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[Jeffb]

Anyone here own a GG? What do you think of it?

Edited June 3, 2011 by jeffb

[fran1959]

I have a GG slim, I really like it, the only problem is battery life is not so great, but the device itself is beautiful and works great.

[Christopher]

Similar.

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Sorry that's just what I think when I see some of these mods. But seriously, I did try one back in Texas and it's not bad. I also haven't really heard any compliants about it. Usually all positive feedback.

[fran1959]

The larger models I am sure last longer on the batteries, but they are expensive, but gorgeous. GGs certainly have a large fan base from what I have read.

I think they are made to last and are beautiful.

Edited June 3, 2011 by fran1959

[CASEACE79]

GG's are beautiful. But for the money I think there are better mods out there. The GG is variable voltage from what I remember but ya have to switch out batts for different volts (making it not a true VV mod). For the money I think a provari is a better choice.

[dspin]

Anyone here own a GG? What do you think of it?

I do and heres what I think::

GGTS - Things I like and dislike about this mod

First off I will start with the things I like about it and finish off with what I dislike and any recommendations that I have.

I was originally attracted to the GGTS because of the design of it w/the engraving, fancy button and high shine.

With further research I found that it had vent holes as standard. This is a must for mods, especially tube mods. It also has an adjustable draw w/the ability to blow out your atty without removing it from the mod. This is just pure genius IMO. I have a tendancy to over drip sometimes and this makes it very easy. It would be a real pain to have to unscrew everything just to blow out the atty. Its a pain to unscrew and remove an atty from my other devices as it is.. Also has a locking button and you can unscrew the telescope a bit for safety in transporting.

It is made to accept all attys. It has a 4 in 1 connector to use 501, 306, 901, 801 and 808d type atomizers and cartomizers. To use the 801 though, you must get an 801 adjustable draw cap. To use a 901 you must screw on one of the two included thread adapters.

Vape quality is excellent. For some reason my attys perform better on this. I found a big difference trying out the Ikenvape Mini 801 2.0

I never liked that atty, it did not taste good on my other mods. I am a LR 1.5 user but then I tried it on this as a lark and found it did vape much better - In fact I like it now. YMMV

Another great feature is that it has telescoping ability to accept an array of different battery configurations, for 3.7v, 6v and 7.4v For example:

Single Batteries - 14500,14650,CR2,CR123A,16340.17340,17500,17670,18350,18500 and 18650

Double Batteries - 15270,16340,17340,14500,CR123A,CR2 and 18650. The 18650 and 14500 requires an additonal purchase of an extension sleeve.

I ask you, what other all mechanical mod has this ability??

A tank system is also available to buy if you want to automatically juice feed your atty or cartomizer. VV add on coming in 2011.

Overall: Excellent design and vape quality - a solid 10 out of 10 - I would not hesitate to recommend this to anyone.

Now for what I dislike:

Nothing - Zero - It's an amazing device

My recommendations:

Since this is an advanced user device, it would be greatly beneficial to read the online user manual and watch all the videos available.

Edited June 6, 2011 by dspin