BOGECARTO-2

Have you been thinking about trying cartomizers lately with your electronic cigarette? Maybe you already do, but you’ve been looking for a better solution?

Maybe you should give Boge 510 cartomizers a try.

I’ve been pretty lucky in getting good parts this time around, and the Boge 510 is no exception to this rule.

These cartomizers are available in low resistance (1.9-2.1ohms), standard (2.9-3.1ohms), and high. They are available from Pure Smoker for $1.50 each, come empty, and are re-fillable.

I ordered the Boge 510 because I was put off by the expense of regular atomizers, especially given the track record I have of burning them out. That’s not to say I haven’t burned out a carto or two, but it’s a much rarer occasion.

Low Resistance Boge 510 Cartomizer

Let me just start by saying… WOW.

I’ve tried a multitude of electronic cigarette products, but this was the first method I tried that really stuck.

Low resistance is not necessarily the best for all flavors, since it can have a tendency to burn some flavors, but if you use lighter colored juices, I recommend you give it a go. Just remember that LR atomizers should not be used on anything higher than 3.7v. If you’re using anything stronger, I recommend you try…

Standard Resistance Boge 510 Cartomizer

Standard resistance, for me, is a different animal. Many people start here and move on to LR, I went the opposite route.

I find that vapor production drops off a bit between LR and SR, but the SR Boge 510 is still quite nice, and really brought a sweetness out of my Firecracker flavor that I had never seen before. If you want more flavor without as much risk of burning, go with SR.

 

Of course, I still prefer the LR Boge 510 myself since it vapes like a king.

 

Use-ability

I find the cartomizers to be more convenient for me, and provide a few hours between refills. Filling them is rather simple, particularly when using the condom method or the taryn spin.

 

Reliability

Most retailers will tell you that cartomizers are disposable, one-time-use things. Most retailers would be right. Unless they are talking about the Boge 510 of course.

These cost me about $1.50 each, and I haven’t lost one yet due to a failure. I’ve had a couple get slightly harder to pull on after about a month of use, but still usable, especially after cleaning by soaking in alcohol.

Maintenance is a snap, and these things last. If you use a thin, light colored e-liquid, always keep the filler wet, and never burn them, they will likely last you for several months each.