Went on vaction with my new Reo Grand and....

[drick85]

And it passed the reliability test with flying colors. I've been vaping about 1ml per day until I got it, and bumped up to 2ml a day right away. Mostly because vaping is more enjoyable out of it, but probably because it uses a lot more juice to create such delicious vapor.

Left the house with a fully charged 2000mAh battery and a ~90% full bottle of juice. Got off the train back in my hometown about an hour ago and stopped for a beer on the home. At the bar, as I was just puffing the last drops of juice in the bottle, I could tell that the battery was getting ready to die. I wasn't able to vape a lot during the day on Saturday, but all of saturday night, sunday and today have been vaping almost nonstop. THIS THING LASTED PERFECTLY THE ENTIRE TIME, NO REFILLS, NO RECHARGES, NO WICK/COIL/CARTO/CLEARO CHANGE!! HASSLE FREE. Left my house, didn't think about my mod failing once or resulting in some vapeless panic.

As if I wasn't already, I'm completely sold on this product/system and look forward to worry free vaping for a long time to come.

 

[Rhapsodies Fire]

That is great news, drick85!!!

 

[super_X_drifter]

I agree, my life is like a vacation and your experience is like the story of my life. Unless I am going for an overnighter, a fully loaded grand and RM2 is all I take with me.

There is a carto and drip tip in all my vehicles just incase I drop it. The drip tip will usually break. The carto is incase the RBA ever failed.

 

[Big Hitter]

Agree 1000% I vape a few different things at home but I don't step out of the house without a REO.

I tend to be brave and forgo any extra supplies unless its an overnighter. The REO has never left me hanging in 2.7 years.

Instead of the checklist:

Keys
Wallet
Cell Phone
Cigs
Lighter

Now its just:

Keys
Wallet
Cell Phone
REO

Yay one less thing to worry about forgetting.

 

[nerak]

I am glad it went so well for you! Yes, REO's are hassle free!

May I say though, the battery will have a longer life if you remove it before it dies. Especially with new batteries take them out when they are no lower than 3.5v.
No memory in them so it is much better to pull them and charge while they still have some run time left.

I am running some AW IMR that I have used for two years. No drop in run time or voltage after charge.

It might be a glitch in the hassle free, but well worth it to have a long lasting battery.

 

[Blix]

So far in June/July I've been on vacation for 9 days in Prague, and now a week in Turkey, the Reo mini have been No.1 like 95% of the time.
You just can't beat the format, period!

 

[ltrainer]

Ok, i'm officially jealous. Isn't that Rollei a bit heavy to lug around.

 

[Blix]

Ok, i'm officially jealous. Isn't that Rollei a bit heavy to lug around.

Lol, I actually considered bringing it with me here to Turkey, but found that I was almost out of film and didn't have time to buy more.
But I did buy a Fujifilm X20, and so far I'm really impressed with this relatively inexpensive compact!

 

[ltrainer]

Relatively inexpensive,...ahem. i love those Fuji digitals in point and shoot. I recently picked up a Canon s100 and am very pleased with it for what it is. At least I usually have it with me because of its size.

Oh yeah, back to topic. The reos are great traveling mods.

 

[Blix]

It was inexpensive compared to the X100s I was almost considering!

But yeah, can't beat a Reo. In fact I ordered a Grand last night!