why are these not more popular?!?!?!?!

[Ryan Kelly]

so when i got into vaping i started with a basic ego, aspire tank setup and quickly mov ed to mech mods and rebuilding just because it is so fun. I'm still trying to quit cigs and i thought maybe a cig alike would help me but i wouldn't dare waste my money on a stupid blu kit from the gas station. i picked up a migcig automatic battery (no button, activates when you puff on it) and one of there tiny tiny clear fusion tanks. and i have to say it is well worth the money. the battery is sleek and well made, the tank gives decent flavor and allows me to use my own juice and not the gorse pre filled cartridges. obviously these are not advanced devices and if your an experienced vapor its not something you'd probably be interested in but i don't understand why these aren't more popular and talked about. for a beginning vaper or someone trying to use vaping only to quit cigs i don't see how a migcig can be beat. definitely better than anything a gas station sells and saves money because you don't have to buy a new pack of cartridges every 5 days. these are also great for stealth vaping if you know your gonna be somewhere where vaping isn't totally socially acceptable. if your looking for a cigalike you NEED to try a migcig. not even the whole starter kit. you can get one battery, a 2 pack of tanks, and a charger for 30 bucks shipped. great product.

 

[Myrany]

I have never even seen that brand out there. Likely it just doesn't have the wide distribution yet and that is why we do not hear more about them.

I do use a cigalike driving myself even though I use much more advanced setups at home but I use either an old Joyetech 510 setup or a volt. Both are automatic.

 

[edyle]

so when i got into vaping i started with a basic ego, aspire tank setup and quickly mov ed to mech mods and rebuilding just because it is so fun. I'm still trying to quit cigs and i thought maybe a cig alike would help me but i wouldn't dare waste my money on a stupid blu kit from the gas station. i picked up a migcig automatic battery (no button, activates when you puff on it) and one of there tiny tiny clear fusion tanks. and i have to say it is well worth the money. the battery is sleek and well made, the tank gives decent flavor and allows me to use my own juice and not the gorse pre filled cartridges. obviously these are not advanced devices and if your an experienced vapor its not something you'd probably be interested in but i don't understand why these aren't more popular and talked about. for a beginning vaper or someone trying to use vaping only to quit cigs i don't see how a migcig can be beat. definitely better than anything a gas station sells and saves money because you don't have to buy a new pack of cartridges every 5 days. these are also great for stealth vaping if you know your gonna be somewhere where vaping isn't totally socially acceptable. if your looking for a cigalike you NEED to try a migcig. not even the whole starter kit. you can get one battery, a 2 pack of tanks, and a charger for 30 bucks shipped. great product.

took me about 5 or 10 minutes to figure out the topic seems to be the migcig tiny tiny clear fusion tanks.

is that it?


perhaps it's similar to the v-nano tanks.

 

[Izan]

"Mig has worked with kanger and Eigate in all of our designs. We believe using the best designers in America and overseas gives "you" the best vaping devices and experience money can buy. So we are very proud of our newest design. "

Good quality, re-branded...

Cheers
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[Susan~S]

... but i don't understand why these aren't more popular and talked about.

Migcig is late getting into this market. They don't have the market penetration, the visibility, and they aren't offering anything different than what is and has been around for awhile.

 

[Grimwald]

Nearly 2 years ago, I started my vaping journey with cig-sized volts. While I agree that some may need that size just to approximate a cigarette to help them quit, I actually hate automatics. On my first order I bought a starter kit with 2 batteries, but I ordered 1 manual by mistake. I'm so glad I did because there was nothing natural about the auto...primer puff puff puffing. I never ordered another automatic.

 

[crxess]

I have several stick batteries. A few even have good battery life - for what they are. They almost always just sit at home.
I even have good Cartos and ce2 v4 stainless tanks that work great on them. I just prefer to grab a 450 mah ego and t3-mini or evod for stealth.

 

[smacuser]

Vape Girl is a big fan.

 

[Baditude]

The main issues with cigarette-size batteries are dreadful battery life, needing several to last an entire day, and a very limited selection of juice attachments. They may get your foot into the door of vaping and even get you to stop smoking, but I could not imagine depending upon these after experiencing vaping on a mod.

The MigCig and similar devices are cool for portable out-and-about or stealth use when you don't wish to bring a larger device with you for a couple of hours out on the town.

FYI, if the FDA's Deeming Regulations went down today with what they currently plan to regulate e-cigs with (no gear that was made after 2007), all we will have are cigalikes like Blu and EJoy cigalikes. Join CASAA. Write your senators & representatives. Speak out if you want to continue vaping as we now know it.

 

[dailywalker]

I use a Joyetech eRoll for hands free vaping. I use 2 sets with one of the chargers. I can keep them in my pocket at work to stealth vape. They have small tanks that can be filled up with a needle tip bottle of fluid. You can buy new coils to put in them. I doubt if I could have stopped smoking with an eRoll but it works well for me now. The charger is 1000 MAH and the batteries are 90 MAH each. When the battery blinks put it in the charger. I think you could get about 30-40 minutes before the battery dies. The charger is smaller than a cell phone.

 

[GeorgeWachsmuth]

They have gotten very favorable reviews from many of the more popular, online reviewers. Not my thing....but I could see myself recommending them to someone looking for that form factor.

 

[sky4it]

It just gets better and better, the more advanced into stuff you go. <<<<< thats the short answer.

I used to chew Nicorette gum, spent oh 50-100 a month on gum, went back and forth from the gum to regular cigarettes, because I like to work out, and I had no lung capacity to jog. I probably have chewed more nicotine gum or close to as much as anyone around.

Someone handed me a cig-alike, and I never turned back, I havent had a cigarette since. But the more you monkey around with tanks and mods and stuff, you find your sweet spot and what you like best. they are probably not more popular because there is so much stuff out there, really good stuff that can produce vapor in mind boggling clouds, but you will be amazed as you try different stuff, just how good vaping can be.

I actually like vaping better than cigarette smoking, and I could not say that early on with cigalikes, and some clearomizers. But my clearos leaked a lot and I had some bad atomizers, which was a pain. Never tried a clear fusion tank but if it is working for you--- thats all that matters now.

I'll give you some good advice tho, read all you can here at ECF, google questions you have. And if you dont have an answer ask a question like you did. The fun is on the run with vaping, and its fun learning about what different products can do and how you can save $$$$. this place here ECF is kind of like a library of information. And after you get used to where things are, its pretty easy to find a lot of answers.

 

[Rat2chat2]

Congrats with whatever works for you. Thank you for posting this. I had never heard of them. It did not take me long to move on to better batteries and now I just think vaping is the best I've ever experience with a reo grand. There are so many things out there. Good luck to you had happy vaping to you. Have fun with it.