The tank it is!

[kmac]

I have to say I haven't had most of the problems that have been mentioned with my ego t. I am still using the two attys that came with the kit for over a month now. Not that the problems listed aren't legit, but I have gotten bad attys, carts for every device I have bought (about 8 total). Now of course these attys are more expensive but I haven't had a problem.

I think part of the problem is that these have been built up to be the be all, end all ecig. For those that are already happy with what they are using then these probably aren't going to give you much more satisfaction then what you have. It's certainly not perfect, but again every other device I have needs some tweeking to get optimal performance. There are tons of threads listing tips for using the tanks and cleaning the attys that I would strongly suggest you check out. Just search for it and you'll find a plethora of info.

I have used mine exclusively since getting it. It will just depend on what is the aspect of vaping that is most important to you. To me, these cover all the bases. Easy to use, great vapor, sufficient (not the best) flavor, long battery life, etc....

 

[rtfm]

The tank gets mixed reviews. The whole tank system is in it's infancy so I'm finding that there have been MOSTLY great rave reviews, but a LOT of people are complaining of weak vapor or dry taste or not wicking or leaking issues.

My theory is that many of the raves come from new vapers who don't know what a really super fantastic vaping experience is like (no offense) and it IS a good vaping experience, just not the ultimate experience. OR the raves are from vapors for whom convenience is the ultimate sign of a great e-cig, because if nothing else you can say they are one of the top most convenient e-cigs out there today.

I do own one and have also tried cartomizers, carts, dripping and clearomizers. I've been using the tank quite a bit for the last couple of days and IMO it does rank up there, but I can't say I'm totally satisfied by the milder flavor that I get from mine. I have heard from several people that 1 out of 3 of the tank atomizers works really well, so I don't like the odds and will be shopping around for something better (like the vapemate).

I DEFINATELY do recommend that you get a standard eGo or Riva kit with the tank system parts (T-atomizer and T-carts) as an add on. I also think you should get a box of cartomizers and a drip tip as an add on too. After all, the top two methods of vaping are still cartomizers and drip tips. It would be a shame to venture into vaping without trying the top two methods at all.

Good luck!

I'm with you Rosa, looking for something more consistent.

I have purchased four ego-t tank atomizers, two work good so far, two had very muted or sometimes burnt taste (tweaking wick doesn't help) and eventually popped. At current prices they should all work the same.

I love dripping as the taste is unmatched so I recently ordered a REO mini (hopefully it will arrive today) and I will probably order a Vapemate from SuperTmanufacturing for my other PV's. I simply like the consistency of direct dripping (without the hassle ).

 

[Nancyusa]

I am a first time vaper and have been using the tank for 18 days (14 days analog free).

I am vaping about 7 tanks per day

I ordered the kit with 2 extra atomizers and have 2 v1 and 2 v2 atomizers (not sure which came with kit) . Not noticing much difference between the v1/v2.

Have had 2 leaks in this time, both my fault. First leak, the tank was not all the way on the atomizer and the second leak was caused by my failing to put the end cap on properly. Took out the tank and the end cap was still in the atomizer (came out easily by reinserting the tank firmly.. this picked up the cap)

One note about my flooding the atty...I was able to continue to vape for over an hour with the juice in the atty (ie with empty tank) with only minor leaking at the beginning.

Very happy with the tank so far..