No problems so far. Once the pod is broken in it stops gurgling. I have two pods filled, each with a different flavor. I haven't had a pod go bad yet, so they're definitely longer-lasting than a coil-based system.
Yeah, I need to take 3-4 second MTL draws to get a good hit. I've got 35mg NicSalt-B in there. Five or six draws and I'm sated. I carry it around in my work vest pocket as a backup, and I only use it in places my full sized mod would be impractical or obtrusive. I don't bother to lock it, yet I haven't had a problem with accidental firing.
The loss was a gain. The story of how I received this one, and the experience I had, is rather entertaining.
Meh. Among the recently-converted adult vapers I meet professionally, the Caliburn is highly regarded. The size is right, it delivers the goods, and it's ubiquitously available. All without being ostentatious. I don't subscribe to the "for the children" rhetoric—in my opinion it's all politics designed to divide the community. Kids used to start smoking on their own, and now they vape instead, and that's a huge win. As for the uninformed folks who accuse vaping of being a gateway to smoking, I tell them this story:I agree, and the whole design looks and feels like a McDonald's Happy Meal toy.
No bueno.
This suits me just fine, and I can hold it in my teeth for hands free vaping (auto batt)
The pod systems have better batteries designed to work better with low resistance. All they have to do is put those in automatic eGos and it would cater to the original market, which was supposed to be the adult smoker. Now, they design vapes to cater to children.
