Gila

I hope it ends! Man... I currently have an eGo-Set, an eGo-T set, 40ml of liquid and 200ml more on the way from Italy. And after just a week of vaping, I am now lusting after a Bulli A2. Handmade in Germany, atomizer with replaceable heating coils. Very very pretty. Oh, and a Greek Fog! And more Flavour Art Liquids! And.... it seems an endless hobby.

Just check the eGo-T discussion in the forums.... it is not just a copy, but the actual eGo-T with a different brand, but all manufactured by Ovale/ Joye. They have a tendency to clog after app. 20-30ml. Current rescue advice: vodka bath once a week, take a VERY thin needle (like syringe thin) when it does stop working, and carefully stick it through the liquid tube into the fibers behind the heating, just to create more air passes again (since it is the fibers that clog.) German forums report great success with that method, though one person damaged the heating unit by using a regular sewing needle. I have been using it for app a week now and like the ease of use. Will most likely stock up on atomizers once prices go down, hopefully in Feb - the only shop yet selling them is charging 25 euros, though with some guarantee. With these atomizers, I would not buy TAWA but go for a 30, 60 or 90-day guarantee.

Want a quick user report? I have both the eGo (big atomizer) and the eGo-T. Both have been in use for about a week. So far, I am loving the eGo-T. Very clean taste, easy to refill, no difference in taste depending on the amount of liquid, no liquid in my mouth. You get condensation in the mouth piece/ depot after a while, which I don't mind. I currently have the blue/ clear depots, so can easily check when to refill. No more guessing! But. Mid-term use by others seems to indicate that the liquid supply (a tiny tube that goes into the depot) is susceptible to clogging. Some had success with vodka, dry-burn or use o a fine needle, others haven't. When the atomizer fails, it gets a burnt taste. Most atomizers have failed after app. 20-30ml of liquid - I am not there yet. I will do a vodka bath tonight, see if I can do some preemptive needle thing, and hope that the atomizer will hold up for a while. I currently have 6 months of guarantee on those, so we are still in some sort of field experiment. When the prices for the atomizers drop (probably in February), I will see what those cost in combination with some sort of guarantee; wouldn't buy them TAWA, too expensive for those. But right now, I am willing to invest more in new atomizers and avoid the troubleshooting on my regular eGo. On a bright note, the batteries are interchangeable. And do still use the eGo... but would like to keep the eGo-T as my main system. Unless the atomizers break every week, then the costs will be prohibitive.