happily see it again on the 5. juice control needs improvement though imo
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Dunno, have no complaints, the thing just works.
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K4 top fill is the best that I've used to date. I'd happily see it again on the 5. juice control needs improvement though imo
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K4 top fill is the best that I've used to date. I'd happily see it again on the 5. juice control needs improvement though imo
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I've never had one single issue with my authentics. Only issue I even heard of was with temp control builds.The Kv4 was over-engineered IMO. Way too many parts. Some of which had to be tweaked or replaced with something different to getting it working properly. When it worked it was great. But those times were not very frequent for me. Hopefully the Kv5 will be a whole different beast. And a much more simple one.
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The juicd control is the one thing that caused me to pass on the K4.
I think there's a misconception regarding juice control on the KF4...it was never intended to meter the juice flow, only to function as "on" or "off".
The Kv4 was over-engineered IMO. Way too many parts. Some of which had to be tweaked or replaced with something different to getting it working properly. When it worked it was great. But those times were not very frequent for me. Hopefully the Kv5 will be a whole different beast. And a much more simple one.
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I have a few Tobeco clones and while others have no issues with them it seems i could never get the juice control to work right. They are all sitting in their box.
I'd recommend an authentic KF4, to alleviate the issues you've had with the juice control.I have a few Tobeco clones and while others have no issues with them it seems i could never get the juice control to work right. They are all sitting in their box.
I've never had one single issue with my authentics. Only issue I even heard of was with temp control builds.
I'd recommend an authentic KF4, to alleviate the issues you've had with the juice control.
I saw that stupid juice control and went back to my Kayfun Nano with KFL+ base.
That was a good idea on paper.
Anyone looked at the Kayfun 6 on Fasttech?
It is a little RTA with a Kayfun build deck that can be removed and screw in Lemo and Melo coils.
Have not even heard of a Kayfun 6 but what i have heard is that there is a "monster" base you can buy for all Kayfuns that gets rated very very highly .
This is actually a fallacy. Sub ohm Vapers are the minority and will be for the foreseeable future. Hell most Vapers don't use rebuildables. Current market trend research is still showing egos and cig alikes on top.Which is a huge deal for a lot of people. Even Busardo (Kayfun's #1 fan) complains about how crappy it is with temp control because there's simply too many moving parts in between the pin and the coil (as the guy above said, it's over-engineered). That's what stopped me from buying one. I need and REQUIRE solid and stable conductivity for TC since I only vape with TC (like more and more people these days).
Svoe Moesto needs to think about simplicity as well as being a tank for all styles of vapers (i.e. not just being a tootle puffer tank). I see no physical reason that one tank cannot appeal to both crowds (MTL and DTL) if it is engineered correctly. Because, let's face it, there's a million sub-ohm tanks for a reason: they sell. Most people prefer direct-lung vaping. I don't, but I realize I am in the minority and have to live with the fact that most new vape products will be designed for the #cloudsBros. Svoe Moesto has an opportunity to appeal to both crowds. If anyone can engineer a design to do this, they can.