Let's talk ecig starter kits.
You know the research needs to be done, and you know that you need a kit that's going to be the best bang for your buck. Now that we have those things down, let's discuss the types of starter setups that would be the best suited for your needs.
E liquid is like wine, it's all an acquired taste, so I can't really help you there with the exception of juice reviews (and if you want something easy and aren't a menthol vaper, go with an Ry4, you can't lose).
Evod Starter Kit
They are highly popular for the novice vaper and easy to use. I've personally enjoyed the Evod tanks that i've owned in the past. The batteries are decently set and the setup is quite classy actually. Depending on the MAH rating of the batteries, the starter kit varies between $40.00 - $70.00 dollars US.
Standard 510 Starter kit.
The worst decision you will ever make, yes it looks like a cigarette, neato. But it's MAH rating is low so the battery will die within 1-3 hours depending on how you vape, the vapor production is going to be crap and if you buy this from any one still selling it you will be gouged in terms of pricing. Expect to spend too much for this, anything more than $20.00 for this old school product is too much.
Innokin Itaste VV starter kit.
I've personally used this a few times and it's definitely an okay buy. The best part about a starter kit like this is you get a variable voltage option to increase and decrease the heat and vapor production on your own. It also doubles as a pass-through, so instead of having to wait to charge your battery if it dies, you can vape it as you are charging it. Expect to spend around $60-$70.00 for this starter kit.
Innokin MVP V2 starter kit
This is my personal favorite for any beginner vaper, you have the best of both worlds as a novice vaper and a veteran due to it's capabilities. It's Variable voltage and variable wattage, It allows you to use basically any atomizer you want on it so long as it's got a 510 connection and it's got a whopping 2600 MAH battery. That battery size is likely more longer lasting than any smartphone you carry. Even if you vape like a mad man, this thing will last you 2 days straight without recharging. You can even charge your phone with this thing because it's got a USB outlet to do so, And just like it's little brother (The iTaste VV) it works as a pass-through allowing you to vape while you charge it. This is the best bang for your buck because not only is it the most advanced out of the bunch, it's only going to cost you around $50-$70 dollars depending on where you buy it from. The only draw back is the size, but if you can look past it being the size of a pack of cigarettes, this is the one you are going to want to invest in immediately to quit smoking.
Got any better suggestions? make sure to comment below.
You know the research needs to be done, and you know that you need a kit that's going to be the best bang for your buck. Now that we have those things down, let's discuss the types of starter setups that would be the best suited for your needs.
E liquid is like wine, it's all an acquired taste, so I can't really help you there with the exception of juice reviews (and if you want something easy and aren't a menthol vaper, go with an Ry4, you can't lose).
Evod Starter KitThey are highly popular for the novice vaper and easy to use. I've personally enjoyed the Evod tanks that i've owned in the past. The batteries are decently set and the setup is quite classy actually. Depending on the MAH rating of the batteries, the starter kit varies between $40.00 - $70.00 dollars US.
Standard 510 Starter kit.
The worst decision you will ever make, yes it looks like a cigarette, neato. But it's MAH rating is low so the battery will die within 1-3 hours depending on how you vape, the vapor production is going to be crap and if you buy this from any one still selling it you will be gouged in terms of pricing. Expect to spend too much for this, anything more than $20.00 for this old school product is too much.
Innokin Itaste VV starter kit.
I've personally used this a few times and it's definitely an okay buy. The best part about a starter kit like this is you get a variable voltage option to increase and decrease the heat and vapor production on your own. It also doubles as a pass-through, so instead of having to wait to charge your battery if it dies, you can vape it as you are charging it. Expect to spend around $60-$70.00 for this starter kit.
Innokin MVP V2 starter kit
This is my personal favorite for any beginner vaper, you have the best of both worlds as a novice vaper and a veteran due to it's capabilities. It's Variable voltage and variable wattage, It allows you to use basically any atomizer you want on it so long as it's got a 510 connection and it's got a whopping 2600 MAH battery. That battery size is likely more longer lasting than any smartphone you carry. Even if you vape like a mad man, this thing will last you 2 days straight without recharging. You can even charge your phone with this thing because it's got a USB outlet to do so, And just like it's little brother (The iTaste VV) it works as a pass-through allowing you to vape while you charge it. This is the best bang for your buck because not only is it the most advanced out of the bunch, it's only going to cost you around $50-$70 dollars depending on where you buy it from. The only draw back is the size, but if you can look past it being the size of a pack of cigarettes, this is the one you are going to want to invest in immediately to quit smoking.
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