Buying first ecig this week
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Right but he could use a 510-t atomizer w/ an ego battery, it'd just be 2 diff't thicknesses....they're still interchangeable cuz of the 510 connection.
I think I found an adapter that fills the gap ?
So if I got a 510t I could get a larger battery... It would just be thicker , because bigger the battery bigger the "cig" ... Am I getting this!
Any reason why?
I'm thinking an eroll gives a better hit?
I'm a noob sorry... Prolly go between the eroll or a 510t ...
Maybe a vizy rx as it does "both" apparently ... If ya catch my vapor
Because of the Personal Charging Case (PCC) and the fact that you don't have to take it apart to charge the battery.
Also, I seem to remember a lot of people not liking the 510-T very much, due to leaking issues.
Once you start vaping you will be less worried about whether its a cigarette type battery and more concerned about the vape. You'll get addicted to bigger and better setups and before you know it you'll be rocking a big APV. I would highly recommend a twist, you'll save yourself money and it will give you a much better quality vape.
I got my setup last week (510 starter kit, 510-t attys/tanks) and just sold most of it to a coworker. (I kept enough to keep using the tanks - kinda like them - and to keep going until Fri, when I plan to go up to a local shop and pick up a couple clearomizers.)
It is neat, and does elicit fewer questions (most places are familiar with blu and n-joy, and in black it basically looks like that) but at the end of the day, for reasons others have covered pretty well, you're gonna want to move on pretty fast..
(Update: Had my first leak this morning. And by 'leak' I mean my formerly-trusty tank dumped it's entire contents inside my carrying case.. Sigh.)
It is neat, and does elicit fewer questions (most places are familiar with blu and n-joy, and in black it basically looks like that) but at the end of the day, for reasons others have covered pretty well, you're gonna want to move on pretty fast..
(Update: Had my first leak this morning. And by 'leak' I mean my formerly-trusty tank dumped it's entire contents inside my carrying case.. Sigh.)
I bought an ego-c starter kit a few months back, it was my first ecig. I cannot recommend it to anyone. I still find it ridiculous to have spent so much & received so little.
IF I had studied the forums before purchasing anything, I would have bought (2) ego twist batteries & then some quality atomizers like Avid Vaper offers. OR, you can go whole hog & buy an APV that has a lifetime warranty & that you can sell here used in the Classifieds a few months or a year down the road. The better vapes aren't just more expensive, they provide a more satisfying & hassle free experience. Plus, if you sell it used you can recoup a lot of $. You will never see any return from ego type products, just short lived satisfaction IMO.
My joye - ego journey has been long, arduous & expensive. So much disinformation & nonsense in all this.
IF I had studied the forums before purchasing anything, I would have bought (2) ego twist batteries & then some quality atomizers like Avid Vaper offers. OR, you can go whole hog & buy an APV that has a lifetime warranty & that you can sell here used in the Classifieds a few months or a year down the road. The better vapes aren't just more expensive, they provide a more satisfying & hassle free experience. Plus, if you sell it used you can recoup a lot of $. You will never see any return from ego type products, just short lived satisfaction IMO.
My joye - ego journey has been long, arduous & expensive. So much disinformation & nonsense in all this.
This is a fantastic recommendation. Simple statements like this should be read by anyone looking to use ecigs to quit smoking. Heeding this information could remove a significant part of the learning curve...and save folks a LOT of $.
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