True 3.7 volt E-Cigar?

[ViewAskewVapar]

Does any company make a true 3.7 volt e-cigar that actually looks like a cigar and has a 510 connection?

Just wondering...


thanks.

 

[ViewAskewVapar]

bump.......

 

[ViewAskewVapar]

Nobody has anything info? guess it doesn't exist.

 

[unsure]

I never heard of one. The only e-cigar I know of is the Ruyan
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[luceblueboy]

I've had two ecigars and both had weird connections. Both were pretty much cartomizers specially made. I've had the Veppo disposable ecigar (terrible but my first ecig) and the Greencig G120 (ton better). The Greencig is pretty good but is cost around $100 plus $50 for a new set of prefilled cartos. You can get a ton better for that price. It really isn't authentic to a cigar feeling because the cartos may look like cigars from the back but get wet from your mouth and the paper falls off until there's really hard plastic. You can refill them too but you have to cut off the top and honestly, it's a waste of time. The stock liquid in the cartos was decent from what I remember but there's real extracted cigar liquid out there now that puts it to shame.

 

[DaveP]

3.7v isn't, IMO, good for some juices. I use Riva 510 (3.7v) and Ego (3.2v) batts with the mega attys, both tank and filler cart type. Some juices taste better at 3.2v on a standard atty and others are better on 3.7v. Just an observation. You might find that some juices have a burnt edge at 3.7v.

I guess what I'm saying is that you are better off with a system that lets you pick between the voltages to adjust the taste depending on the juice.