eGo 650 mah & CE4 clearo ~ Thumbs up for beginners!

[VapHer]

Picked up an eGo 650 mah & CE4 clearo from the local smoke shop ~ Thumbs up for beginners!

In the past I thought a simple ecig like Blu would be best, but the eGo is so easy, puts out great vapor, and clearo's are great! Battery life not too bad either, and the start up kit is cost effective! Just fill up the clearo with your fave juice and go!

Highly suggested!

 

[havsabas]

My starter kit also came with CE4s
They are great for seeing if you like vaping or not
But they won't last long and the heads on them aren't replaceable

Also while the eGos give you very nice bang for your buck
The eGo twist or the Vision Spinner type "beginner's vv" batteries give you way more flexibility

So I guess the ideal starter kit would be a vv type battery and a bcc type clearo

The CE4 + eGo kit is a mighty good "see if you like it" kinda kit though

 

[diog]

it was my first bit of kit too besides a couple disposables

 

[Barbara21]

Egos and CE4s are what got me off cigarettes.

And you're right - they're simple, readily available, discreet, and inexpensive. I still use ego batteries almost exclusively.

 

[littlesara]

Hi. I'm a returning vapor. wanted to vape again. can anyone point to a decent dual starter kit, such as where to get the above e cigs? i want something simple, that charges, is ready and only requires replacing the "head" with a new "filter" filled with liq nic and some flavor. I'm not interested in having to poke, prod, pull out or do anything that requires more "time" fooling around with. It needs to be simple like opening up a pack of cigs and lighting up. the above models sound good. my last e cig was i believe a 510 2 starter pack, with detachable filters that already came with filling, nic and you just add more nic and some flavor when it ran out. what online store would be good? and what e cig would be the best for a returning member?? also need a car charger thanks ahead

sara

 

[Koman]

Egos and CE4s are what got me off cigarettes.

And you're right - they're simple, readily available, discreet, and inexpensive. I still use ego batteries almost exclusively.

Egos are a great start!