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I'm using it as supplied, though I guess you could easily shrink wrap it if you wanted to. I can't find the original review that I read, but in that review they did refer to an occasional 'insect-like' noise coming out of it. I have been using it for about 9 days so far, and I haven't heard that noise to date. As there is no readout I don't know precisely what power setting I'm using, but I tend to vape at between 7 and 9 watts on my other devices. It may be that the Sigelei gets noisy at, say, max output (10 watts).

I not 100% certain, but I think they reviewed the Mk 1 version - I believe current production is the Mk 2, so they may have revised the circuit somewhat?

As I said only time will tell whether is was a good buy, but at the moment I'm completely happy with mine.

So far I'm very happy with the Sig Kick. It vapes well. I have not noticed any strange noises myself, but I suspect much will depend on what power settings you use - and perhaps the resonant properties of whatever mod you use it in.

Thanks for the info - sorry they did not get more publicity though.

Thank you for the heads up Tried to order before but always too late, but now looking forward to my first custard experience! Must learn to mix my own before too long

Disappointing, but in truth I'm not even slightly surprised. The pharmaceutical and tobacco industries have mega budgets and can easily buy enough faceless eurocrats to get their way in a committee.

My instinct has always been that this nonsense will end in a court of law. Even big pharma has not yet devised an effective way to bribe the judiciary....

*Wonders if Fasttech stock it, and what was in WD39....*

I think the Provari looks smart - but I think its real virtue is the circuitry inside. It just gives a totally consistent vape, time after time. It also seems to make my batteries last longer. On my Sigelei things can get pretty muted or inconsistent when the battery voltage falls to 3.5 volts. I think the Provari finally calls it a day at 3.2 volts or slightly less. It''s also a very safe mod with electronic protection, thermal cutout etc and tells you positively when to change the battery before it gets overly discharged.

It's also nicely finished with some lovely engineering details -whilst also managing to be built like a brick outhouse!

I'm very lucky as my better half bought me a Provari as a present. I'm not sure I would have spent all that money on a mod myself, but now that I've used one I would definitely save for another if I felt I wanted another VV mod. I just happen to be rather into mechanical mods at the moment....