The Go Go is unbelievably good

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imsoenthused

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Hi, I'm a long time lurker who just registered and this is going to be a bit of a long post so you've been forwarned.

I've been using a PV on and off for a while now and really enjoyed it, but just couldn't switch over completely. After researching and reading reviews I started out with a couple KR808D-1 batteries, a personal charging case, and a pass through, and I liked it, had no problem going with out cigarettes... If I was at home.

My downfall was trips, the coffee shop, and nights out at the bar. I'd take it with me, but forget about loading up cartridges, I'd have had to carry around dozens of things, so I'd take a little bottle of liquid and refill my favorite cartridge(got radically different performance from one cartridge to the next, even from the same batch from the same supplier) and a backup or two in case my 'good' cartridge decided that was the time to kick the bucket. I'd puff away contentedly until the battery died, then I'd switch batteries, and puff away until it died. I'd pull the first battery off the charge case and use it until it died, much more quickly this time. Then I would stare at the second battery that I new was going to last about 5 minutes on such a short charge, and I'd go buy a pack of cigarettes. Then I'd buy couple dozen more. I'd eventually remember my promise to myself and switch back over to the PV only to repeat the whole cycle over again as soon as I stopped forcing myself to be a vapor hermit and broke away from my passthrough cable for any appreciable amount of time. I tried additional batteries but I hated carrying so much stuff around and even carrying four batteries with me only delayed the inevitable. My brother who had attempted the switch over with me had experienced the same exact problem. Something had to change and this pattern of behavior made it pretty self evident that it wasn't going to be me.

So I started my research all over again and wow had things changed since my first foray into the world of personal vaporizers. One of the things I found was bobalex's wonderful video YouTube - ‪My E-Cig Year in Review‬‏ and the thread he posted it in here. He linked to some other threads about the Go Go and after a good bit of reading and comparing it to reviews for some of the other modern options(excellent when they worked, but fiddly to keep them working from what I've read) I went ahead and placed an order for me and my brother. Consider us converted.

The Go Go just works, and it works well. I have yet to actually run either one of my two batteries all the way down. I can load up a cartridge or two and actually go do all the things I love doing with out coming home with a pack of cigarettes. Nice vapor cloud, nice throat hit, excellent battery life, huge cartridges. I am officially in love with this thing. I can't even imagine needing a passthrough cable anymore, it will last just us long sitting at home as it does anywhere else. So if anyone is looking for a great PV that is rock solid reliable and requires minimal maintenance I can not hesitate to tell you to buy a Go Go now. If you are a newbie thinking about buying your first PV and you can convince yourself you don't need one that looks like a cigarette then buy a Go Go now and save yourself from buying one a few months down the line. It is really that good of a product.
 

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Plus the fact that there is a great support group of gogo users who crank out tons of information on the product. There is a gogo user's guide and a tutorial that shows you step by step how to clean and rebuild a gogo cartomizer. The gogo rocks. If you like to play with your PV, stay away from the gogo. This gogo PV is no muss, no fuss. If you want something to actually replace the pack of cigarettes in your pocket then the gogo is the one. I smoked for 50 years. I never touched another analog after the gogo hit my mailbox.
 

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I worry with the volume of messages in the new users forum that nothing that gets posted here really gets read by very many people but since after registering this was the only place I could post I figured better here than nowhere. Maybe someone will search for go go and find it at the least. I'm honestly so impressed with the product that I'm tempted to go to every "which PV is right for me" thread and tell them all "Buy a Go Go, and stop worrying". To be honest that's exactly how I feel about it. Now, I'm no super experienced individual when it comes to these things. I have not bought thousands of dollars worth of PVs and the ones I've tried could probably be counted on two hands with some fingers left over. I'm an analytical person, I research and study before making purchases. The Go Go is stupendous, glorious, supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. Can I personally guarantee that it's better than anything out there? No, I can't. It's up to the next consumer to read reviews and make a personal comparison between the many options out there before deciding for themselves. All I can do is share my story, as seen above, in the belief that my brother and I are not so horribly unique as to be the only ones to have run into these problems in attempting to go 'digital' as it were. Hopefully it helps someone else make a decision, and I obviously have showed no qualms about what I believe that decision should be, "Buy a Go Go, and stop worrying". Finis.
 

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new users might not be really receptive to the idea of switching from a small cigarette to a rather large pv at first. it is my understanding that most newbies are looking for an analog lookalike so their visual fix can help tackling the use of analogs. while i agree that the go-go is one of the best non-maintenance pvs out there along with echo and igo) there is little "evolving" that needs to take place before they can carry a unit this size around. i have the echo myself, which is at least as good if not better and non-maintenance as the go-go and i will echo your thoughts (no pun intended). this thing is amazing...no fiddling, no leaking, no cracking, no carrying around an extra battery or carto, no constant charging...you simply take this pv with and your good for at least 12 hours (thats how long it took me to go through 3 mls of juice). the battery lasted me another 5 hours after that. i also want to recommend this types of pvs to everyone but i realize it is not for everyone because they are fairly big.
 

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Still have mixed feelings about the gogo, but I'm new to this (tomorrow will be 40 days with no smokes after 37 years of smoking! :)
I started vaping with a cheapo 7-11 kit, went to a kr808 setup and now the go go. It's great, when it's going good, but I'm always taking it apart, cleaning juice off the contacts, topping off, cleaning up all the drips, etc. I also made a "woosh gasket" by cutting one end off of an end cap, and sliding it onto the carto then screwing on the cone. No more woosh!
 

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I have mixed feelings about go-go posts in the new members forum. I don't own one but, given the fanaticism of it's proponents, I'm sure it's a great device. The thing is, I'm willing to bet that just about all of you posting about how great it is, didn't start with it. You also have other kits you can use. Someone new needs to find a juice they like and a nic level that works. Unless they get an adapter and try a few 808 carts of something, they are stuck with 3 ml of juice in that monster carto that might be making them ill from the taste or too much nic.
 

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I have mixed feelings about go-go posts in the new members forum. I don't own one but, given the fanaticism of it's proponents, I'm sure it's a great device. The thing is, I'm willing to bet that just about all of you posting about how great it is, didn't start with it. You also have other kits you can use. Someone new needs to find a juice they like and a nic level that works. Unless they get an adapter and try a few 808 carts of something, they are stuck with 3 ml of juice in that monster carto that might be making them ill from the taste or too much nic.

OR pull the filler out of a cartomizer and drip some samples untill they find one they like.
 

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My main concern with the Go-Go is that it's not a 510 or 808 thread.
So things like the CE2's, Vortex's or eGo Tanks won't work on it.
Sure the 3ml carto is going to last allllll day, but I still haven't found a flavor I want to use all day.
I've got 4 808 bats going with 4 flavors, and I usually throw 2 more in the mix throughout the day.
I got some Vortex's from gotvapes a little over a week ago and the flavor from these are amazing.
It made me realize how much flavor we're loosing to the filler in those cartos.
I expect the CE2's and eGo tanks to be similar.
I'm tired of the short life on these 808 batteries, so it's time for something bigger.
1300 mah of the Go-Go's does sound GREAT, but without a 510 adaptor, I don't know if I want to gamble just being locked in to just their 3ml carto's. I did see a 808 adaptor somewhere, so all is not lost....
It's time for something longer lasting, but I'm not sure the Go-Go is the way to go... Anyone want to convince me I'm wrong before I drop money on an eGo kit this weekend.
 

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I have also heard from people whose taste buds are not as dead as all of us old farts, that the larger cartomizers with much more filler are imparting a nasty "burnt" taste to their vapor. I don't notice it as I don't have any taste buds anymore after smoking for over 55 years and up to 3 packs a day for the last 7 years.

I mainly vape atomic cinnicide from tasy vapor. that stuff could kill off any burnt taste.
 

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I have mixed feelings about go-go posts in the new members forum. I don't own one but, given the fanaticism of it's proponents, I'm sure it's a great device. The thing is, I'm willing to bet that just about all of you posting about how great it is, didn't start with it. You also have other kits you can use. Someone new needs to find a juice they like and a nic level that works. Unless they get an adapter and try a few 808 carts of something, they are stuck with 3 ml of juice in that monster carto that might be making them ill from the taste or too much nic.

Well I started with the Go-Go and haven't looked back and love it. Well I didn't really start with the Go-Go I started with a Lucci which my wife still uses but I know she still smokes also. I knew right away that it wouldn't work for me as the batteries died to fast and there was next to no TH or vapor. So I started my search and found the eGo-T Vs Go-go thread and ordered my first kit. A week later I bought kit 2 and that was almost 2 months ago and I haven't had an analog since and saved a ton of $$ by not buying a bunch of stuff that didn't work as well as the Go-Go. The only thing that I think may come close is the new Echo which is an auto battery and also has a large cart (3 mil) like the Go-Go. I may get one of these for my wife. Bottom line I have no problem reccomending this to any new user. My brother just bought one after heariing I quit analogs using the Go-Go and he has quit also after smoking for over 45 years... The Go-Go rules :)
 
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