NJOY NPRO vs. Smoke 51

[leaford]

Which led me to Njoy which had an appealing website and didn't look like it was created by a 12 year old. Right before I was going to order I found another video about Smoke 51 and even a review by someone who I think posts here quite often. He said it had a ton of vapor/smoke but the only issues was the battery. I thought well heck I want smoke so he seemed to have a few video and knew what he was talking about so I thought I would purchase those. Expensive though... It wasn't until I came to the site (which I found when some Scottish guy, funny guy actually, was talking about getting more vapor from your mini on Youtube) No I'm learning more than ever

so Yup that's it in a nutshell anyway.

Me! Me!

You found jedi master Leaford.

Hmmm. Vape or vape not, there is no smoke, hmmmm?

isnt smokingeverywhere the same as smoke51? are these all super minis? I thought people didnt like super minis, why is this winning in the polls?

Smokingeverywhere is a cheap brand of supermini.

Smokeanywhere.com is an Njoy reseller who makes unsupported claims about having TSA approval.

Smoke Anywhere USA Inc. is the company that owns the Smoke 51 brand.

It's confusing, I know, and I'm sure there are a couple more soundalikes out there I just can't recall right now.

It's like a bar complex in Thailand. Lucky Star Bar, Seven Star Bar, Lucky Seven Bar, Lucky Seven Star Bar, Seven Lucky Stars Bar... AAARRGGGLLLLLL!!!!!

[judasburrito]

Ditto for the NJOY website prompting me to make my first order from them--it simply looked professional and not like "ORDER A TIEM MACHINE FROM INTERNETT"

For the record, I'm actually decently happy with my NPRO, which has been going strong for well over a month of use now. I wish I'd ordered the Peewee from Puresmoker, though, because then I could have the *exact same device* and enough cash left over to buy a backup!

No, really--a friend ordered the Peewee and we compared. Exactly the same, right down to the model number. Both are manufactured at the same First Union factory.