E-cig Newbie

[imprezive503]

Hello all - So i am looking for a good e-cigarette to replace my daily smoking habits . I smoke a pack a day (camel filters) and i want a good e-smoke . Something that is going to give me a strong vapor , and is going to be durable . Also What is the difference between using cartridges and dripping ?

Any input is appreciated thank you !

[tribalmasters]

Take a look here Helpful links and videos for a new user. and have a look in the reviews section here Electronic Cigarette Reviews - e-cigarette-forum.com • The place for electronic cigarette reviews, news and chat consider the generics such as the Mini (DSE901 or RN4075) if you want a small e-cig or have a look at the penstyle(classic) if battery life and cart size are likely to matter more. Where are you from?

[imprezive503]

I am from Oregon - Yea it seems the DSE901 is a very popular one . Looks like the janty Dura makes some good smoke . I also see all of these seem to be over priced ones like the Hydro , and myluci .

[imprezive503]

So what is the difference between dripping and cartridges ? And the what are hybrid e-smokes like the pilot .

[imprezive503]

Oh thanks for the links - Dripping is easy I watched the videos .

[tribalmasters]

The Pilot is a small e-cigarette, about the size of a king size normal cigarette, there are reviews of it in the video reviews section, see what ya think

[watertones]

Do you want a lot of vapor or a strong throat hit?

[Rorschach]

For new people I would STRONGLY recommend the DSE 901.
That is the most representative of all the ecig models.

It's durable, it's consistent.
I've been through so many ecigs and always try and buy the latest and greatest. My 901s never fail to deliver when my new ecigs break down.

[nicowolf]

The "hybrid" has two different batteries. One short battery that makes the device smaller and more like a supermini (pee wee). One longer battery that has better capacity and makes the device longer like a mini (901 or pocket mini). Other ecigs have two batteries the same size and fit one category or another.

Whichever model you decide on, spare parts and liquid are a must.

For your question about dripping and carts: Dripping usually means putting liquid directly into the atomizer and using a mouthpiece with no filler in it. Using cartridges, you can either use prefilled cartridges or fill your own. Dripping gives a more consistent throat hit - you might find that real important coming from Camels - but does have more risk of running the atomizer dry, getting the battery wet, or voiding your warranty, and does require you to stop more often to supply it with liquid. Using cartridges has its advantages and disadvantages too. Please read the forum, you will find lots of useful info.