Who else has the Ego CE4?

[H Niemand]

I have a few CE4s. I notced that if you screw the top down too tight it does not wick properly. When they are done, I won't buy more. I prefer my evods and dcts.

 

[taztabboo]

We started off with a CE4 900 mah kit and kept the batteries but moved up to a Protank3 after going through a few of the CE4 tanks. Looking now to get a couple more of them for a good price.

 

[mandi0808]

I started with CE4's and never was satisfied with them. They leaked all the time, especially when I was flying. Since I fly every week for work, I finally gave up trying to switch from analogs to strictly vaping.

The B&M I go to had MT3's on clearance. They were half the price of the CE4's, so I grabbed a couple. What a difference! The taste was better, and there was no leaking. That is what helped me finally stop the analogs.

It's all a matter of preference though. Some like what others don't. Play around with different one's until you find what you like best.

 

[j3illy]

CE4 tanks. Looking now to get a couple more of them for a good price.

If you search ebay for "ce4 clearomizer lot", you'll find plenty of results. You can get 10 for less than $15 including shipping, and if you just want 5 you'd be able to find that for about $8-9. I've bought 650mah Ego clone kits off a guy that come w/ a CE4, and after inquiring w/ the seller, he sells me extra CE4's for $1 a piece. I have had a bad 1 out of 10, but for the price it's not an issue IMO. I personally have 7 in rotation right now w/ different flavors, so they just get light usage, but nonetheless I find them quite reliable for my needs. I just got into the e-cig scene last month, and I've heard that clearomizers have improved a lot recently, even in the past yr. Luckily I never had to deal w/ any crappy stuff, or had to deal w/ any issues when trying to vape. I will say tho I'm kind of a stickler on how strict and careful I am w/ my gear. I ALWAYS keep my clearomizers standing fully upright, as I kno they can be prone to a bit of leaking under certain circumstances. But it's nothing that can't be remedied, or better yet completely prevented. Judging by the sales volume on ebay, I'd say the CE4 type is the most widely produced and used, so the manufacturers have really got these things consistently solid. I have a few CE5's in my bunch of clearomizers which I also use, but I honestly just prefer the CE4. It's nice that the CE5 is rebuildable, but for the sheer low cost of these, it's basically just not worth it to me. I can't justify upgrading yet when I'm still happy w/ this setup, which has been very hassle-free for me thus far.