Is this the future of E-cigs ????

[jeffc]

Hi Peeps.

Introducing the B.A.T. VYPE e-cigarette.

Is this our future after 2016 ???

[lal]

Can't see them taking over the world.....

[markm]

They used the same researchers as the MHRA and FDA uses, and ended up with a great product to launch in 2004!

[davess]

It's yet another rip-off by the look of it.

[Super-Shiny]

[kibbster]

The shocking thing is so many people will buy this and think it's the price you pay to vape because of shiny marketing campaigns.
They won't care about the money because it's got them off cigs. (probably)

For me these are the iPhones of the vaping world, out of date, underperforming and over priced but ohhhh look at the shiny box and cool adverts.
(No offence to iPhone users )

[ckc]

Ha,just posted this video in another part of the forum,that battery sucks !

[skyjay]

Wont b getting any business from me......freezer half full of nic...next purchase another freezer

[raid2506]

Aw c'mon guys, give them a chance

But seriously I think we should support this, hear me out...

If it sells well they are going to be a major player in stopping the stupid legislation we are facing.

How will a 4mg pharmacy limit get approved when BAT (and all their lobbying money) want to sell 36 and 45mg over the counter?

At some point they will start spending mega bucks to prove that e-cigs are safe.

I think it could be a good thing.

[remnant]

Well: 45mg, and a ten minute battery life. I got a new tag line for the Vype: "Kicks like a mule and dies like a dog." (No offense to dogs, or their owners.)

Seriously, that thing has got "take the money and run" written all over it.

[DiscoDes]

Dave Dorn vaped one live on tonight's VT Talk and it lasted 51 minutes, that's £6.99 for less than a hours vaping

[Skwoddy]

Are these disposable?, please dont tell me they are

Visions of landfills country wide full of batteries....shocking

[rich64]

It really is weird that none of these large companies want to get involved in some decent kit.

Ok they get repeat sales on lousy no life equipment but surely the long term benefits are there if they put decent products on the shelves and make their money on the carts etc

[padiho]

Jul 31, 2013 23:20:48 GMT Skwoddy said:

Are these disposable?, please dont tell me they are

Visions of landfills country wide full of batteries....shocking

I think they are disposable...I read somewhere that a rechargable version may be released at a later date. I'm no business women but how do they expect this to succeed? Who in their right mind is going to pay £6.99 for less than an hour of vaping? I expect lots of people may initially try them but when its run out I can't see them going back to buy another. As I said, I am no business woman so if anyone out there can see something I can't, please enlighten me

[Skwoddy]

Aug 1, 2013 5:41:26 GMT padiho said:

Jul 31, 2013 23:20:48 GMT Skwoddy said:

Are these disposable?, please dont tell me they are

Visions of landfills country wide full of batteries....shocking

I think they are disposable...I read somewhere that a rechargable version may be released at a later date. I'm no business women but how do they expect this to succeed? Who in their right mind is going to pay £6.99 for less than an hour of vaping? I expect lots of people may initially try them but when its run out I can't see them going back to buy another. As I said, I am no business woman so if anyone out there can see something I can't, please enlighten me

Agreed, one hour of vaping for £6.99 is just wrong, I would certainly take 20 cigarettes over this if there were no alternative!!