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Good review, I'd agree on the "80% flavor" comment. The only downside I've found is the small capacity of the tank (0.6 mL), the battery will far outlast the liquid. Wish the PCC held 2 spare tanks. But otherwise happy and impressed with the eRoll so far. I didn't have any of the manufacturing issues you mentioned on the first (and only) battery I used so far.
I agree that it would have been nice if they maybe made the case a bit wider and allowed room for maybe a couple of tanks or maybe a spare assembled device. Which actually brought me to another thing that I didn't think of at the time of this review (because my other battery broke so I wasn't using it), I wish they included a second atomizer cover so you could have two fully-assembled devices. That seems like a pretty glaring oversight when you think about it.
Glad to hear yours didn't have any problems. I figured mine was one of those rare manufacturing defects that both killed the one battery and didn't allow me to twist the atomizer cover over the other. It happens and I don't hold it against them for that, I guess it was just my turn to get one. (I've gotten defects before, but from companies with questionable QC to begin with; I'd expect it to be much more rare with a company like Joyetech.)
Agreed on the atomizer cover, odd omission. The more I use the eRoll, the more I wish the actual cig wasn't under that PCC cover, perhaps somehow spring-clicked into place like a click pen. Or maybe a flip-top cover. It's kind of a hassle to open it up each time.
Overall though it's a nice companion device to my eGo-C. The two extra tanks give it about the same capacity as a clearomizer. Happy with the purchase.
Overall though it's a nice companion device to my eGo-C. The two extra tanks give it about the same capacity as a clearomizer. Happy with the purchase.
Indeed, it's one of the best superminis I've tried, which surprised me. I don't mind the PCC really. They're going for a bit of extra style, which I understand -- and honestly appreciate. I think they've been taking a cue from companies like Innokin, who in my opinion have been doing well in leading the pack in making mass market devices that look as good as they work.
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