Amazing Vapor - imperfect build quality

Posted by Robert M on 22nd Jan 2012

We're going ahead and ordering our second little sister because we like it so much and because we can't do without it for as long as it would take to do the reasonably priced repair.

Our little sister is failing after about 90 days. If I had a soldering kit or some glue, I'd do the repair myself, but alas, no. The build quality on this unit is not very good, but it's hard to get mad at an inexpensive, small sized VV mod that gives us the power (up to 6V) that we need to get a real hit.

And that's what vaping is all about - the hit. The little sister has the power to produce a super solid hit of great tasting vapor. So it works and works well - far better than the myriad of other mods we've tried. I'd say the hit is every bit as good as my ProVari - and my wife likes it even better. How bout them apples!

I'd love to see a focus on better build quality with this unit. The plastic casing is OK (metal would of course be a better choice), but the interior parts such as the vaporizer base are simply glued to the interior plastic to secure them in place. And with repeated screwing on and off of the cartomizer, it's only a matter of time before the glue loses its grip and the base detaches - precisely what happened to our unit.

I feel the little sister could be THE ultimate mod if build quality is addressed. It's small footprint is wonderful. I'd pay as much for this unit as a ProVari if the build quality was at all comparable.

Let's see a high-end version of the Little Sister, maybe "Micro Mom" ;-) Let Micro Mom be constructed of metallic parts, securely fit and soldered and then prepare for world domination.