E-Nano Experts Chime In

Hey guys, I'm considering purchasing an E-Nano simply because I hear excellent things about it and I'm loaning my Cloud to my sister. I've had my fair share of vapes over the past 4 years and I tend to prefer vapes that can give me lung filling hits. I've owned an Underdog in the past but I wasn't very impressed with the hit quality, especially after using an LSV.

I have now become accustomed to the clouds that the EVO can produce so my question is will the E-Nano disappoint me? Will I be more satisfied than I was with my Underdog twig? Or should I look at picking up another LSV which I know will satisfy my cravings for clouds?

I love My logs but it sounds like you love LSV. So why hesitate. Get what you know. (and want)

DrPiff said:

will the E-Nano disappoint me?

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Only you can answer that. Use with gong and glass and it can provide big hits. Not up to EVO size IMO (but not far off) and these two are my primary home vapes. OTOH I think there's a big plus to using something like the nano and NOT always trying for the biggest hits possible. Reasonably sized log vape hits help keep your tolerance down. I certainly don't always feel the need to get totally wrecked in nothing flat. That said, crank up the temp a little on the nano and even direct stem hits can be very dense. As for the LSV, IMO it's just a weaker version of the EVO in that unlike with the EVO, you can overcome the selected temp with too big of a hit. The nano is much more of a versatile model, depending on whether you're using water filtration or not.

max said:

Reasonably sized log vape hits help keep your tolerance down. I certainly don't always feel the need to get totally wrecked in nothing flat. .

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I hear you on that. The EVO completely destroys my tolerance and I guess a log would be a nice change of pace.

DrPiff said:

I guess a log would be a nice change of pace.

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You may find, as many have, that a little 'stem sipping' will do you just fine at times. And you can always go 'bigger' with the nano if necessary.

Between my underdogs and my bros Enano, you'll get identical hits. LSV is better for those strong big rips, and if you care about clouds, which I dont, you'll get more from the LSV.

Just sold my E-Nano. Reason? LSV. I do much prefer the LSV over the EVO though, but prefered the Nano over the EVO go figure! Not sure why your experience with the UD wasn't great, but the Nano does have an impressive hit quality....I just prefer my LSV.

biohacker said:

Just sold my E-Nano. Reason? LSV. I do much prefer the LSV over the EVO though, but prefered the Nano over the EVO go figure! Not sure why your experience with the UD wasn't great, but the Nano does have an impressive hit quality....I just prefer my LSV.

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why do you like the lsv more then nano
what is the differnce between nano and lsv
i watched a review video on youtube... and recognized the lsv stem holds more herb.. is brighter? is that the reason why people claik here that the clouds are bigger from lsv then nano?
because as far as i understand the nano has a ceramic heating element and the lsv also so technicaly they are the same thing?
i am interessted because i like my enano alot as you may know? and i am curiouse about ht e differnces between the lsv and enano...
i liked the enano that much that i sold my volcano...

The LSV is like a giant Nano, but has more convection properties.... check out the LSV thread, I made the conversion from Nano to LSV and it's in the last pages of the thread.

biohacker said:

Just sold my E-Nano. Reason? LSV. I do much prefer the LSV over the EVO though, but prefered the Nano over the EVO go figure! Not sure why your experience with the UD wasn't great, but the Nano does have an impressive hit quality....I just prefer my LSV.

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Appreciate your input. The UD I had just didn't hit very well for a lack of better words. Mine may have been defective as it would very easily combust at times and sometimes the vapor was thin. Sometimes I was satisfied with vapor output and most times I was left craving more. It just wasn't consistent. I would've still owned an LSV had it not been for an unfortunate accident in someone else's hands. I think may try a second go-around with it.

Did you have a VVPS hooked up to that dog? Or was it just from the wall wort+extension cable? Also, UD has a new heating core and the early reviews are glowing. You can't go wrong with any of those vapes you've listed IMO.