We started with a gas station brand that was cheap and the quality of the product showed that. So we then purchased a smoke fifty one trio deluxe kit from the local mall and paid WAY too much money. Then my boyfriend found ECF forum and less than a week later we were ordering our Joye 510 kit.
The joye 510 kit comes with 2 cigs and a charger and some sample carts. We asked shawn at litecigusa to make one pink and one black. The manual batteries work well because its not always draining battery life. Their charges last 2-3 hours of pretty heavy vaping but with us sharing a charger it became difficult. SO he bought the mega 510 batteries which the silver mega 510 pcc is for. Those are big batteries and they do last a lot longer, but if you want something more small switching between the 2 of the 510 is better. The manual battery isnt for everyone, but do keep in mind if you had a charging case for it...that works as a carrying case as well. So if its in the case in your pocket you won't be pushing the button on accident. I go with the manual battery because if I leave it out overnight fully charged it will stay fully charged until morning, while an automatic battery goes in standby and slowly drains battery life.
I've never tried the blu cig, but ive heard complaints from people saying they wish they purchased a 510 or ego instead. We plan to get an Ego, in addition to what we have...hahah but my bf didnt want to buy it at first cuz he said it looks like a crack pipe. We still plan to buy an ego set tho when we have the extra money.
Also you mentioned in an earlier post that you wanted carts that are easy to refill. The normal carts you just drop a couple drops in and slide the cart over the atomizer. You can also get cartomizers that screw right into the 510 battery and its an atomizer and cartridge combined. Pop it open and drop your juice in and your ready to go. . We're still trying new stuff for fun, and I think sugar_and_spice is right in suggesting having both if you like. I know even if you buy what we got the kit was only 35-40 dollars while a lot of other kits run 60-100+ dollars.
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