I Need Your Help!

[qazw]

I have seen the following Electronic Cigarette in an advertisement:
www.davismicro.com/wj_r.asp?lid=877
I think it looks quite good.
Is there anyone knows what is this? Does someone recognize this logo or brand?
Looking forward to your ideas.
Thanks

 

[wv2win]

That is your cheap, poorly made, poor performing mini no name device. Stay clear.

I would suggest you get an eGo or Riva 510 as a new person. Two reputable, fairly priced suppliers are:

Electronic Cigarette - Starter Kits - Joye eGo

Electronic Cigarette Kits by Awesome Vapor

I would also consider the LEO kit as a good starter for a new person.

 

[cskent]

Hey, for $5 you can't go too wrong. It's a cheap way to try out e-cigs. Don't expect too much though. There's lots better units out there for around $30 that'll be perform much better and last a lot longer.

 

[Rosa]

I would wonder that after adding in the shipping charges that even at $5 it would not be worth it even to just try it -- the unit you are looking at is not rechargeable and is likely to last only a couple of hours.

If you want to just have a taste of what e-cigs can do without investing much money at all, you might try this other disposable unit which is pretty good and can be recharged several times (the add says at least 3 times, but I've heard of them lasting up to a month)
http://www.ecigexpress.com/disposable-e-cigarette-c-23/q510-disposable-electronic-cigarette-p-300 (also try "VPZECX" for 10% off)

 

[dormouse]

Most anything you find in an advertisement will either be a bad or incompatible model or cost too much. There is no reason to buy a model when you don't know what it is. The rip-off "name" brand sellers did not invent anything. If it is slim and cylindrical then they are just selling one of the Chinese models - all of them are made in China. Some are crap, some are good but lock you into buying overpriced supplies from one vendor, some are good supported models but they are just charging too much or crippling the cartos/carts to make them harder to refill.

No - that is Health brand - might be M402 or something. I started on M402 - small and very annoying carts, short battery life, might satisfy an ultralights smoker for a month

I recommend you stick to the popular models that are widely supported
Joye 510
KR808D-1 (also Vapor4Life)
Comparison
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...st-electronic-cigarette-first-time-vaper.html

And for 6-8 hour battery life and ability to use hard-hitting power-hungry low resistance parts, skip the slim ones and look at Ego and Riva 510

And I recommend manual batteries