-with a couple addons.
This is a review for the Absolute maxX 650 mAh starter kit from AbsolutelyECigs, but with a little more towards the end.
The kit comes with cartridges, atomisers, batteries, cones, and charger. The charger can charge all of the 510 batteries that I have (five at the time of writing), which is a rather handy trait. It doesn't come in a beautiful box, but if it helps with the shipping from china, then I'm happy.
Atomiser- You can replace batteries with passthroughs. You can remove cartridges and just drip. You can reduce PVs to their simplest form, but there will always be a atomiser. I can say that the heart of this PV is alright. The wicking is fast enough for me (other users may find it a tiny bit slow), the lifespan is far longer than I expected, and I've never had a real need to debridge one. Without going on for too much longer, they do what they say on the tin and do it well.
Cartridges- The kit comes with tons of these. I've been using and reusing them for a while now, and I don't think I'll need to order more for a long while now. It may be my own use of carts, but I don't find that they last too long between refills and top-offs. If I lost all of my drip tips, I wouldn't complain. I do notice that taste is a bit different than dripping with the same liquid. It's minor, but still worth mentioning.
Batteries- These were my first 510 batteries, and I'm still very much impressed with them. the button has a very good sensitivity, doesn't misfire too much, and is blue. The black batteries have a rubberized feel to it. They also scratch if you're not careful, and the metal cap at their bottom can get dinged up. It's built pretty strong in general. Mine have survived everything I've put them through, at least =P
I don't know what voltage they give or if they're compatible with the eGo booster, but they power my atomisers enough that I've never hit the 15 second cutoff. They do have the strange thing where the power lingers for a half second after you let up on the button. Quirky, but usable.
The cone- It's a cone. when you use it with a cartridge, then all it really does (as far as I know) is stop your PV from looking like a screwdriver. Just make sure you don't cross thread it or anything. And yes, it does work with the eGo-t and other ego batteries.
Notes- I've mentioned dripping a couple times through this, but I can do nothing except tell you to try it if you never have. Even though it's my favorite way to vape, it requires a little bit more effort than filling up a cart and going. Once you get a drip tip and snap it on a low resistance 510 atomiser- Use. The. Cone. It will save you a headache and a liquidy mess if you overdrip.
This is a review for the Absolute maxX 650 mAh starter kit from AbsolutelyECigs, but with a little more towards the end.
The kit comes with cartridges, atomisers, batteries, cones, and charger. The charger can charge all of the 510 batteries that I have (five at the time of writing), which is a rather handy trait. It doesn't come in a beautiful box, but if it helps with the shipping from china, then I'm happy.
Atomiser- You can replace batteries with passthroughs. You can remove cartridges and just drip. You can reduce PVs to their simplest form, but there will always be a atomiser. I can say that the heart of this PV is alright. The wicking is fast enough for me (other users may find it a tiny bit slow), the lifespan is far longer than I expected, and I've never had a real need to debridge one. Without going on for too much longer, they do what they say on the tin and do it well.
Cartridges- The kit comes with tons of these. I've been using and reusing them for a while now, and I don't think I'll need to order more for a long while now. It may be my own use of carts, but I don't find that they last too long between refills and top-offs. If I lost all of my drip tips, I wouldn't complain. I do notice that taste is a bit different than dripping with the same liquid. It's minor, but still worth mentioning.
Batteries- These were my first 510 batteries, and I'm still very much impressed with them. the button has a very good sensitivity, doesn't misfire too much, and is blue. The black batteries have a rubberized feel to it. They also scratch if you're not careful, and the metal cap at their bottom can get dinged up. It's built pretty strong in general. Mine have survived everything I've put them through, at least =P
I don't know what voltage they give or if they're compatible with the eGo booster, but they power my atomisers enough that I've never hit the 15 second cutoff. They do have the strange thing where the power lingers for a half second after you let up on the button. Quirky, but usable.
The cone- It's a cone. when you use it with a cartridge, then all it really does (as far as I know) is stop your PV from looking like a screwdriver. Just make sure you don't cross thread it or anything. And yes, it does work with the eGo-t and other ego batteries.
Notes- I've mentioned dripping a couple times through this, but I can do nothing except tell you to try it if you never have. Even though it's my favorite way to vape, it requires a little bit more effort than filling up a cart and going. Once you get a drip tip and snap it on a low resistance 510 atomiser- Use. The. Cone. It will save you a headache and a liquidy mess if you overdrip.
