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A sort of tour of Vaporesso in Shenzhen
- Thread starter Just Frank
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Great video, thanks for sharing. I have 2 devices in my limited vaping experience, both from Vaporesso. My first was the Cascade Plus One and now a Polar. I really dig both devices, the Cascade for it's simplicity and the Polar for it's ability to really dial in how one wants to vape. Truth be told, I'm in way over my head with the Polar and only use the wattage setting. My only issue so far is that I tried to download the latest firmware from their website to update the Polar, but the file is not opening on my computer. I emailed them and they wanted me to make a video, take pictures of every side of all the boxes and send it to them. I don't have the time to do all that especially since there is no issue with the device itself, it is an issue with their firmware file. I let them know this but have yet to hear back. No biggie as I will just use the device as is if I don't hear back from them.
I will. I like to see how stuff is made. It looks like Team Vaporesso does a stellar job.
Most of the other videos I've seen like this are old. I wish companies would make more videos in the "how it's made" fashion.
I don't have a Lost Vape Orion pod device but here's one about them-
Little clip about the Geekvape Aegis Legend.
VapeWild-
thanx. I did watch the lost vape one, but didn't find the geek vape, and didn't, yet, watch the vape wild.
vaporesso, they were showing my exact mod on the line. while highly doubtful, it could have been mine right there on camera.
I like to see how things are made, but sadly, they didn't get much in depth. as in, I would like to see how they make atty's.
vaporesso, they were showing my exact mod on the line. while highly doubtful, it could have been mine right there on camera.
I like to see how things are made, but sadly, they didn't get much in depth. as in, I would like to see how they make atty's.
just watched this, interesting. I can see why the prices are what they are, lots of overhead. 200 employee's wow.