I only recently starting vaping at a friends house and was thinking about finally getting my own e-cig. What would be the best quality and price wise to go with?
Whats considered to be the best E-Cig for a newbie?
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All I can say is that I wish I had gotten my eGo first, would have saved some cash. Very cool PV!
probably a 510 or 808d-1 system.
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I would more advise on An eGo than a 510, cause anyway if u like it you're gonna upgrade your 510 to an eGo sooner or later...
One of my friends just started vaping, and I made him buy an eGo... result... addicted after two puffs....
When I started my favorites were DSE901 (short) and DSE801 (PenStyle)... kind a have a preference for the 801 but it depends if for you size matters.....
One of my friends just started vaping, and I made him buy an eGo... result... addicted after two puffs....
When I started my favorites were DSE901 (short) and DSE801 (PenStyle)... kind a have a preference for the 801 but it depends if for you size matters.....
Really would need more info to recommend a kit for you. Like do you want it to look like a cigarette? Do you want longer battery life ? IF you want both which one is more important. Do you plan on refilling your own carts? Also anything else you can think of that you might want out of a kit. Since we are all different i like to know more about the person instead of just recommending what i use.
Depends on what your looking for. Most people entering the vaping world have the mindset that they want one that looks as much like an analog as possible. These are also the people that usually wind up upgrading the quickest due to the smaller batteries not holding a charge very long. If you can go a little bigger then I'd highly recommend going with a EGO, Riva or similar sized kit. If you want to stick with the smaller more cig sized units then the 510 or a mini which I'm not that familiar with specific models would be the way to go.
If you don't care about it looking like a real cig I would go with a 3.7v 510 box mod. You can get the batteries, charger, and a few atty's for the cost of an EGO kit. The big advantage to this is it uses non proprietary batteries that cost about $5 each to replace as opposed to around $20 to replace an EGO battery when it goes bad. You can find a good 3.7v 510 boxmod at Box Mods. If you want it to look somewhat like a real cig then I would go to Electronic Cigarette Supplies & Electronic Cigarette Refills for Name-Brand Electronic Cigarettes! E-Cigs from LiteCigUSA and check out the Hello-016, the X-power, or the Ego.
I'm with her^. Got a 510 kit and ego (mine's called a tornado) at the same time. Like the 510s but I'd recommend the eGo/Riva/Tornado most highly to any noob. I think an eGo/510 compatible pass-thru device w/ AC and/or car adapter can also work great if you hang out on the computer or just the couch for much of the day. I'm using mine probably 90% of the time now so's to spare my batteries.
I went with the 510 setup and after 20 days bought and eGO 900mAH. The 510 works with that so no big loss in investment. I needed the smaller cigarette feel to get over the whole analog thing. I also ordered more batteries for my 510 as certain places it's more discrete to use. The eGO is awesome for my non-public use and is a workhorse. But at times I don't want to give the impression I'm taking hits off some less than legal device so I use the slim batteries ( at work ) I've recommended the 510 kits to a few friends and they all are doing well with them.
so I use the slim batteries ( at work ) I've recommended the 510 kits to a few friends and they all are doing well with them.I bought a 510 and love it. I got the double kit for $39.99 and that was with shipping. Now all in all I'm very happy with it but I do wish I would of bought the ego. It has a bigger battery. So instead of lasting 2 to 3 hours its supose to last 6 to 8 hours. From what I hear the 510 and the ego have the same atomizer and the parts are interchangeable. So its basicly the same thing but with a bigger battery and a cone to slide over it to make it look better. So just save your self some time and get the ego but if you cant afford it like me.... the 510 is the egos little brother and just as good.
I went with the 510 setup and after 20 days bought and eGO 900mAH. The 510 works with that so no big loss in investment. I needed the smaller cigarette feel to get over the whole analog thing. I also ordered more batteries for my 510 as certain places it's more discrete to use. The eGO is awesome for my non-public use and is a workhorse. But at times I don't want to give the impression I'm taking hits off some less than legal device
AGREE. I did the exact same thing. Only issue now is I like gadgets and will most likely buy a mod too and hide it from my wife.
One thing I would highly recommend if you are a pack a day smoker is something with a button to push because the automatics cut you off. I had to go in the rear getting 510's cuz I made the mistake of buying the wrong one.
Can't wait for the day you can walk in a store puff and try some like the bar!!
Can't wait for the day you can walk in a store puff and try some like the bar!!
Thanks for the help everybody. It doesn't have to look like a real cig for me, long battery life would be my main concern. As for filling my own cartos I'm sure I would eventually be doing that but it's not a big issue for me at the moment. Seems like a lot of you guys/gals are recommending the eGo, def gonna be looking into that one.
Yeah i would have to say it looks like the best for you would be a eGo with maybe some XL batteries. The regular batteries last a long time the XL would last even longer. If price is not a issue i would go with the XL bats.
eGo, Riva, Hello, Tornado, I've read good things about all of these. I own an eGo and Riva and like them both . Please make sure you purchase from a place that has a good warranty, I had 2 Riva batts die on me within minutes of each other and am pretty sure it was a bad atty. It was no big deal tho, because I had a back up to use and the company I had purchased them from sent out replacements the same day as they died. Good customer service and warranty are important, IMO.
Good Luck ~ Lanette
. Please make sure you purchase from a place that has a good warranty, I had 2 Riva batts die on me within minutes of each other and am pretty sure it was a bad atty. It was no big deal tho, because I had a back up to use and the company I had purchased them from sent out replacements the same day as they died. Good customer service and warranty are important, IMO.Good Luck ~ Lanette
Listen to the folks that recommend the eGo I started with one that looked like an analog and battery life sucks so now I have an eGo in the mail. But it is good that you found this site and are asking I wish I had before I bought my first one.
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