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Ucig, the next big thing?

TinCool · 2018-05-19 12:54:19

Interesting concept using a vibrating chip to “heat” up the eliquid to convert to vapour instead of a wire coil. Certainly gets rid of any concerns of metal particulates etc There’s a few videos on YouTube about the device. http://www.vapeandvolts.co.uk/usonicig-rhythm-ultrasonic-e-cig

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Interesting concept using a vibrating chip to “heat” up the eliquid to convert to vapour instead of a wire coil. Certainly gets rid of any concerns of metal particulates etc There’s a few videos on YouTube about the device.
http://www.vapeandvolts.co.uk/usonicig-rhythm-ultrasonic-e-cig

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#2 19-05-2018 06:34PM

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TinCool wrote: »

Interesting concept using a vibrating chip to “heat” up the eliquid to convert to vapour instead of a wire coil. Certainly gets rid of any concerns of metal particulates etc There’s a few videos on YouTube about the device.
http://www.vapeandvolts.co.uk/usonicig-rhythm-ultrasonic-e-cig

They were at the vape expo in Birmingham and people said they were not that good at all and got dry hits aplenty when the devices claim they cannot dry hit

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#3 19-05-2018 09:39PM

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Interesting. Not planning on getting one myself. May be just a flash in the pan then.

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