Does your E-Cig look like an Analog?

[ohai]

My first one was a little larger than an analog, shiny chrome with a blue led on the end and cartomizers- I still think they are pretty, and perfect for carrying around with you, but the batteries just don't last. The one I'm using right now looks like a fairly large, expensive pen- it even has a clip on cap for when you're out and about with it- in a subtle metallic grey color. It's a Lea 800, and the tank cartridges are really fast and easy to work with, but I usually just drip with it unless I'm super busy doing other stuff, because it just tastes better to me.

I see lots of bigger and better options that make me want to break out the plastic all the time, the iTaste in particular makes me totally greedy, but honestly? I'm really happy with what I've got right now. It works for me, and until it doesn't, it's what I'll use. I need every penny for trying out new juice!

 

[cindycated]

Does your E-Cig look like an analog?

Oh, no - they're much prettier!

...about the same length and just a tad thicker than my old 120s, and each one is 2-3 hours of pure vaping bliss!

 

[hrlw817]

Yup. My first e-cig looked like something like a Marb red. 21st Century's that were white with the brownish/beige filter end. Then I went to a Jasper and Jasper that was all white and the tip lit up red. That one was a little better, but the carts were way to expensive, like 3 of them for $13 and I was blowing through them like crazy, I was buying them every three days. The 21st Century went to the one piece carts and were much better, and up until 4 months ago, I was using those. I bought a eGo-c 4 months ago and only use the 21st's as a backup.