Thinking of getting a long wick vision V2..

[Monki]

I'm going to replace my non rebuildable that i got with my ego with a new clearo. I've been looking at these..
www.vapeescape.co.uk/vision-ego-v2-rainbow-long-wick~362

Does anyone have any experience with them? From the pictures they look to have a lot more wick then the V3 and my current one.
I've had a bit of a bad day and it's made me want to try a new clearo. From going menthol to cherry without cleaning (my own fault i know) and then going to strawberry and having nothing but coughing fits...i've not have a very enjoyable experience. Infact apart from half way through the day when it eased off for a bit, it's been nothing but harsh on my throat.
On the plus side i found out a tiny bit of menthol and cherry made a Tune flovour vape

Sorry, i'm rambling.

Basically, i'm hoping a new accessory can improve my experience
V2 looks appealing with its case full of wick.
V3 is newer i guess, but looks exactly the same design as my non rebuildable. www.vapeescape.co.uk/vision-ego-rainbow-v3-rebuildable~388 which after todays experience is putting me off.
Kanger T3 looks to be a wickless design www.vapeescape.co.uk/kanger-t3-bottom-coil-clearomiser~458
...and then we have the popular mini nova for £5 more (and i'm supposed to be saving money doing this?)haha www.vapeescape.co.uk/mini-nova~404

Sorry, i started with one question and it turned into a mini essay

[OneDay]

Personally I never got on too well with the V2. I would only recommend a rebuildable now, and a mini nova is my tank of choice in that respect

[Phoenixflame (Julie)]

I used to use vision v3's until I found the mini and vivi novas, personally I find them much better for flavour.

[Raffles]

Hi Monchai,

If you want to keep the cost down then I recommend the V3 rebuildable...

www.vapeescape.co.uk/vision-ego-rainbow-v3-rebuildable~388

All you will then need are replacement heads...

www.vapeescape.co.uk/vision-ego-rainbow-v3-spare-heads-%28long-wick%29~390

I've been using these for months and it's saved me loads.

[Monki]

2 votes for the mini so far )
Is the flavour and throat hit quite consistent with them then?

It may cost more then the others, but least this 'hobby' is a lot cheaper then astronomy

Edit: Thinking about how i'd spend £4 without thinking on cigs; for an extra £5.. i may actually get a nova now, Raffles.
How's the V3 been for harsh or smooth vaping?

[Deleted]

They are cheap enough and last a fair bit and when they do go these can be re-wicked

[Raffles]

In response to earlier replies, I've also got the Mini Vivi Nova, and yes it's fine. The only difference I've found is that it holds a bit more juice, and needs a plinth to set it off on my Spinner. Have not noticed any difference in flavour.

Guess it's try em both and see which you prefer.

[Raffles]

Feb 8, 2013 22:58:43 GMT Monki said:

Edit: Thinking about how i'd spend £4 without thinking on cigs; for an extra £5.. i may actually get a nova now, Raffles.
How's the V3 been for harsh or smooth vaping?

Have had no problems with the V3, anything out of the ordinary has been down to the juices not the clearo. Hope that helps.

[Monki]

Hmmm... thanks for that guys.

Guess it's a toss up between the V3 and mini then! Or i could get my partner one, and me the other. When my cold sore finally goes, we can try each others

[daveyboy37]

Another vote for the nova here. I gotta say tho that in my case i found the mini nova only a small improvement on the CE4 or Kangers. The large Nova has however totally changed vaping for me.

[Monki]

Cheers guys. I went for the V3 in the end up and it came today.

The drag is tighter, which results in a smoother and slightly tastier vape. Maybe it could be down to the fat and thin combination of wicks too. Currently trying it with VG mango. It doesn't do anything for my mist eliquid strawberry though hehe.. To be blunt...its not been nice has that stuff.. It tastes odd...

Waiting for my healthevape liquids, then next I may try an LR coil in it yey..another happy purchase thanks to the guys of AAEC