Ordered the Zmax and Vivi tank at the urging of a friedn, and ordered alot of juice options from Highbrow Vapors after calling and having all my questions answered very nicely. Anything else I should look into? I am an almost a two pack a day smoker and I wanna quit and enjoy the cheesecake flavor and redbull flavors I have tried. I also got two batteries and I wanna stick with a tank(cartomizer?) that will accept custom tips.
I am new.... Suggestions?
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I just worry about getting every last drop of flavor out of the setup, so I am wondering if there are any additions other then going to a provari that i should look into, and thnaks for your response
Your setup sounds just fine. I would stick with it for a while before buying anything else, it may be exactly what you need. Maybe get a few more vivi's if the first one works well for you, along with some replacement heads. That way you can dedicate a single flavor to each one and always have variety and clean taste.
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A Vision Vivi Nova is an ok start....A Zmax is a very nice APV for a new vaper.
Vision Vivi Nova= easiest to fill, take apart and clean of all clearomizers......it will not give you the purest taste though....it "mutes" flavor slightly but it creates a good amount of vapor and most of us have them and have used them often.
A Kanger Pro Tank is about the same price....$13.49 at Vapor Bank....it is pyrex glass (borosilicate) not plastic.....so ejuice is tasting better in these.....its easy to fill and easy to clean......and fairly heavy and good looking
https://vaporbank.com/shop/index.php?p=catalog&parent=302&pg=1
Vision Vivi Nova= easiest to fill, take apart and clean of all clearomizers......it will not give you the purest taste though....it "mutes" flavor slightly but it creates a good amount of vapor and most of us have them and have used them often.
A Kanger Pro Tank is about the same price....$13.49 at Vapor Bank....it is pyrex glass (borosilicate) not plastic.....so ejuice is tasting better in these.....its easy to fill and easy to clean......and fairly heavy and good looking
https://vaporbank.com/shop/index.php?p=catalog&parent=302&pg=1
First of all, your Vivi Nova tank is a clearomizer. It differs from a cartotank in the way that it brings the e-liquid to the heating element. You can use your own favorite drip tips in both the Vivi and a cartotank.
All of the different delivery devices differ in their form and the way they deliver their vapor. I recommend that you try different ones out. A cartotank will give different results than the clearo devices. Everyone prefers one or the other and tend to recommend the one that they have had the best success with. Your preference may differ from theirs. I highly prefer cartotanks.
To help new vapors better understand the more common juice delivery devices, I've created a picture dictionary of them here: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...k-what-primer-juice-delivery-attachments.html
I've written other articles you may be interested in. Click the link beside Blog Entries below my avatar to access those.
All of the different delivery devices differ in their form and the way they deliver their vapor. I recommend that you try different ones out. A cartotank will give different results than the clearo devices. Everyone prefers one or the other and tend to recommend the one that they have had the best success with. Your preference may differ from theirs. I highly prefer cartotanks.
To help new vapors better understand the more common juice delivery devices, I've created a picture dictionary of them here: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...k-what-primer-juice-delivery-attachments.html
I've written other articles you may be interested in. Click the link beside Blog Entries below my avatar to access those.
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I think just like juice flavor is subjective so is clearomizers and delivery systems. I've trie just about all the tanks and clearo's I can get my hands on and I still keep going back ce-5 clearo's although I'm starting to like my Iclear 16's as well. You'll find what suits you.
Just as a heads up I have a Zmax as well, in the beginning two batteries was enough. But they are so cheap I would honestly recommend buying another set of spares. Now I use about two 18650's a day, and like too keep at least two spares on me.
Pretty much answered by others, taste and preference are all subjective to the user and what they want to get out of an e-cig as well as what juices they prefer. Like stated above on extra attachments, if the vivi hits your preference, get several more later down the road to keep other flavors in or keep in rotation, several rinsed, cleaned, and drying, while using a couple others in service and rotation, as well as a few atomizer heads for spares when others burn out on you, or if you want to dig into rebuilding coils, which is in the advanced stages. I will have to chip on having a couple glass or quartz style tanks like the Kanger ProTank if you prefer anything with cinnamons and citrus flavors, anything basically acidic, plastics and acrylics won't hold up to these liquids and crack or melt. Depending on your daily routine, or work environment, later, not saying now, but later down the road look at a unit that is more portable, believe the Zmax is a bit bulky, an Ego style 650mah, 510, or 808 style unit/kit are easier to carry around and bit more discreet, personally my suggestions would be the Ego decent power and vapor production on 1.8-2.5 ohm coil heads and can accept 510 treading on top of the Ego threading.
Whoever suggested the Zmax and Vivi as your first unit, my props to them for pointing you to an excellent first step to begin with, welcome aboard and good luck on your road to being smoke free.
Whoever suggested the Zmax and Vivi as your first unit, my props to them for pointing you to an excellent first step to begin with, welcome aboard and good luck on your road to being smoke free.
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