Hi everyone! New vaper here. I've been obsessively reading and searching in this forum for almost a week trying to decide on my next PV and have narrowed it down to an Ego type, but there are so many ego style models getting rave reviews (with new models being released seemingly every day!) that I'm getting more and more overwhelmed trying to decide between them. I was hoping you guys could help me zoom in on the best choice for me.
I'm currently using a Joye 510. I use the 510 with Boge standard resistance cartomizers and aluminum drip tips that make it easy to top off the cartos. My favorite liquids are rather thick -- most of them are at least 60% VG. I have tried various nicotine strengths but seem to have settled in at 12mg. nicotine for all day vaping.
I'm very happy with the taste, vapor and TH of my current setup. I also really like the small, slim size of the 510. However, constantly swapping out batteries and topping off cartomizers is driving me nuts, so I'm looking to upgrade to a model with an 1100 or 1300 battery that will get me through the whole day. The Riva 1100, KGO and Echo are the 3 models I've narrowed it down to, but I can't decide which would be best. Here are the things that are important to me:
1. Quality of the vape. I'm looking for big flavor, lots of vapor, and a reasonable but not-too-harsh TH -- in that order of preference.
2. Consistency/Reliability. I would like a model that is reliable and tends to vape the same way hit after hit, day after day, and that is of a high enough quality that I'm not constantly having problems with it.
3. Versatility. Something that would allow me to swap between dripping and using cartos AND tanks, if possible. I would probably drip all the time if it weren't so inconvenient, so the tank models intrigue me, but I've been kind of scared away from them because of so many reports of leaking. Still, it would be nice to be able to try tanks or tankomizers to see how I liked them.
4. Carto or tank capacity: I would really prefer something with a large enough capacity that I could refill it in the morning and be done with it. (Currently, it takes about 3 of the SR Boge cartos to get me through a whole day.)
So...in your opinion, given my preferences, what's the state of the art ego-style model I should be looking for? Are there significant enough differences between these models that I'll regret my purchase down the line if I don't choose the right one, or am I pretty much going to be happy with any of them?
I would be grateful for any opinions. Thanks for reading!
Kim
I'm currently using a Joye 510. I use the 510 with Boge standard resistance cartomizers and aluminum drip tips that make it easy to top off the cartos. My favorite liquids are rather thick -- most of them are at least 60% VG. I have tried various nicotine strengths but seem to have settled in at 12mg. nicotine for all day vaping.
I'm very happy with the taste, vapor and TH of my current setup. I also really like the small, slim size of the 510. However, constantly swapping out batteries and topping off cartomizers is driving me nuts, so I'm looking to upgrade to a model with an 1100 or 1300 battery that will get me through the whole day. The Riva 1100, KGO and Echo are the 3 models I've narrowed it down to, but I can't decide which would be best. Here are the things that are important to me:
1. Quality of the vape. I'm looking for big flavor, lots of vapor, and a reasonable but not-too-harsh TH -- in that order of preference.
2. Consistency/Reliability. I would like a model that is reliable and tends to vape the same way hit after hit, day after day, and that is of a high enough quality that I'm not constantly having problems with it.
3. Versatility. Something that would allow me to swap between dripping and using cartos AND tanks, if possible. I would probably drip all the time if it weren't so inconvenient, so the tank models intrigue me, but I've been kind of scared away from them because of so many reports of leaking. Still, it would be nice to be able to try tanks or tankomizers to see how I liked them.
4. Carto or tank capacity: I would really prefer something with a large enough capacity that I could refill it in the morning and be done with it. (Currently, it takes about 3 of the SR Boge cartos to get me through a whole day.)
So...in your opinion, given my preferences, what's the state of the art ego-style model I should be looking for? Are there significant enough differences between these models that I'll regret my purchase down the line if I don't choose the right one, or am I pretty much going to be happy with any of them?
I would be grateful for any opinions. Thanks for reading!
Kim