The perfect E-cigarette.

[framitz]

I am new to the forum and I don't understand a lot of what's going on. Can someone tell me what is the best e-cigg? What I am looking for mainly are these things:

convenience (not too many gadgets to deal with)
cheap (or cheaper than regular ciggs where I don't have to order a lot of stuff a lot of times)
long lasting battery (or at least that I can use it even w/o a battery)
good customer service and warranty
tastes like a regular cigg (Marlboro reds is what I smoke)

I see that N-Joy is up there as one of the best regarding these features. Am I right or does someone have a different opinion?

Last and not least, what are "juices"? Are these flavors that people add? If they are, then I don't really care for that because I just want a cigg that tastes like a cigg.

Any help is awesome!! I don't want to overspend since I am on a tight budget but I want to QUIT regular cigarettes ASAP.

One more question, when the battery runs out, does this mean it just doesn't give out vapors and/or light up but you can still use it and puff on it?

THANKS SOOO MUCH! I have been trying to post on here and it's not letting me - hopefully now it will work!

View the video by Spikey to get answers to a lot of your questions.
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[brotha]

I am new to the forum and I don't understand a lot of what's going on. Can someone tell me what is the best e-cigg? What I am looking for mainly are these things:

convenience (not too many gadgets to deal with)
cheap (or cheaper than regular ciggs where I don't have to order a lot of stuff a lot of times)
long lasting battery (or at least that I can use it even w/o a battery)
good customer service and warranty
tastes like a regular cigg (Marlboro reds is what I smoke)

I see that N-Joy is up there as one of the best regarding these features. Am I right or does someone have a different opinion?

Last and not least, what are "juices"? Are these flavors that people add? If they are, then I don't really care for that because I just want a cigg that tastes like a cigg.

Any help is awesome!! I don't want to overspend since I am on a tight budget but I want to QUIT regular cigarettes ASAP.

One more question, when the battery runs out, does this mean it just doesn't give out vapors and/or light up but you can still use it and puff on it?

THANKS SOOO MUCH! I have been trying to post on here and it's not letting me - hopefully now it will work!

Keep looking I would not recommend njoy to anyone.I had one and it did not last a week.I have a kissbox from janty and have been using it since 2/2/09 everyday with the same atomizer with no problems.The kissbox is expensive but I feel it has been worth it.The best thing about the kissbox is that it does not have a fake cherry light which can use up the battery faster.Just letting you know what my experience has been.Good luck and don't get discouraged if you don't get the results you hope for it takes awhile to used to the difference.

[need_2quit]

wireless passthru and autofill tube on the side

oh yeah see through parts!

[Tin Cup]

And something to let you know how much power the battery has left, like a small LED scale.

[DonDaBoomVape]

...I enjoy what I have (a 510) but we are in the stone ages as far as e-cig tech goes ...

"The Perfect Product" throws back to the pre-60s era where manufacturers of products looked to create the one perfect product but as the revolutions of the 60s and 70s took place, they realized that they could be more successful by making multiple products for multiple tastes.

For your intellectual pleasure... a perfect example using Prego sauce:

Malcolm Gladwell on spaghetti sauce | Video on TED.com

Right on, Vee! Both points:

1. Technology: The world of e-cigs reminds me of the personal computer "industry" in the mid/late 70's (prior to the IBM PC, Microsoft or Macintosh): hobbyists and mini-entrepreneurs - and other creative, free-thinking, off-beat people - at the forefront of what may be a revolution. Very exciting and occasionally frustrating.
2. Diversity: Cable TV (with its 100s of channels) is another example of catering to multiple tastes. And there is a much older example: the automobile industry, ever since Chevy toppled the dominance of the Model T Ford ("any color, as long as it's black"). For economic reasons (and short-sightedness), that industry is streamlining a bit now, but look at all the choices we (and our grandparents) have had. It's surprising that soft drink and spaghetti sauce companies - and all of us* - keep failing to learn from that in-our-face example. [Aren't we all tempted to poo poo styles of e-cig other than our own? Some of us - present company excepted - give in to that temptation.]

* Yeah, I've been looking for the "perfect" e-cig (at least for myself). Instead, I'm beginning to do what most seasoned vapers have done: create a set of PVs to fill my own niches. [I've just ordered a penstyle and lots of blank carts to fill with myriad flavors (many at 0 nicotine) to supplement my KR808D-1 (a smaller selection of flavors in the prefilled cartomizers, all at 11 mg+++ nicotine).]

I just watched that Malcolm Gladwell speech. Fascinating! And I intend to incorporate highlights from it into the Diversity training that I do in my other life (outside of vaping).

Don

Smokefree and vaping for all of 10 days now ... haven't saved any money yet ... but having fun!

[prateus]

I've tried a smoke stik which was satisfying to say the least, and ordered a 510 this week I am going to pick it up on Friday, I'll let you know what I think.

[american]

may be the 510's are good ..have done a whole lot research on this i wanna but 1 now

[Applejackson]

Wait... did you say you get 4 hours of constant vaping from a 510 battery? Where'd you get those batts?

[baillou2]

I personally think that e-cigs that look like real cigarettes is partly how we've gotten in the mess we're in with the FDA.

The FDA's reasoning: If it LOOKS like a cigarette, and ACTS like a cigarette, it must BE a cigarette. Therefore, we should have the right to regulate it along with cigarettes.

The "perfect" e-cig to me is anything that least resembles a cigarette.

One could argue the opposite. That if it looks like a pixie stick and tastes like a pixie stick,
then kids will buy it....

[Angela]

OK premierelectron.... can you please answer me a question: are you a vaper, or are you here to just go around from thread to thread to se if you can tout some business for your company? (That's all you've posted so far)