No, not really. There was a little sensation there, so it felt like I was inhaling something, but it wasn't really what I'd call throat hit. It was kind of weird, there was nothing on the exhale at all, so it gave a sort of unfinished perception to the actual vaping experience if that makes any sense.

I think they did get new chargers along with that new carry case come to think of it. Chargers tend to go out, my only remaining eGo charger appears to be on the fritz.

Here's hoping they're as inept at influencing the EU as they are at researching stuff :)

You were right on the first one, but I meant e-coffee on that second part. e-Coffee to go with my e-cigarette. Ok, so all my jokes aren't winners :)

I know your CRT thing was a joke, but it got me thinking about vaping other potentially addicting things. I seem to recall that there was a brief period where inhaling atomized alcohol was a thing until the FDA or somebody shut it down. Anyone remember that?

My big hangup with adding stuff to vapor is that it could result in even more scrutiny from the FDA or something. It's hard enough with just nicotine in there :)

Good question. V2 is one of my favorites in the mini category. I did a review of their ultimate kit last year http://www.stevevape.com/unbiased-review-v2-cigs-...

I think the Vea can hold its own against the V2 in terms of vapor production. I think the V2's vapor may be a touch warmer however. With the Vea, you get the advantage of much better battery life, as well as the other stuff like USB pass-through charging and the on/off feature. There's no equivalent to the V2 charging case, but you can use the Vea batteries with the USB cable attached so they will work a lot like V2's pass through e-cigarette with the advantage of being able to take it with you.

Glad I could be helpful. To be honest I'm kind of surprised none of the regular video reviewers did a review on the Vea yet. I don't really consider myself a video reviewer. I just do the videos as a sort of companion to the written stuff, just a brief overview to better help people visualize the products.

Great info! I found the Vea to be a pretty solid midrange device that sort of bridges that gap especially for people who are more comfortable with the complete solutions like the ones offered by companies like blu.

You know, other than the disposable, I never used a blu. Crazy, but true. I might have to try and get one of their kits in to give it a full review.

I need to get some with nic in it too so I don\'t have to keep swapping out. I\'m glad I\'m not the only one :)