Smokeless Delite Electronic Cigarette Reviews
June 29, 2011 by Blake P · Leave a Comment
| Arrival | 2 Days |
| Flavor | 2 |
| Nicotine Levels | 4 |
| price | $99.99 |
Presentation/Packaging 2/5
Smokeless Delite comes in about as bare bones of packaging as I’ve ever seen. A flimsy card stock box that is just big enough to hold the wall charger, single battery, and pack of cartrdiges you get with it. There’s no start up guide or instruction manual, which is a huge surprise.
Battery/Responsiveness 2/5
The battery is pretty standard as far as life goes, and it’s pretty responsive at first but that changes quickly. I found numerous times that it would cut out mid drag and I’d have to drag much harder for it to continue working.
Vapor/Flavor(s) 2/5
There’s plenty of vapor to be had if you drag hard enough and long enough. The problem is that the reward you get for all that hard work for a single drag is flavor that just tastes flat or stale. It turns out to be too much of a bad thing.
Overall (Not An Average) 2/5
Smokeless Delite has a long way to go all the way around to be considered among even good options for first time ecig users. I feel that if it were my first experience with an ecig I would be mostly frustrated and disappointed. There are a few good pieces in place to improve upon, and seeing as how many early kits I tried were similar I expect them to make some improvements as they grow, assuming they stick around.
Smok Electronic Cigarette Reviews
June 29, 2011 by Blake P · 2 Comments
| Arrival | 3-4 days |
| Flavor | 3 |
| Nicotine Levels | 3 |
| price | $60.00 |
Presentation/Packaging 4/5
Smok comes in a what’s pretty standard fare for packaging and presentation these days. Minimal design, but all you’d want is there. They include a glossy, heavy stock card with instructions similar to the “start here” pamphlets that some of the top ecigs include. They also include a charge pack dubbed “SmokPak” that works just about as well as any other I’ve seen.
Battery/Responsiveness 3/5
Smok’s battery is quite responsive, but almost too much so. Similar to that of the Blu kit, I noticed it turning on by itself on occasion if it was jostled about even just a little bit. They use a 3 piece kit unlike any I’ve seen thus far, with the atomizer being female and the cartridge being male. However, it works better than most of the 3 piece systems I’ve tried.
Vapor/Flavor(s) 3/5
Smok produces a great amount of vapor with a pretty smooth drag, and the flavor is adequate. I say that in the sense that it’s OK, but there are many superior to it. This is the same problem that I’ve noticed in almost every 3 piece kit I’ve reviewed. I suspect that as they grow, they’ll switch to a 2 piece and fix the flavor issue. At that point, it’s anyone’s ballgame.
Overall (Not An Average) 3.5/5
For a relatively new kit, Smok impresses. It offers good value with the included charge pak/case, and responds quickly while producing good amounts of vapor. The only real gripe I have about their kit is the flavor itself, which again, I suspect will improve as they gain ground in the market.
Pure Cigs Reviews
June 19, 2011 by admin · 4 Comments
| Arrival | 48-72 hours |
| Flavor | 4 |
| Nicotine Levels | 3 |
| price | 59.99 |
The best deal in e-cigs! Your starter kit includes all the essentials to start using electronic cigarettes.
The Pure Cigs Starter Kit includes:
1 – Carrying Case
2 – Batteries
4 – Refill Cartridges (2 Full Flavor, 2 Lights)
1 – USB Battery Charger
1 – Wall adapter
1 – User Manual
CONVENIENT CARRYNG CASE
Carrying case will fit 1 usb charger, 2 batteries, and 2 refill cartridges all in one tidy package. (this is NOT the ‘pure pack’ portable charger!)
NEW CARTRIDGES
Pure’s newest cartridges have the highest vapor production possible! Each is equal to 20+ cigarettes!
FULLY ILLUSTRATED USER MANUAL
Far too many ecig brands simply slap their name on some chinese knockoff junk, including a poorly written manual. Our user manuals are fully illustrated on high quality paper – it shows we care.
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