My point exactly. They're just releasing things for the sake of releasing things and it's getting old fast.
You mean you would not want something where you can unscrew the atomizer head from the battery post and replace the wick and coil without much hassle? If you are not in to doing that you can purchase the detachable part, $2 or $3 bucks instead of $10 (just guessing on that price).
Of course, I could be wrong about rewicking and recoiling it. The head looks the same as what is used in the Vivi Nova .... to rewick and recoil these are easy enough to do.
Some of us are already rebuilding the stardusts: The clearomizer V2 is the next logical step for this product.
Stardusts are as cheap as $4.95 from Canada & $3.70 from Health Cabin in China. Unless the vendors can sell the heads for $5 for pack of 5 - there isn't much of an incentive.
I am with you all the way. Someday we will acheive the ultimate hassle free vape without it costing a lot. Then again, maybe I am living in a dream worldI wish they would stop creating sub-par stuff every other week and just make something decent.
I think people might be missing the point, here. For something to be replaceable, there needs to be some quality to base unit. There is no quality to a stardust or that Re-vive V2. I've been using stardusts for months & like the ease that they come with. I even clean them to get some extra mileage out them. To get 2 to 3 weeks out of a $5 clearomizer is money in the bank. The plastic tank may develop cracks - all my 1st generation ones did. The plastic threads for the mouthpiece can wear out & get stripped. People have reported some leaking from the battery end & mouthpiece end (JIMM). There is none or very little quality control with such an inexpensive clearomizer. It was developed to be a disposable, and now someone in marketing has decided to capitialize on its success by a slight modification to allow users to buy parts for it. The majority of vapers want something simple & easy peasy - most don't want to clean out parts or re-assemble $5 parts with $2 parts. Just my opinion, here folks.
Recoiling the SD is a pain however with this new part, very easy.I agree with ya there T.OMike. I have rebuilt a couple of SD's and managed to squeeze a bit more life out of them. Recoiling them is too much of a pain in the ... for me to bother to do it again. Plus they never seem to work quite as well as before I did the fix. Toss em and get new ones I say.
Have you seen pics of the Vivi Nova? The replaceable & detachable head used in the Vivi is the same as used in the eGo clearomizer V2. I refer you to gotvapes (I would reference Vaporus.com but the site does not have pics of the Nova). GotVapes Vision ViVi Nova™ : GotVapes.com, E-cigarette Supplies - Atomizers Cartomizers Mods Juice and more.
Even if the new product retails for $5.00 (which it won't), You wouldn't screw a new head in to it that only cost $2.95? Or am I not understanding your post?
Additionally, I do believe that I read somewhere on the Gotvapes web site that the tube material used in version 3 of the Stardust eliminates the leaking and cracking problem.
This is not a slight modification.
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