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[Aldo Slocumb]

Have you tried the Caliburn G2?

 

[Aldo Slocumb]

I tried the Caliburn G2 for the first time and it was great.

 

[conanthewarrior]

I’ve not tried these yet, are they for nicotine salts?

I might get myself just the one setup to try, as I have a good few litres of 72MG nic left so would be a waste to to mad.

If it is nic salt, what is the flavour like? Is it harsh or nice and smooth both the flavour and also the tanks performance?

 

[meredith2k5]

I’ve not tried these yet, are they for nicotine salts?

I might get myself just the one setup to try, as I have a good few litres of 72MG nic left so would be a waste to to mad.

If it is nic salt, what is the flavour like? Is it harsh or nice and smooth both the flavour and also the tanks performance?

They are perfect for nicotine salts and are an ideal kit for those on disposables looking for something more permanent as they work in a similar fashion with good flavour and vape production.
Have you tried or read the reviews for the original Caliburn model? As far as I am aware (although this is purely observation from having used and seen both devices) the A2 features a small window so that you can see through to the juice similar to the G2 and a lower ohm pod that is ever so slightly more powerful and flavoursome. It also features USB C and charges up pretty quickly.
Typically the A2 is priced cheaper than the original Caliburn, I like to think this is because they haven't included the USB C cable but I don't know for sure.
The only downside with the A2, which is only a downside if you shop local, is the pods can be harder to obtain as only the A2 uses the A2 pods as far as I'm aware (most Caliburn pods are cross compatible with another device)

 

[conanthewarrior]

They are perfect for nicotine salts and are an ideal kit for those on disposables looking for something more permanent as they work in a similar fashion with good flavour and vape production.
Have you tried or read the reviews for the original Caliburn model? As far as I am aware (although this is purely observation from having used and seen both devices) the A2 features a small window so that you can see through to the juice similar to the G2 and a lower ohm pod that is ever so slightly more powerful and flavoursome. It also features USB C and charges up pretty quickly.
Typically the A2 is priced cheaper than the original Caliburn, I like to think this is because they haven't included the USB C cable but I don't know for sure.
The only downside with the A2, which is only a downside if you shop local, is the pods can be harder to obtain as only the A2 uses the A2 pods as far as I'm aware (most Caliburn pods are cross compatible with another device)

I might give one a try then as I think I’m yet to try nicotine salts. Main reason is I have a few litres of pre TPD 72MG nic left for my own juice.
I haven’t read the review no, it’s only recently I’ve become active on the forum due to what happened to me.
The charging up quickly sounds good plus the flavour. The only downside is I like my rebuildables but if it’s better flavour and I’m not needing to chain vape that’s a bonus.
The cheaper than original sounds good too!
I can’t shop local (banned for legal reasons, I don’t want to go in and cause trouble for me and the forum but can’t go into detail) so ordering online will be no problem
Thanks for the tips