My Opinion On The Copper

[SkepticByTrade]

Just a really quick review on the Copper. I have been vaping since April 2009. Have not been in the forums a lot, since I don't have much down time. But, this is important and hopefully will help some fellow vapors.

I got my Copper about a week ago. Could not resist anything that screams indestructible. Gotta love that claim---

Well, so far it is. I vape using a 14500 battery in it. Wow. It is fun and feels great in my hand. I love the weight (I love my big Silverado, too), makes me feel serious. This thing can kick a mule's butt on dependability. I put my two month old 510 on it and it is amazing the vapor I am getting. My own tinkered juice is acting like a star too.

I know the mods all do the same thing. They let us have longer battery life and smoother vaping without the hit and miss of the OEM batteries that come with the kits and whatnot. But, the difference is the construction. This will be working when everthing else is hitting the junk drawer for parts.

Oh crap, just knocked it off the cabinet onto the tile covering a concrete slab. Broke the mouthpiece of the 510. That's what I get for bragging. Guess it did not matter. Picked it up and checked to make sure I did not crack a tile. New cartridge. Dang, it works just like before and I did not crack the tile. Okay, you all, proof is in the pudding. I think I want another, just because. Gotta run, pizza is done.

[ddavelarsen]

That's a great review! I know someone who's been thinking about the Copper who might just be convinced by your review. If the weight doesn't turn her off. We love dependable stuff, and that sounds like what you got. Not enough of that going around, and you've put the Copper on my "possibles" list. Thanks for a great review!

[mcquinn]

Is that the one where you have to push the atty down to make it come on?

[Uma]

I've been wanting one of these for a backup. At first I wondered if the button on the end would be difficult for me, but have since dropped that notion ever since getting my eGo. I find I hold it like a pipe half the time. So, now I am down to one question. Would tiny things like pet hair, hay, dust, sand, be a problem for the button? I'm scared of jamming it. I hope my fear is silly. Pat me on the back and tell me everything will be alright, just go order one!

[nana]

Yes, mcquinn, that's the one! And it's one I've been keeping an eye for awhile now. I don't think I'd have a problem pushing on the atty to turn it on.

Thanks so much for doing that review Skeptic! I've been hoping to hear from someone who'd tried it.

[SkepticByTrade]

On my way out the door: Dust, pet hair, all that stuff I deal with everyday in my house-no problem. The only moving part to fire is the atomizer stem. It is easy to use. No button per say, just push on the atty and it fires. You are moving the atty onto the battery positive post. When you release the atty, it stops. Simple mechanics.

This thing is tough. It is gonna be here a long time. Too bad we don't have the attys yet that will last. You can also use it at 6 volts, but I find so far that the 3.6 is fine.

No button, no wires, just plain old metal pipe and and the atty stem. Pretty neat.

I find that Atmos gets the order out quickly. It worried me that I did not see a warranty. When I got the mod, I know why. Does not need one. It's a beast. I don't go for looks. I am strictly function oriented. When I want a smoke, I want a smoke.

[Uma]

Music to my ears, thanks!!

P.S., REally loved your review!