how to cope with new and latest products coming in market everyday

[bigbuddy]

Hi All,

I am struggling to cope with new and latest products coming in market everyday. vape market is like HTC and Samsung phones, bloody thing gets outdated with new product as soon as you one. So my questions is how do we catch up with it without spending $$$s.

 

[dopamine1]

Get a good setup (or ten setups...) and start ignoring all the new stuff. My kayfuns work awesome and I don't feel the need to get an erlkonigin or an orchid. It's just how you look at it. You can stick with something you know is good and save money, or keep looking for something better.

 

[Warpigs]

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[stevegmu]

No idea. I am satisfied vaping with equipment some would consider outdated, but I also like my 3gs as much as I do my 5s...

 

[AshMPWrites]

Every vaper has a sweet spot -- where the juice is good, the mod is sweet, the tip is pretty and the tank is amazing. That's what they're looking for and when the find it, the new stuff becomes just more stuff you don't really need.

Like you, my first week in was intense. I bought a quick and easy set up which I enjoyed but I knew there was more to be had, and have it I must. I did a lot of research and did a lot of driving around to find exactly what I wanted, and right now it's perfect. Completely, wholly perfect. I'm vaping in my happy place. My husband took a bit longer -- three different mods, three different tanks. Now he's happy. We're both settling in and just enjoying the awesomeness of mods and tanks and tip and juice.

So, do some research -- decide what you want from your vaping experience and make the purchases. In the long run you'll save money going straight to the point rather than buying a whole bunch of substitutes only to find that your "real deal" still eludes you.

 

[Mrs C]

Hi All,

I am struggling to cope with new and latest products coming in market everyday. Vape market is like HTC and Samsung phones, bloody thing gets outdated with new product as soon as you one. So my questions is how do we catch up with it without spending $$$s.

Find something that works and stick with it until you are no longer satisfied, then get a REO. Problem solved.