Best setup?

[Baditude]

As you can see, the options available are many and can be easily overwhelming. Many choices is a good thing, but confusing to a novice. No one device or e-liquid is going to be ideal for "everyone". We all have our personal preference for what works for us.


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[tj99959]

Just exploring what will be best for me. I've already had one of my wicks burn out on me and a co worker who is also a vaper told me that in her opinion t2 tanks are not that good.

The problem is that "what will be best for me" will change over time, so the best option is to just kick back and enjoy the ride.
Try something different when you have a mind to, doesn't matter all that much which topper you try next ... as long as it's a different one.

 

[Completely Average]

Asking what is the best setup is like asking what is the best car. The best car/ecig for me may be the worst car/ecig for you.

 

[BostonVape]

You will get a different answer from each person lol.. this is a pretty broad question..

it's really whatever works best for YOU and what keeps you off smoking.. if you are happy with the T2's then don't worry about what your friends say about it..

I used setups that people recommended before and they were nothing special.. its all a matter of opinion.

Personally I use either an Innokin iClear30-S or Kanger Aerotank with my Provari and now I have a Kayfun Lite coming in the mail to get back into rebuildables.

 

[rawr]

I'm going to have to respectfully disagree! I was lucky enough to pick up a few Kanger Aerotanks when I first started getting into vaping, and then later on some Evod MT3's. While the Aerotanks have NEVER leaked on me after close to 2 month of non-stop vaping, the Evod's have but rarely at that! I'd also just like to say that "cloud chasing" and more complicated APV's as well as mech mods don't necessarily appeal to ALL who get into vaping, or even experienced vaporers. Even some of the guys you've mentioned on Youtube will tell you that and that dude from Indoor Smoker's, can't think of his name right now, but they'll tell you that a lot of money and complicated stuff won't necessarily get you any better of a vape.

I personally have YET to regret ANY of my vaping purchases, not even my 808 cig a like batts, as I use ALL of my gear for one application or another. Besides that I'll be happy to pass my gear along to someone who could get some use out of them if and when I grow out of something and it's still in good working order. Better to start "smaller" or at an intermediate level at least to make sure you're going to like it and stick with it, then to go ALL OUT from the gate only to find it's not for you or you can't for some reason or another.
I've found that over the first couple of months being new to vaping, I went through a lot of different feelings and thought processes before settling down on course of action that I feel good about and am happy to be taking. I also am glad that I have the basics down, and a good foundation of experience to build on as well.

Just my humble opinions...

Good thoughts! I agree with most of them, especially with that, that is good to start with simple setup so you can explore and get a better one. BUT you have to spend some extra money and if i compare the vape on protank with 2 ohm coil and aqua/kayfun with lower resistance builds, i just dont wanna take 4-5 sec drags to get satisfying vape and good throat hit. With subohm builds or about 1.4ohm builds with help of kick module i am good with 2 seconds drags and that means a lot to me. Not to mention better flavor and vapor on lower resistance builds! Keep on

 

[rawr]

btw I was a little drunk when i first replied to that thread and all i saw was " Best Setup? "

 

[LikesToGoFast]

I have gone through Protanks, Mechanical Mod Clones, Kayfun clones... Now I have a few authentic Mods, a few authentic Kayfuns and one patriot dripper... All the other crap is sitting in a box, and once I get verified, you will see it all for sale in the classifieds here... Once I sell it all, I might buy another Mod and a Kayfun...

 

[tj99959]

In the end I guess the point is that you will never know what is best for you as an individual until you have compared it to other options.

 

[inertiacreeping]

I remember when a spinner with carto was the "best" setup!! Then the protank... then the Kayfun on a mech... then a dripping atomiser... now a Reo! A person's "best" set up is always changing.

 

[cope]

the best setup is the one that works for you...sorry to say trial and error is the only way to find this out. quality gear performs questionalbe gear fails the moment you need it. finding gear you can keep working when u need it is the best setup.
for me i cant keep a carto working to save my life..others love em..i use a old protank i love it ...some hate it...my mod is not a cheap one but i dont have to worry abought it failing..i love my russian 91 but its has to be maintained...alot.