1. How much e-liquid capacity do you expect for a daily vaping gear?
Something I plan on carrying with me while away from home for an extended period of time should have at least 4ml capacity. Less filling = more convenient (especially when away from home, driving, or doing anything that requires your hands / concentration.
2. How much battery capacity do you expect for a daily vaping gear?
All mods I have had over time have stand-alone 18650 batteries (besides my crappy ego-C when I first started vaping). So I don't really have a good answer for this question. However, the batteries that last the longest for me out of the few pairs I have would be either the LG HG2s (~3000mAh I think) or MXJO somethings (they are yellow and I believe they are around 2600mAh).
3. For an easy-to-carry vape gear, what size do you expect, please tell us your suggested width/diameter and length?
Another difficult question, because I use RDAs, RTAs, mech mods, and VW mods. Different parts work better for different things! My main vape that stays with me all day (at least currently) is my Sigelei 150W (the original, not the TC) with my Cubis tank. I like the size of it, but I suppose it could be a little bit smaller. That new Sigelei 75W TC looks pretty cool, but I haven't seen it in person yet. The Reuleaux is a really unique and cool shape/size also.
4. Which color do you prefer on a vape gear?
I like black, white, and transparent mostly, they look the sleekest to me (when I get the Griffin RTA I want it in black to match my Sigelei 150). I also have some brushed silver gear, which is alright. I like the sky blue / tiffany blue stuff a lot though, and I would LOVE to see some "kelly green" stuff, as it is my favorite color.
5. For a daily vaping gear like eGo Aio, what's your suggested price?
Hmmm, that is tough. I don't know much about it other than what it says in the contest post and what I found on Google. Considering that I could get a legit (AKA full-featured) mod + atty + batteries for as low as 50-60$ now, I would say not more than that. Probably 45-50$.
6. Which features do you like about eGo Aio?
Leak proof! This new Cubis tank opened my eyes to the possibilities of having a leak proof atomizer. I mean, I can put my vape in my pocket now! I can fall asleep with it (lol) and not worry about it getting everywhere. The pressure-sensitive "child safety" cap is kind of cool. The colored LEDs are pretty awesome!
7. If you are the designer of Joyetech eGo Aio, what's your ideal of daily vaping gear, such as its function, aesthetic, function, etc.?
Like I said in #3, different parts are better for different things, but I will try to give some things I look for when buying my gear:
- My vape setup should push a lot of vapor and a good amount of flavor (more is of course better).
- Don't like a super hot vape or one that is too cool. It should be somewhere in the middle.
- It shouldn't leak, it should look clean and sleek, and yet it should be durable enough to withstand the abuse of falling on a hard surface (which is inevitable).
- The batteries have to last a while, especially if I had one of these "one piece" units that have to be charged; I don't want to run out of batteries midday and have to wait hours to use my vape again. That is why I always opt for external batteries, so I can swap them as needed and never run out of power. When I ran out of batteries in the beginning of my vaping days, it meant I would be back to smoking cigarettes until my vape was charged up again. Ruins the point of vaping as a "smoking cessation aid" if you can't use a device at any given moment. When I have a nicotine craving, I am not going to wait very long to get that nicotine, one way or the other. YMMV.
- Variable Wattage is a must for me, there is no reason why every device should not already have this feature!
Alright, I think that'll about do it for this survey, hope I helped
Thanks,
E
PS: Wow, I can't believe how many answers have been posted for this survey that contain only a couple words (or even just one!). Seems like a waste of an entry for the vendor, and a waste of an opportunity to maybe influence the "evolution" of vaping devices in the ways we want them improved. Why not make your voices heard?
