The ICON from Puresmoker

[TUC]

Not an all day vape, but certainly an anywhere vape.

If you are looking for a reliable, solid build, 3.7 volt tube mod and want to keep it fairly small, the ICON from Puresmoker may just be the ticket for you!​

Puresmoker ICON | InVape

 

[Los Marauder]

Always loved the simplicity of those. Been around a while, so they must be as solid as you say.

 

[cbrociuos]

i love my icon

 

[artt]

Nice review. With no "wires" it's reassuring to know that there just isn't a whole lot that can go wrong.

 

[TUC]

Nice review. With no "wires" it's reassuring to know that there just isn't a whole lot that can go wrong.

Yes, and it is well made..very durable for its size.

 

[teknojack66]

I have been fairly happy with my Icon 1.1, which was my first PV...bought it when I finally quit analogs in Oct 2011. One gripe I have is that, having used both the green tenergies it came with, as well as AW IMR 14500 (the red ones) I seem to get a better, warmer vape from my damn 3.7 v USB pass-through.

I have read that you can stack the LR123's for 6V. has anyone done that? Results?

 

[artt]

Tek, just to be sure that you are cleaning your contacts on a regular basis. I use a P-10 and P-18 which are similar to the Icon.and a couple times a week with a 800 grade sandpaper I touch up all the contacts to remove any oxidation.

 

[teknojack66]

Hey Art,

thanks for that tip. I gotta go to Home Depot to pick up a saddle valve to punch holes in some cartos for my soon-to-arrive J-tank...will pick up some 800grade sandpaper and give those contacts a little buff.

 

[TUC]

With all mechanical mods, a good cleaning of contacts on a regular basis is a must. I use a brass brush, but like artt has said, sandpaper works just as well.