Vapage Vmod
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Unless it does something really special, that proprietary carto is a deal killer for me. Take a look at the Boge Revolution V2.
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Proprietary parts in anything is a bad thing whether its a PV , computer or cars etc...just turns out to be a big restriction.
Odd...The GO GO uses proprietary parts as well. Or did you know that already? ;-)
Bunch of boge rev v2s will be up for sale soon. Oldgoat bottomfeeder is cheaper
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The only thing I really don't like about the Revolution V2 is that it does use a proprietary battery. Of course unless you're into mods, you're used to that. I saw a post from someone that has already modded one to take an 18650 though.
I have the vmod and I am really satisfied with it. I have used a few different mods and this is the best by far. I even got a customized case and put a fancy drip tip on it to make it more personalized.
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Hello cajen - That looks really cool. Did vapage do the case or did you have it done elsewhere? What battery did you get and where did you get it? Any information you can give will be appreciated.
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I've heard early reports of the Boge Rev 2 were kinda disappointing in many ways. But I hope it's not true, since I think it'll cool looking and I would like to try it.
I saw this on the Boge and it gives me second thoughts. I will definitely hold off.
He seems to like it but I saw a few things that I personally wonder about. Basically I will wait on a lot of happy vaper's recommendations.
YouTube - A PBusardo Review - Boge Revolution V2
He seems to like it but I saw a few things that I personally wonder about. Basically I will wait on a lot of happy vaper's recommendations.
YouTube - A PBusardo Review - Boge Revolution V2
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Heck...The V2 is a no go right now. 2.1 is already being ordered by most vendors. This is one I wouldn't touch with a 10 foot pole till it has been on the market awhile. V1 was "issue ridden", V2 had it's own issues plus a totally diff batt than promised and already a 2.1 announced? No thanks for at least awhile.
This is to bumb --- anyone else around here trying this Vapage? It sure has a lot of good things going for it. With the change in the cart and the way it feeds they are supposed to last 3 weeks. Not bad for $3.
I have both the Rev2 (longer battery issue) and the VMOD. I may be rare -- I like them both!
Since both have been discussed here, I thought this might be a place for a little comparison ------all IMHO, of course.
The Rev2 is milder. I like the battery life. On off switch. Passthrough capability. The bigger bottle is fine & easy to push---and that helps the feeding work well for me. I use a 2.0 carto on it usually as I like a little extra punch. I have had no durability problems at all. It's comfortable for me to hold. I haven't really given atty's a true test on it---just happy with the 2.0 carto. Most of my juice is 70PG 30VG & it has done well. VG users will probably need to dilute with a drop or 2 of distilled water. Even the "light show" is cute---& can work as a flashlight, sorta.
The VMod is a nice new set up and pretty well built. Biggest negative is that it took me a day or two to get used to the button. The proprietary carto's work well with the new type of feed system. I prefer the 2.2 one and find the vape much more plentiful, robust, so to speak and a lot warmer than above. It also lasted longer than my average carto---and I'm now going to see if I can make cleaning a carto work for me. (Have had lousy success on others). I have not tried all VG juice with this carto. Really glad I got a 2.2 carto as the 2.8's are not as good for me. However, the 2.8's that came with the package could be perfect for 808D1 lovers.
With the 2.2 cartos or the new Hybred Bottom Feeding atty it sure seems to be vaping more like a high end mod----meaning more punch and volume than many expect out of this size battery. Lots of vapor and still very smooth. I've seen that some vets are beginning to enjoy this small, good looking, easily portable VMOD & there is discussion for those interested on other threads.
The proprietary carto really isn't much of a concern---now that I've tried it. Plus, bottom feeding atty's are out or in the works from two suppliers--so there is choice now with probably more in the near future. And, if in a pinch, one could use any 510 atty/carto set up---just not use the feeder part.
Both are inexpensive "mass market" PV's. Hoping this helps anyone interested in trying either out.
Since both have been discussed here, I thought this might be a place for a little comparison ------all IMHO, of course.
The Rev2 is milder. I like the battery life. On off switch. Passthrough capability. The bigger bottle is fine & easy to push---and that helps the feeding work well for me. I use a 2.0 carto on it usually as I like a little extra punch. I have had no durability problems at all. It's comfortable for me to hold. I haven't really given atty's a true test on it---just happy with the 2.0 carto. Most of my juice is 70PG 30VG & it has done well. VG users will probably need to dilute with a drop or 2 of distilled water. Even the "light show" is cute---& can work as a flashlight, sorta.
The VMod is a nice new set up and pretty well built. Biggest negative is that it took me a day or two to get used to the button. The proprietary carto's work well with the new type of feed system. I prefer the 2.2 one and find the vape much more plentiful, robust, so to speak and a lot warmer than above. It also lasted longer than my average carto---and I'm now going to see if I can make cleaning a carto work for me. (Have had lousy success on others). I have not tried all VG juice with this carto. Really glad I got a 2.2 carto as the 2.8's are not as good for me. However, the 2.8's that came with the package could be perfect for 808D1 lovers.
With the 2.2 cartos or the new Hybred Bottom Feeding atty it sure seems to be vaping more like a high end mod----meaning more punch and volume than many expect out of this size battery. Lots of vapor and still very smooth. I've seen that some vets are beginning to enjoy this small, good looking, easily portable VMOD & there is discussion for those interested on other threads.
The proprietary carto really isn't much of a concern---now that I've tried it. Plus, bottom feeding atty's are out or in the works from two suppliers--so there is choice now with probably more in the near future. And, if in a pinch, one could use any 510 atty/carto set up---just not use the feeder part.
Both are inexpensive "mass market" PV's. Hoping this helps anyone interested in trying either out.
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Hi there
Vmod owner here, my first mod, and still learning to use the bottom feeding system.
The vape itself is pretty nice, but i have trouble avoiding the vmod to leak. I guess i just have to learn how to feed the SILO properly, or how many times i can feed the carto before having to fill the chamber again, dunno...
Once it stops leaking, it'll be a really enjoyable mod, i'm sure of it
Vmod owner here, my first mod, and still learning to use the bottom feeding system.
The vape itself is pretty nice, but i have trouble avoiding the vmod to leak. I guess i just have to learn how to feed the SILO properly, or how many times i can feed the carto before having to fill the chamber again, dunno...
Once it stops leaking, it'll be a really enjoyable mod, i'm sure of it
I have the Boge Rev V2. The battery life is great at 1400 mah, easily get an all day vape on that. The cartos it came with tasted bad and I prefer a Boge LR on it. It works well but I'm not diggin the gravity feed system. I prefer the Reo feed system. Its seems durable enough and that's why I use it for when I'm out on the farm and don't want to damage a more expensive mod. Overall I think it's nice but prefer a true bottom feeder and not a tilter. It's also hard to find an inexpensive replacement bottle, I think 7.50 is too much for a needle and bottle, but that might be just me being a cheapy.
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