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With a long service life, a simple interface, USB compatibility and a wide wattage and voltage range, the Eleaf iStick 30W and 50w are easy-to-use and easily assembled with 22mm/23mm diameter atomizers. Including a clear OLED display, the voltage and wattage can be adjusted accordingly to your preferred performance Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downelimelendez
2201
May 18, 2015
Great news group! We’re happy to report that all of the orders have been shipped out from our warehouse and are now on the way to you! Please allow 24-48 hours for tracking to get into the shipper's system and start updating.
Thanks again for the support guys. Drop by the discussion board and share your experience with the iStick 50w or 30w. The community would love to hear your thoughts.
If there’s anything else we can do to make your Massdrop experience better, feel free to reach out to us at https://www.massdrop.com/support.
Thanks again for the support guys. Drop by the discussion board and share your experience with the iStick 50w or 30w. The community would love to hear your thoughts.
If there’s anything else we can do to make your Massdrop experience better, feel free to reach out to us at https://www.massdrop.com/support.
elimelendez
2201
May 14, 2015
Quick update for the group. We are in contact with the vendor and awaiting updated shipment estimates from them. We have a call scheduled first thing tomorrow morning and should get a bit more visibility in regards to when we can expect these to ship out. We will update the group as soon as these are on the way.
Thanks for your patience and expect an update from us on 5/18 or sooner if something comes up.
Thanks for your patience and expect an update from us on 5/18 or sooner if something comes up.
elimelendez
2201
May 8, 2015
Thanks again for joining this drop! With your help we were able to make it successful for the community. We've just submitted the group's order with the vendor for the iStick 50w or 30w and they are working hard to prepare it for shipment.
As soon as the group's order is ready at the vendor's location, they will send the bulk shipment to our warehouse in New Jersey where our warehouse team will break it up into individual orders and ship them directly to you! The current estimated ship date from our warehouse is 5/22.
Rest assured that we we will provide you all with updated information regarding the status of your order throughout the process. You can expect an update from us by the end of the day Pacific Time on 5/14.
As soon as the group's order is ready at the vendor's location, they will send the bulk shipment to our warehouse in New Jersey where our warehouse team will break it up into individual orders and ship them directly to you! The current estimated ship date from our warehouse is 5/22.
Rest assured that we we will provide you all with updated information regarding the status of your order throughout the process. You can expect an update from us by the end of the day Pacific Time on 5/14.
irrelephant
10
May 2, 2015
Just got my 30w iStick ordered on Wednesday - Paid ~$48 shipped for the 30w iStick, 10m of 27ga kanthal, and a derringer rda. I guess having your number of purchases next to your username really pushes the buys from some people.
Cleezy
May 1, 2015
I bought my 50w from an authorized dealer for $45 shipped and had it in 2 days. Just do a google search and these can be purchased all day for these prices. Just my 2 cents.... was hoping $30 for a 50w because that would be a good deal.
DavidH1004
7
Apr 30, 2015
http://www.reddit.com/r/electronic_cigarette/comments/34f2qf/eleaf_usa_response_to_istick_50w_catching_fire/
TLDR: Eleaf claims that the 50w units built after March are fine and that they tested all of the units in their warehouse and they are fine.
It should be noted that the person who posted this didn't show the original email so it is difficult to say for sure if the email is legitimate or if it even actually exists. It is also unknown if Massdrop will get any of the pre-March units.
TLDR: Eleaf claims that the 50w units built after March are fine and that they tested all of the units in their warehouse and they are fine.
It should be noted that the person who posted this didn't show the original email so it is difficult to say for sure if the email is legitimate or if it even actually exists. It is also unknown if Massdrop will get any of the pre-March units.
Jaysun
1855
Apr 30, 2015
DavidH1004Hey @DavidH1004 ,
Thanks for the update and I can say for sure that Massdrop will be receiving post March models of the 50w ISticks.
Thanks for the update and I can say for sure that Massdrop will be receiving post March models of the 50w ISticks.
PatMcD
2
Apr 30, 2015
Just to add to the discussion, I had a firing issue where it would say low power all the time, and i could only fire for about .9 seconds. It also would not indicate charging, but the battery power would raise if left on charger for >1hour. Device was replaced by Beyond Vape (authorized seller FTW) and the new one has been flawless for a few weeks.
moron
13
Apr 30, 2015
here the base price without shipping is more less than $30... not really a discounted item. i agree when they say $30 is the market price.
L_Diddy
49
Apr 30, 2015
Regarding the blowing up and overheating,
I purchased my iStick 30W just less than a month ago from a reputable online retailer so I am certain I have an authentic version. Here are my observations:
1) I wanted to test its limit so I built a .4 ohm dual coil (the lowest allowed for this mod) on an RDA. When I cranked it to 30w, running around 3.5V and 9 AMPs (OHM's law), it got very hot very fast and ran for about 3 seconds before it cut itself off and automatically lowered the power down to 15 watts. Not hot to the point where I couldn't hold on to it but warm enough to tell that the battery is being pushed to its limits. My guess is that the built in battery is generic and rated < 10 AMPs, contrary to the popular commercial ones available right now by Sony, Samsung, Efest, LG, etc... Also it seems that there is some internal temperature sensor that will cut off the device and lower the power setting should it overheat.
2) On a different build, I was able to hold down the fire button for 10 seconds before it cuts itself off with the message "10s limit exceeded" or something in that extent. Another safety feature I presume.
3) I use it with a subtank mini with OCC coils rated for .5 ohms @ 25 watts all day before recharging and it fires like a champ.
Do I leave it overnight to charge? Yes! These safety features have convinced me to do so.
Am I telling you this device is 100% safe? No! I haven't owned it very long yet nor would I ever make that claim. There is always an inherent risk using high powered devices.
It is possible that there is an older batch without these features and I might have the updated version since there are unofficial rumors that the overheating/blowing up issues have been fixed. The eLeaf website does not explicitly list these internal protections in their product page so it may be something they recently implemented to address this issue.
There are also a lot of iStick clones available in the market and some of them may be misrepresented as authentic. Make sure you are buying from a reputable retailer. From my experience with cheap chinese clones, if they are gonna cheap out on anything then it will be the battery.
Happy vaping!!!
I purchased my iStick 30W just less than a month ago from a reputable online retailer so I am certain I have an authentic version. Here are my observations:
1) I wanted to test its limit so I built a .4 ohm dual coil (the lowest allowed for this mod) on an RDA. When I cranked it to 30w, running around 3.5V and 9 AMPs (OHM's law), it got very hot very fast and ran for about 3 seconds before it cut itself off and automatically lowered the power down to 15 watts. Not hot to the point where I couldn't hold on to it but warm enough to tell that the battery is being pushed to its limits. My guess is that the built in battery is generic and rated < 10 AMPs, contrary to the popular commercial ones available right now by Sony, Samsung, Efest, LG, etc... Also it seems that there is some internal temperature sensor that will cut off the device and lower the power setting should it overheat.
2) On a different build, I was able to hold down the fire button for 10 seconds before it cuts itself off with the message "10s limit exceeded" or something in that extent. Another safety feature I presume.
3) I use it with a subtank mini with OCC coils rated for .5 ohms @ 25 watts all day before recharging and it fires like a champ.
Do I leave it overnight to charge? Yes! These safety features have convinced me to do so.
Am I telling you this device is 100% safe? No! I haven't owned it very long yet nor would I ever make that claim. There is always an inherent risk using high powered devices.
It is possible that there is an older batch without these features and I might have the updated version since there are unofficial rumors that the overheating/blowing up issues have been fixed. The eLeaf website does not explicitly list these internal protections in their product page so it may be something they recently implemented to address this issue.
There are also a lot of iStick clones available in the market and some of them may be misrepresented as authentic. Make sure you are buying from a reputable retailer. From my experience with cheap chinese clones, if they are gonna cheap out on anything then it will be the battery.
Happy vaping!!!
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