Suorin Air

[Bobsbeer]

Just seen this weird looking all in one mod.  You suck on one of the top corners.  It certainly looks very pocketable and slim.  Somewhat similar to the Eleaf iCare, but more stealthy looking.  I can see where this design is heading.  Samsung S-vape anyone?  It's even TPD compliant, being 2ml, and no fire button.  It's going back to the old cigalike days where you just draw and it fires automatically.  It's apparently made by Foxconn who make the iPhone.  I guess they must have time on their hands with iPhone sales dropping.




vapenology.co.uk/complete-kits/all-in-one/suorin-air-starter-kit-400mah

[djs]

Features:
1st vaping gear produced by foxconn with same quality control as iPhone

Um.

[VapingBad]

Jan 3, 2017 16:37:59 GMT djs said:

Features:
1st vaping gear produced by foxconn with same quality control as iPhone

Um.

Slave labour, and foxconn always used to be the vary lowest end budget mother boards.

[dagl]

Jan 3, 2017 16:37:59 GMT djs said:

Features:
1st vaping gear produced by foxconn with same quality control as iPhone

Um.

Could be worst, might have been Samsung 

[djs]

Jan 3, 2017 19:29:54 GMT VapingBad said:

Jan 3, 2017 16:37:59 GMT djs said:

Um.

Slave labour, and foxconn always used to be the vary lowest end budget mother boards.

I know. How the heck did the brand Foxconn ever become synonymous with quality. They were right on the lowest rung, I do remember that now.
They might be the people behind hardware for Apple iphones etc (which have high QC) but the rest must be as s*** as ever.
It's a good spot VapingBad... those PC builders of us avoided them didn't we?

[beedee]

Trouble is, you have to carry this around to power it....

[VapingBad]

Jan 3, 2017 20:07:24 GMT djs said:

Jan 3, 2017 19:29:54 GMT VapingBad said:

Slave labour, and foxconn always used to be the vary lowest end budget mother boards.

I know. How the heck did the brand Foxconn ever become synonymous with quality. They were right on the lowest rung, I do remember that now.
They might be the people behind hardware for Apple iphones etc (which have high QC) but the rest must be as s*** as ever.
It's a good spot VapingBad ... those PC builders of us avoided them didn't we?

They are just extremely tightly controlled sub-contractors, crapple probably are very strict on what they reject and as labour cost as so low they all still make money.

[manonabus]

Question, This TDP compliance malarkey, does it mean all sellers on Ebay won't be able to sell tanks over 2ml after the May deadline? or will Ebay only allow say sellers from China

[Postmodern Smoking]

Jan 3, 2017 22:15:18 GMT manonabus said:

Question, This TDP compliance malarkey, does it mean all sellers on Ebay won't be able to sell tanks over 2ml after the May deadline? or will Ebay only allow say sellers from China

AFAIK, all products sold in the UK now/will require an ECID number from the MHRA for relevant ecig products and nicotine containing liquids. So, in the case of tanks, it's not just a matter of being 2ml or less, they must also be registered. Some manufacturers (e.g. Aspire) appear to have registered some of their products with MHRA. Although having an ECID number, at the moment, doesn't necessarily mean compliance/approval.... yet.

How Ebay UK deals with it is anyone's guess! .... when they have their wrist slapped by Trading Standards (who I guess will be the enforcing body), they'll probably revert to their original no ecig/nic liquid policy!

[manonabus]

Jan 3, 2017 22:41:09 GMT Postmodern Smoking said:

How Ebay UK deals with it is anyone's guess! .... when they have their wrist slapped by Trading Standards (who I guess will be the enforcing body), they'll probably revert to their original no ecig/nic liquid policy!

Thanks for the reply
Yes I think you are right, just policing the listings would be a nightmare unless sellers can legally sell tanks if they claim them as 'used'. If it's a total ban then even the private seller wanting to offload items from their own collection will be left high and dry.
This might turn out to be a worthwhile trips to carboot sales after the TPD with a bag of pennies.

[Bobsbeer]

Heaven Gifts have published a list of products with ECID registration numbers from a whole group of manufacturers. So these should be safe to import from China. That list was from late November, so I would expect it to get longer as we approach the May deadline.

www.heavengifts.com/article/ECID-List.html

[sydsut]

We also keep on contacting the TPD offices of the EU countries to confirm the details, but sorry to say that they are not so clear about many details yet. So we have to wait for the update of the Supervision Organizations.

As I thought the bloody bodies that enforce these rules don't appear in any way to be ready yet.

[Bobsbeer]

I'm sure they will be far from ready sydsut. It must be very frustrating for those in the trade.

[sydsut]

It just shows what a useless organisation the EU are. Pass laws and make rules and then leave a gigantic mess behind them, as I'm sure that no provisions were made to implement the bloody thing in the member states.

[phtumshk]

I doubt its TPD compliant with a rubber bung in the the tank fill port.