im new and i wanna buy a ecig
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You will get alot of responses to your question here. Everyone has different preferences, so picking a new e-cig can be difficult. It's a long read, but this is a very informational thread: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...strated-guide-e-cigs-parts-1-through-6-a.html
I have used the 510 and the DSE 901, and between the 2, I would reccomend the 901. It seems in my opinion, that the 901 balances throat hit, flavor and vapor production perfectly.
May I also suggest watching the review videos of the different models you might be interested in found here: Video-Reviews - e-cigarette-forum.com • The place for electronic cigarette reviews, news and chat
Good luck, and happy vaping!
I have used the 510 and the DSE 901, and between the 2, I would reccomend the 901. It seems in my opinion, that the 901 balances throat hit, flavor and vapor production perfectly.
May I also suggest watching the review videos of the different models you might be interested in found here: Video-Reviews - e-cigarette-forum.com • The place for electronic cigarette reviews, news and chat
Good luck, and happy vaping!
I think the 801 makes the most vapor, and it's mild if you use the standard batteries. All 801 cartridges have the flat tip, like a tobacco pipe mouthpiece. They also hold the most liquid of any cartridge.
All should be less than $70 unless you are looking at a mod and take Native Texans advice and read those posts... Everyone has their own likes and dislikes, their own motivations for turning to a PV, and their own budget-
You will have some peopel actually give you a specific model to use as a beginner but if you don't find it is right for your situation, you will then be looking to buy another... or, you will stop vaping and go back to analogs and it hasn't helped you just cost you a nice penny to "try it out"- Read the posts and as you get information you should start to see things that interest you and things you couldn't care less about- from there it will be easier for you to decide...Good Luck!
You will have some peopel actually give you a specific model to use as a beginner but if you don't find it is right for your situation, you will then be looking to buy another... or, you will stop vaping and go back to analogs and it hasn't helped you just cost you a nice penny to "try it out"- Read the posts and as you get information you should start to see things that interest you and things you couldn't care less about- from there it will be easier for you to decide...Good Luck!
Get it as cheap as you can...make sure this new technology will get cigarettes off your back. Give it two days and a night--you can smoke a real one during that time if you want to.
By the end of that 48hrs, how many smoke did you light up?
How many did you usually light up.?
I'd recommend that DSE901 (with a manual battery) or a JOYE 510 starter kit (for $35.00 from CIGNOT.
For startup (my opinion) you can't beat either.
By the end of that 48hrs, how many smoke did you light up?
How many did you usually light up.?
I'd recommend that DSE901 (with a manual battery) or a JOYE 510 starter kit (for $35.00 from CIGNOT.
For startup (my opinion) you can't beat either.
As NativeTexan said, you'll get a lot of different responses based on everyone's individual experiences with their e-cig. Check out the post he calls out--it gives a great synopsis of your choices, but I'll throw out a quick qualifier here:
Aside from big vapor production you mentioned, are you looking for quick and easy vaping or more of a DIY experience?
Quick and easy: 2-piece models, where the cartridge and atomizer are in a single unit (cartomizer or carto) + battery (batt)
First use: Charge the battery, screw on the cartomizer and vape
- Can buy ejuice and refill if desired or just toss cartomizer and screw on another one
- Be sure to get at least 2 batteries so one can be charging while you use the other.
- You'll know in the first day if you need to order more carto's depending on how you like it and what strength nicotine works best for you.
DIY: 3-piece, separate atomizer (atty), cartridge (cart) and battery (batt):
A little more involved but these models also produce great vapor and are hugely popular, as evidenced by the posters above me...they've all recommended a 3-piece type.
First use: charge the battery, blow out the atty to remove any nasty-tasting factory primer, drip couple drops ejuice on the atty to be sure it's not dried out, screw the pieces together, put on the cart (if pre-filled; if not, fill the cart first), vape away
Typically you should get extra atomizers, carts, batteries and ejuice along with a starter kit, as the atomizer requires a little maintenance and some have reported atty's that fail prematurely. Some kits don't come with pre-filled cartridges, so you'll have to fill your own.
Whichever you choose, take the time to learn about it, and about its best practices so you don't become discouraged--if this can help you quit analogs (as it has for me), it's worth the investment in time. Also, you've come to the right place for the learning part--I can't thank enough all the people I've learned from here on this forum...they've probably helped save my life, when I think about it...
Good luck!
Aside from big vapor production you mentioned, are you looking for quick and easy vaping or more of a DIY experience?
Quick and easy: 2-piece models, where the cartridge and atomizer are in a single unit (cartomizer or carto) + battery (batt)
First use: Charge the battery, screw on the cartomizer and vape
- Can buy ejuice and refill if desired or just toss cartomizer and screw on another one
- Be sure to get at least 2 batteries so one can be charging while you use the other.
- You'll know in the first day if you need to order more carto's depending on how you like it and what strength nicotine works best for you.
DIY: 3-piece, separate atomizer (atty), cartridge (cart) and battery (batt):
A little more involved but these models also produce great vapor and are hugely popular, as evidenced by the posters above me...they've all recommended a 3-piece type.
First use: charge the battery, blow out the atty to remove any nasty-tasting factory primer, drip couple drops ejuice on the atty to be sure it's not dried out, screw the pieces together, put on the cart (if pre-filled; if not, fill the cart first), vape away
Typically you should get extra atomizers, carts, batteries and ejuice along with a starter kit, as the atomizer requires a little maintenance and some have reported atty's that fail prematurely. Some kits don't come with pre-filled cartridges, so you'll have to fill your own.
Whichever you choose, take the time to learn about it, and about its best practices so you don't become discouraged--if this can help you quit analogs (as it has for me), it's worth the investment in time. Also, you've come to the right place for the learning part--I can't thank enough all the people I've learned from here on this forum...they've probably helped save my life, when I think about it...
Good luck!
Here is what i recommend:
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1 x M401 starter kit
1 x USB Passthrough
10 x Atomisers
100ml to 260ml of E-Liquid (recommended flavor: Marlboro)
10-20 blank carts
2 -4 Manual Batts (either M401 or M402 size)
You should be ok for a while. When you are at a place with loud noises, change to your manual batts. The USB Passthrough is a great piece so don't forget this in your order no matter what. Atomisers are only $6 a piece when ordering 10pcs. The liquid amount you wish to order is your choice. 260ml is currently going for only $66 so you can decide if you wanna stock up.
Hope this helps.
Electronic Cigarette | Electronic Cigarettes | E-Cigarettes | E-Cigs from Smoore -
1 x M401 starter kit
1 x USB Passthrough
10 x Atomisers
100ml to 260ml of E-Liquid (recommended flavor: Marlboro)
10-20 blank carts
2 -4 Manual Batts (either M401 or M402 size)
You should be ok for a while. When you are at a place with loud noises, change to your manual batts. The USB Passthrough is a great piece so don't forget this in your order no matter what. Atomisers are only $6 a piece when ordering 10pcs. The liquid amount you wish to order is your choice. 260ml is currently going for only $66 so you can decide if you wanna stock up.
Hope this helps.
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