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I think the most growth and improvement has been with atomizers....thanks to Isaac and Cisco, but mostly Isaac and Ikenvape, I mean I have attys that have been working perfect for months, that wasn't the case in Feb. 2010.
Next would be juices...again thanks to US vendors/mixers like MomAndPopVaporShop...CrossRoadsVapor....you get my point. There is a lot of American juicers that again,weren't around for me anyway,in 2010
Next would be juices...again thanks to US vendors/mixers like MomAndPopVaporShop...CrossRoadsVapor....you get my point. There is a lot of American juicers that again,weren't around for me anyway,in 2010
I've had a Ego T Type A since Aug/11 and all original parts are working 100%. It is an original Joyetech, not a knockoff. Only 1 leak and that was the original fill on the tank(filled to the brim, should only fill 90%). Never had a need to purchase anything else, all is fine. I do have a DSE 901 T (probably buy an adapter 510 to 901) so I don't have to charge those useless 280mah batts any more. I have my ADV juice that I pick up twice a year from a vendor that seems to do a cherry 12mg without the candy or chemical taste. I stay at that mg and don't intend to change it. I DIY if I feel like a change. 7 attys for my flavour switches. 20 tanks. 4 1000mah Ego batts. Costs are a thing of the past when you don't have to search for that ellusive vape any more.
As far as the advancement of technologies are concerned, that is all in the know how and quality of the ppl that mod, test and quality assure. I really have no idea who is better than another. With what I am happy with, I don't have any urge to find out.
As far as the advancement of technologies are concerned, that is all in the know how and quality of the ppl that mod, test and quality assure. I really have no idea who is better than another. With what I am happy with, I don't have any urge to find out.
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With the addition of many Canadian vendors in the last year, hardware (and eliquid) has become much more accessible and budget friendly!
Oh yea, HC has interupted some valuable resources to the dismay of Canadian vapers. JC and others that had to refrain from using regulated substance.
Me I am in the same ego-t for 10months now, authentic Joyetech hardware, never had a leakage issue or any faulty parts, have only burned through 4 atties so regardless of bargain bin POP up vendors I am not concerned about cost. The hardware that I have seems to be the quality that I was looking for and has proven Itself, I have had friends that ordered knock off egos and have had more problems than one and have ended up spending more regardless of there initial bargain buy. I am an 18mg guy, and like a good mix of sweet and robust tobacco flavors. Favorite vendors , electrovapers, nicfitnation jugheadz, capitalnicfit, ezvape for flavorless, and clouds of vapor in the states
Too bad NFN had HC interupt nic in their juice. Primo sold me my Ego T kit. Bit pricey, but I received what I wanted...quality.
One of the biggest craze of the past year has to be carto tanks. They've been around for a bit longer but it seems that when the Smoktech DC tank came out suddenly they were popping up everywhere!
I have to agree with warlike36 that there have been some tremendous improvements in atomizers as well, Cisco and IkenVape have created a product that far exceeds Joye atomizers in my opinion. Then there's the rebuildable atomizer craze, and hopefully the next step will be atomizer tanks - (not tank atomizers, but tanks for atomizers)
I have to agree with warlike36 that there have been some tremendous improvements in atomizers as well, Cisco and IkenVape have created a product that far exceeds Joye atomizers in my opinion. Then there's the rebuildable atomizer craze, and hopefully the next step will be atomizer tanks - (not tank atomizers, but tanks for atomizers)
I would like to see a vaping hat. Just like the beer hats with 2 straws hanging off of them. One for vaping and the other for a back up. 
definitely the availability of VV devices . when i started it was all silver bullet type devices and stacking batterys or just plain 3.7 volt devices and pyramid tea bag mods(for Cartridges) where the hottest topic out. now theres all sorta cartomizers and tanks available . rebuildables attys. on the canadian side definitely more and more canadian venders supplying devices and hardware you can only get in the US. so yeah its come along way
The industry is fully saturated with what I would call "conventional" ecig gear...
From starter kits to what's called "3.7" pv's (that push what the battery can put out without a chip to boost it), to VV pv's.
All the atomizers, cartomizers, tank attys, and pv's that come from China, to custom USA made 3.7's like the Precise line to bottom feeders.
And high end VV chipped Provari's, Darwins, and even VV bottom feeders .
The auto pump top feed Eclipse-eq ($300) hit the scene with a SPLAT.... the first run had pump issues and folded.
The notcig VVPV, a manual pump Top Feeder is out, and yep, first run owners including me are still waiting for a d/t adapter to complete it.
On the business end of the device, rebuildable atomizers (Genesis, iatty, Odyseuss et al) have come out for big bucks and yep, you have to make your own coils... not every one can master that.
Carto Tanks are the rage with a good PV (VV or non VV).
IMO the atomizer is the key to the next step: better tasting with lots of vapor.
I've found that rebuildables offer the best in taste and some of them are great vapor producers but so far in my experience, building your own coil is fraught with setbacks. ymmv. For the money you can get a ton of conventional atomizers that put out clouds of vapor matched with the right voltage/watts yet without the greatest flavor.
HH357's at $23. and up are said to have incredible taste and vapor production, but at that price, and with them being "disposable" just like a regular atomizer, they don't last long enough to warrant the cost (ymmv).
Short of the HH357, I like Iken i06 to come up pretty close... but not quite imo, but that's what i use the most.
From starter kits to what's called "3.7" pv's (that push what the battery can put out without a chip to boost it), to VV pv's.
All the atomizers, cartomizers, tank attys, and pv's that come from China, to custom USA made 3.7's like the Precise line to bottom feeders.
And high end VV chipped Provari's, Darwins, and even VV bottom feeders .
The auto pump top feed Eclipse-eq ($300) hit the scene with a SPLAT.... the first run had pump issues and folded.
The notcig VVPV, a manual pump Top Feeder is out, and yep, first run owners including me are still waiting for a d/t adapter to complete it.
On the business end of the device, rebuildable atomizers (Genesis, iatty, Odyseuss et al) have come out for big bucks and yep, you have to make your own coils... not every one can master that.
Carto Tanks are the rage with a good PV (VV or non VV).
IMO the atomizer is the key to the next step: better tasting with lots of vapor.
I've found that rebuildables offer the best in taste and some of them are great vapor producers but so far in my experience, building your own coil is fraught with setbacks. ymmv. For the money you can get a ton of conventional atomizers that put out clouds of vapor matched with the right voltage/watts yet without the greatest flavor.
HH357's at $23. and up are said to have incredible taste and vapor production, but at that price, and with them being "disposable" just like a regular atomizer, they don't last long enough to warrant the cost (ymmv).
Short of the HH357, I like Iken i06 to come up pretty close... but not quite imo, but that's what i use the most.
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