Any 510 compared to Npro 2 piece

[Colonel]

I got started on vape after a friend let me borrow his hand me down fifty one. I already wanted to toss my smokes due to having a second baby at home. I don't want my kids growing up with a dad who smokes or worse, has health problems. I liked the fifty one enough to grab an njoy Npro at seven eleven.

My first impression was how great it felt/tasted. The battery life is ok. About half a day at best. But the carto's, while convenient and tasty, only lasted one day or so. Making the Npro barely cost effective. After getting some tips from YouTube, I got some juice and successfully extended the carto life and made the entire experience worth while. I love it.

Even though I'm liking my 4081 style, I feel like I'm missing out on a better vape with the 510. It has many more accessories, including more PCC choices and seems to be just about the best bet for people like me who want to vape but still feel like I have a real cig in my hands.

Are there any draw backs to putting the 4081 on the back burner and stepping up to the 510?

Thanks for all the help.

 

[CBB]

If you aren't concerned with the cigarette look getting a big battery 510 such as eGo or Riva 510 would give you an all day battery charge and boge cartomizers hold a lot of juice, you would probably get a days worth of vaping from one or two as you have described your habit thus far with a 4081.

 

[Colonel]

That's the problem. I'm not ready to give up my 'cigarette'. Still trying to stay away from Ego's and even 901's are too big for me. I think I could handle the xl 519 battery in the car or at work. But those are the places where power is never a problem.

 

[CBB]

There is not a lot of difference between a 510 and 4081. You do have the PCC option or the XL batteries but they won't handle things like low resistance atomizers.

 

[Colonel]

I hears the low resistance atty's are not real reliable. Last I checked, Joye won't even put a warranty on theirs. For now I'm good with normal resistance. I get enough vapor and plent of TH. But I think your right. I should at least get one big batt for a 510.

 

[projectz]

You should try riva 510, cheap and reliable

 

[dormouse]

If you go with 510 then I recommend manual batteries and cartomizers on 510. carts are a pain

Nice PCC at NoSmokeVA works for BOTH standard 510 and RN4081 batteries (Njoy Npro), auto and manuals

BTW - you can get manual RN4081 batteries at AZSmokeFree and blank RN4081 cartos at VaporKings.com

of course cartos don't last long. You need to add liquid. I can get a week's use or more out a Boge soft-cap 510 standard resistance carto.

Both manual 510 and manual RN4081 are totally sealed on the threaded end so much safer from damage when dripping and refilling cartos. Juice leaked on the end of an auto battery can damage the drag sensor. Manual batteries also give more control of your hit.

 

[swedishfish]

I love my ego, use it all the time. I do have and like my 510 though. If you don't mind charging batteries I think it's great. You can always get a pcc for it for about $20. I use it when I have to run to the store.

 

[Colonel]

How ironic. I just opened my new Riva (ego). I was totally against the larger size. But the battery time got the better of me. And I love it. The sales guy said "I'll sell you the regular 510, but you'll be back here buying the ego or Riva in two weeks.". He's probably right.