After two days use (ruling out sleeping time) the original atomized cart is still going strong.
It's undergone heavy use in the pub over the weekend. I noticed that I started to favour the new mini over my trusty 901s as it didn't have to be topped up all the time. At one point I thought the cart had run dry but after quick bat change it was back to being a vapour factory.
They sell these things in a choice of colours - pointless - after a day or two the paper covering goes all manky:
Unless you like a manky end you'll resort to peeling the paper off - this is very easy to do:
...and a very nice stainless steel finish is revealed:
I want to see how long these atomized carts will last - I think they may die if they're left to dry out too much so I'm keeping this one wet. After the pub last night I dripped as much as I could onto the filling then let it stand on it's end overnight for the
juice to sink in. After a quick blow through this morning to get rid of surplus juice it's been
vaping well all day - I'm also getting more of a hit now that decent juice is coimg through
It's not as easy to drip these carts as it is to drip a 901 - you don't want to get liquid down the hole in the middle or you'll end up with a mouthfull of juice with every drag though this is easily cured with a good blow job
A syringe with a blunt needle is best for dripping juice onto the filling and not down the hole:
Trog is correct in saying that it will need spare parts but if the atomized carts last (there are 5 in the base starter kit) then it's the batteries that'll be the problem. Currently the price for the batteries is ludicrous - $24.95 compared to $9.75 for a 901 bat

I really don't understand this price - you can buy a base starter kit which includes 2 bats, 5 atomizers and a usb/mains battery charger for the same price as 2 batteries - $49.95 !!!
If the atomized carts can be made to last by keeping them wet it would be pointless buying anything other than the base (N1) starter kit. The N4 kit has 53 carts but still only two batteries - it costs $69 more and I suspect that you'll be needing to buy new bats ($24.95 ea) before you have got through 5 of the carts 8-o
I mentioned the draw in my last post and this continues to impress me. It's very quiet - none of the whisling and gurgling you get with the 901. There is no hole in the cart - the air is pulled through the battery and it's a very easy pull at that - I think this is what makes it a smoother smoke than the 901 (not necessarily a good thing).
For newbies here's a size comparison: