**** Oops. Note to self: read more slowly. I saw that you bought a "Logic", and skipped over an important point; you have bought a Volt. No problem; I'm going to buy a Volt myself, because they are WAYYY cool, and very well made and perform very nicely. The PCC alone is worth the price of admission; super slick. You have done well so far. ****
Hi Miss Bella, and welcome to ECF.
You say you would prefer an ecig that resembles a cigarette, but I have to ask if that's an absolute "must" for you, or would you consider something slightly larger that will give you a much better vaping experience?
To whom it may concern:
Yes, I'm referring to the Joyetech eGo Twist, fitted with exactly what Grimm Green is using in his review of it:
THE EGO TWIST IS A GAME CHANGER - YouTube Grimm Green Twist Game changer
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Interesting .... I just re-read what I recently posted in another thread:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...aying-hi-looking-pointed-right-direction.html
.... and it occurs to me that I might have misspoken.
"Far too much deference is given on this site to beginners who very often don't really know what they want. They might think they know what they want, but it is impossible for them to have reasons that are as valid as they might think they are. They don't know what more experienced people know. They just don't. How could they? Why would they? It's OK that people don't know everything about everything. It would be a very odd state of affairs if they did.
That said, one place where we have to defer to a beginner's preferences is in "form factor". They do know what size and shape they want, and if they want a ciggie look-alike, then I will recommend a Volt. But I might very well also offer a long-term strategy; get a Volt, and if you end up wanting more battery life, vaping time, convenience, vapor production, or variable voltage, then get one of about five variable voltage devices, and one or more of maybe a half-dozen different attachments. And some great juice. Lots of it.
This is really not all that complicated. It's really pretty simple. And I think to keep it as simple as possible, I think it would be nice if we could all get "on the same page" as much as possible, and among the contents of that page is (IMO) that variable voltage will give you a better overall vape, under a wider range of conditions, than constant voltage. I simply do not see how a valid argument to the contrary can possibly be made".
But
do you really "know" what "form factor" you want?
Do you know enough about the trade-offs involved with going with a look-alike to make an informed decision about "form factor"?
Would you consider something less ciggie-looking if it gave you a far better vape?
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OP: This post -
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...7252-am-i-missing-somthing-2.html#post6435964
- contains all of the information you would need to make a very, very good choice (IMNSHO*)for a starting point in (variable voltage) vaping, provided you don't absolutely need to start with something that resembles a cigarette. If you do, I'd advise you to limit your research to exactly which model of Volt to get, and in what color.
* [IMNSHO = In My Not So Humble Opinion]
I was a pack a day smoker for about 30 years. About 2 weeks ago I tried a Logic disposable. It was ok, I haven't had a real cig in over 2 weeks now, but I have spent quite a bit on disposables. Every review I see for kits claims to be the best and number 1 product, so I have no idea which one is good. I saw an advertisement for Volt on here so I jumped on it and placed my order, I just have to mail a check. I'm wondering if I jumped in too quick. Vapor is real important to me. I prefer a size similar to a real cigarette. Am I making the right choice going with the Volt pro kit?
