Does anyone know about V2 e-cigs

[Brendan]

Ive been doing alot of searching on Google to find the right e-cig for m, i have seen alot of ads saying that v2, s were the best, but know that I've read a little on hear, i feel like I have been mislead by all the ads. I wanted my new e-cig to resemble a real cigarette, i already have a revolution vapor starter kit and there close but they didnt light up orange at the end, so i just ordered a new v2 battery, white with an orange litt

 

[Brendan]

So anyway somehow i had to start here to finish what i was saying, i just ordered a new v2 battery and cartridges so ill have one that looks like a cig for when im out at party's or bonfires or downtown, but if its not as good as ive been hearing i need to know if i should just use it as a back up, and for thoese occasions, and get a bigger better one for the best vaping experience, if so what brand and style should i be looking for? Please help me out if you have any information that would help me in this search
Thanks

 

[ardelleg]

I started with V2. They work fine but they are overpriced, have been pleading stocking issues and growing pains for at least a year, make exaggerated claims and most of the website reviews I have seen are paid and will not publish any bad reviews.

There are much better places to purchase cig sized 808's

 

[mooreted]

I use Cig2o for my small ecigs. My girlfriend uses a Vapor4Life kit, and she really likes it, but the LED is blue.

A lot of manufacturers have gotten away from red LED's to cut down on confusion with real cigarettes.


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[Rule62]

I started out using V2. Good company, customer service wise. Somewhat expensive, but good quality, and a good warranty. I agree that they have been having some growing pains lately, resulting in some inventory problems. Currently they are limited to KR808D equipment. No 510 stuff. Some of their prefill flavors are excellent, particularly their menthol and Sahara, which are their most popular.

 

[stephpd]

Goggle is good for some things but when it comes to ecigs it's been flooded with 'reviews' put out by the companies themselves. And from what I've seen they are almost always overpriced. And the better products haven't tried to flood google.

You do far better by reading lots of threads here in the New Member section.

Some folks like the cigarette look-a-likes but many find them under powered.

For about $40 you can get a Kgo system with two larger batteries and some good cartos.
SLB KGO Starter Kit
KGO 1100 mAh 2 battery kit

Both places currently out of stock but I'm sure they'll have some in real soon.

 

[Brendan]

Damn i figured this much once i read a little on here, where do you suggest I look, what brands are really better than the most popular?

 

[Brendan]

Cig2-go. does that company give you the option to have an orange light

 

[Brendan]

Yeah i have been hearing there cartridges are some of the best, but i get my liquid from virgin vapor, so i wouldn't try there pre filled carts but hopefully the cartridges are as good as ive been hearing, cause I ordered 5 of them too.

 

[mooreted]

I have one Cig2o with a red light and one with a blue light.


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[Brendan]

I started out using V2. Good company, customer service wise. Somewhat expensive, but good quality, and a good warranty. I agree that they have been having some growing pains lately, resulting in some inventory problems. Currently they are limited to KR808D equipment. No 510 stuff. Some of their prefill flavors are excellent, particularly their menthol and Sahara, which are their most popular.

What do you think about the v2's power, does it hit as good as some of the bigger models?

 

[Sweeney Todd]

I second the suggestion of a KGO. And don't worry, you'll always want a backup device, so your v2 won't be wasted.

 

[Brendan]

I started with V2. They work fine but they are overpriced, have been pleading stocking issues and growing pains for at least a year, make exaggerated claims and most of the website reviews I have seen are paid and will not publish any bad reviews.

There are much better places to purchase cig sized 808's

What do you think about the power of the v2, will i be just as happy with it as some of the larger models

 

[mooreted]

That's pretty subjective. Some people love their little ecigs. Some need more battery life. Some need higher wattage.

You'll just have to try things until you find what works for you.


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[Brendan]

Goggle is good for some things but when it comes to ecigs it's been flooded with 'reviews' put out by the companies themselves. And from what I've seen they are almost always overpriced. And the better products haven't tried to flood google.

You do far better by reading lots of threads here in the New Member section.

Some folks like the cigarette look-a-likes but many find them under powered.

For about $40 you can get a Kgo system with two larger batteries and some good cartos.
SLB KGO Starter Kit
KGO 1100 mAh 2 battery kit
Both plac

okay thanks, i think i saw a kgo on the virgin vapor web site i should have known they were good ones if i saw it for sale on her site, but at the time i was also looking for a smaller model, im thinking i should order one of those kits,

 

[Brendan]

I have one Cig2o with a red light and one with a blue light.


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okay cool, ill check them out and see what i can find on them, have you ever compared it to a. V2

 

[Brendan]

I second the suggestion of a KGO. And don't worry, you'll always want a backup device, so your v2 won't be wasted.

okay thank you so much ive been wondering about the kgo since i saw it for sale on the virgin vapor web site, i would feel alot better about spending the money on it now!

 

[Brendan]

That's pretty subjective. Some people love their little ecigs. Some need more battery life. Some need higher wattage.

You'll just have to try things until you find what works for you.


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yeah true, well i have already ordered the v2 so i hope i like it, but i think ill have to just buy one of the bigger ones just so i really know the difference between them

 

[Ironworker808]

I currently use V2 and have no problem with them. They have a good throat hit (I vape the 18mg cartomizers), the batteries last me almost a day, but I always have their PCC with a fully charged battery (and two cartomizers) in my back pocket when I leave for work in the morning. Some days I vape more than others and having that backup has saved me a few times.

Cigarette look-a-likes don't get a lot of love on this site, but I have no complaints about V2's 4 volt, 250 mA/H standard battery.

I'm sure as time goes on I will branch out into more/different PV's, mod's, juices, etc. But for a newbie looking for a start, I would recommend V2 every time.

I call when I'm ordering from them. That way if they are out of a flavor I want, I can ask for something else. I mainly vape Sahara, and they've never been out of that.

Got the Ultimate Starter Kit from them on December 12. Haven't smoked...or even had the urge to smoke (even around other smokers!) since.

 

[jinijazz]

V2 has good batteries, but when the quality varies each battery. Overpriced? Yes and yes.

The biggest problem of V2 is their juice (somewhere from China). It tastes like some kind of chemical/metal taste. I didn't notice when I was a beginner, but it became so obvious after trying quality juice (mostly American made such as Johnson Creek). I cannot/willnot take take their juice anymore.