I watched a video on YouTube instructing watchers on how to remove the bottom portion of a Pod. This however was for the Suorin Air. The Rolo Badge seems to have a quite different designed pod and I cannot exactly figure out how to remove the bottom portion. Any ideas here? I could always go spend 5 bucks on a pack of pods but eventually the cost stacks up with the need for juice as well, so i guess i am trying to save money here in a smart way. Any feedback would be appreciated, and I am also new to the forums so if this has already been asked or is in the wrong place I apologize in advance. Thank you.
Re-Wick Smok Rolo Badge?
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Nope, this is the right place alright. I may not have a lot of good news for you though. The problem you have is pod mods use the razor blade sales model. The base kit is cheap but they make it back again with high profit replaceable accessories. If there is no video on how to refil a roll badge pod there’s a good chance that no one has yet figured out how to do it. Your best bet for long term savings is probably a different device.
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I'm sorry but can't help with your question. I am curious tho as to how long the pods for Rolo Badge last?
Personally I use a Renova Zero Pod system and got 29 days out of my first pod vaping the Zero exclusively all day every day. That's works out to less than $1 a week expense for the convenience never rewicking or rebuilding an RTA again. I really do feel soooooo abused and taken advantage of over that whopping pile of $1 bills the manufacturer has suckered me into handing over. Oh yes and the actual cheap piece of crap mod itself has already been thwacked by steel bar and slammed into the asphalt but never skipped a beat when I picked it and went on vaping. Every bit as tough as my Picos with ego ONE tanks ever were.
@David P this place is wall to wall with biased "if it ain't my vape it's trash" opinions. Quite possibly by folks who have absolutely no idea what they're talking about. I've been dealing with it since 2015. Don't let it get to ya.
Anyhow, I'm still curious, how long do the pods in the badge last ya?
Personally I use a Renova Zero Pod system and got 29 days out of my first pod vaping the Zero exclusively all day every day. That's works out to less than $1 a week expense for the convenience never rewicking or rebuilding an RTA again. I really do feel soooooo abused and taken advantage of over that whopping pile of $1 bills the manufacturer has suckered me into handing over. Oh yes and the actual cheap piece of crap mod itself has already been thwacked by steel bar and slammed into the asphalt but never skipped a beat when I picked it and went on vaping. Every bit as tough as my Picos with ego ONE tanks ever were.
@David P this place is wall to wall with biased "if it ain't my vape it's trash" opinions. Quite possibly by folks who have absolutely no idea what they're talking about. I've been dealing with it since 2015. Don't let it get to ya.
Anyhow, I'm still curious, how long do the pods in the badge last ya?
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good news and bad news ,
good news :the pods are rewickable\refillable
bad news : i personally don't know how to get them apart .local vendor [50 miles away] figured it out and won't be headed that way for a week or so
if you can't find a youtube video on how to do it ?
i'd take a burnt out one and pry the sucker apart with a small screw driver,you'll get it
good news :the pods are rewickable\refillable
bad news : i personally don't know how to get them apart .local vendor [50 miles away] figured it out and won't be headed that way for a week or so
if you can't find a youtube video on how to do it ?
i'd take a burnt out one and pry the sucker apart with a small screw driver,you'll get it
They last me about 3-4 weeks so not bad if i have to spend 5 bucks a month...but I suppose saving anything is better than saving nothing.
Yeah that's true. And I felt the same for a couple years. Rebuilt everything I could get my hands on. There certainly is the pleasure of success when you manage to get it right. But eventually the fun went out of it and just became a chore to me. I've got a cupboard full of rebuildable stuff, should I ever need it. I would never discourage anyone from taking on the challenge of rebuilding anything.
For myself tho my vape has finally reached the K.I.S.A.S.S. stage.
(Keep It Small And Simple Stupid)
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