Decent vapor?

[Tazeran]

Not true of all pod systems. There is a limited number of TIMES you can refill them, and you generally have to use a needle tip bottle, but there are several I know of that are refillable. Th BO,PEAS, and now apparently the boulder are all refillable.

Yea the bottle I have (needle nose) refills it just fine

 

[listopencil]

So the more the better?

Right. Looks like the 3.0 express kit is out of stock at that vendor. They do have the 4.0's in stock but not as a kit. Here's a really nice 4.0, that is 510 and eGo threaded (will take almost all tanks), with 1000 mAh for $32.99: Innokin iTaste VV4-M Express Kit 1000mAh, 15w, 0.8ohm

 

[listopencil]

Right. Looks like the 3.0 express kit is out of stock at that vendor. They do have the 4.0's in stock but not as a kit. Here's a really nice 4.0, that is 510 and eGo threaded (will take almost all tanks), with 1000 mAh for $32.99: Innokin iTaste VV4-M Express Kit 1000mAh, 15w, 0.8ohm

To be clear this is only the 'mod' or 'device.' You will still need to purchase the tank section.

 

[listopencil]

LOL, I hope I didn't scare you away by giving you too many options. There are also a ton of AIO (all-in-one) devices that you can use. The AIO's work more like your device. You just have to replace the juice and the atomizer. They are generally unregulated but you are used to that so it may not be all that big of a deal. I have one that takes external batteries (18650's) that I use for when I work outside and I want to grab a cheap, rugged device. The company makes another one that functions in basically the same way but with an internal (2500 mAh) battery. You can get it for $22.99 from the same place:

Kanger EVOD PRO V2 All-in-one Starter Kit

For that you will just need juice and atomizers: Kanger CLOCC Replacement Coil Atomizer Head

I use the 1.0 Ohm atomizers in mine and it gives a satisfying vape through the charge of the battery. Keep in mind that the cheaper options won't give you as much flavor as the more expensive and more complicated options, and there are tons of options.

 

[Tazeran]

LOL, I hope I didn't scare you away by giving you too many options. There are also a ton of AIO (all-in-one) devices that you can use. The AIO's work more like your device. You just have to replace the juice and the atomizer. They are generally unregulated but you are used to that so it may not be all that big of a deal. I have one that takes external batteries (18650's) that I use for when I work outside and I want to grab a cheap, rugged device. The company makes another one that functions in basically the same way but with an internal (2500 mAh) battery. You can get it for $22.99 from the same place:

Kanger EVOD PRO V2 All-in-one Starter Kit

For that you will just need juice and atomizers: Kanger CLOCC Replacement Coil Atomizer Head

I use the 1.0 Ohm atomizers in mine and it gives a satisfying vape through the charge of the battery. Keep in mind that the cheaper options won't give you as much flavor as the more expensive and more complicated options, and there are tons of options.

Oh ok thanks

 

[Tazeran]

LOL, I hope I didn't scare you away by giving you too many options. There are also a ton of AIO (all-in-one) devices that you can use. The AIO's work more like your device. You just have to replace the juice and the atomizer. They are generally unregulated but you are used to that so it may not be all that big of a deal. I have one that takes external batteries (18650's) that I use for when I work outside and I want to grab a cheap, rugged device. The company makes another one that functions in basically the same way but with an internal (2500 mAh) battery. You can get it for $22.99 from the same place:

Kanger EVOD PRO V2 All-in-one Starter Kit

For that you will just need juice and atomizers: Kanger CLOCC Replacement Coil Atomizer Head

I use the 1.0 Ohm atomizers in mine and it gives a satisfying vape through the charge of the battery. Keep in mind that the cheaper options won't give you as much flavor as the more expensive and more complicated options, and there are tons of options.

So it's drip I don't want a drip one

 

[listopencil]

So it's drip I don't want a drip one

Oh, no, I mentioned dripping earlier as an example of one type of vape device. They will all have a 'drip tip' because that is the terminology used when describing vapes. That's just the end of the tube that you inhale from. A dripper will say that it is an RDA.

 

[stols001]

It's really going to depend on your personal vaping preference. If you are happy with what you have, you don't necessarily need a "powerful" device that blows huge clouds. It is very true that if you turn to sub0hming you may enjoy it but your costs will rise, in batteries and most of all e-liquid so if you are happy with your device, that is what matters most. There is no "best" device, but you may want to do some research and looking around to get an idea of the types of setups available in case you wind up wanting to purchase a backup or an alternate device.

If you don't use nicotine regularly, I'd be careful how often you vape even low nic, it can lead to sort of developing a nicotine habit, and if your brain doesn't "need" nicotine, it's easy enough to vape enough that your brain may end up sort of "wanting" it.

Best of luck,

Anna

 

[Tazeran]

It's really going to depend on your personal vaping preference. If you are happy with what you have, you don't necessarily need a "powerful" device that blows huge clouds. It is very true that if you turn to sub0hming you may enjoy it but your costs will rise, in batteries and most of all e-liquid so if you are happy with your device, that is what matters most. There is no "best" device, but you may want to do some research and looking around to get an idea of the types of setups available in case you wind up wanting to purchase a backup or an alternate device.

If you don't use nicotine regularly, I'd be careful how often you vape even low nic, it can lead to sort of developing a nicotine habit, and if your brain doesn't "need" nicotine, it's easy enough to vape enough that your brain may end up sort of "wanting" it.

Best of luck,

Anna

Ok thanks

 

[Tazeran]

Oh, no, I mentioned dripping earlier as an example of one type of vape device. They will all have a 'drip tip' because that is the terminology used when describing vapes. That's just the end of the tube that you inhale from. A dripper will say that it is an RDA.

Oh ok