What kit would you prefer looking back? A no fuss ecig would be nice. I may buy another, what ya got?
Well, looking back, I guess I wish I had discovered ECF before I pulled the trigger and spent way too much on that first eGo-C kit.
But that's not how it works, is it? It seems that almost everyone looks at their first kit as a mistake, but it's a necessary one. I would have never gone head first into ECF or watched all those GrimmGreen and pbusardo videos if I had not been vaping my eGo-C as I did it. At first, I was overwhelmed; it's almost like learning a new language: atomizers, cartomizers, clearomizers, ohms, mahs, etc.
I'm not a vaping veteran by any means, but it seems to me that there is no such thing as a truly no fuss ecig. Having said that, I have found cartomizers and cartomizer tanks to be the closest to fill-and-play. My current setup is a Silver Bullet with a 3100 mah 18650 battery, a 6 ml tank and a 1.5 ohm single coil punched carto, all from Altsmoke. I had to read quite a few posts and watch a lot of videos to figure out how to fill the cartomizer for the first time, but once I got over that learning curve, I basically just fill the tank and both the juice and battery last me all day. And I literally vape all day, non-stop.
I think that the biggest issues for people who are just getting into vaping are ease of use and size. At first, the eGo-C seemed very easy to use, but after a few weeks, all the fiddling that it required to function properly defeated the purpose. Cartomizers and carto tanks do have a certain learning curve, but once you figure them out, they just work with no need for constant fixing.
And going back to size: some people who start vaping like their ecigs to be as small as possible to closely resemble a cigarette. The problem with that, if you are a heavy vaper, is that the batteries don't last very long. The eGo-C is already much larger than a cig, and some people just don't want to go any bigger. My wife, for example, looks at my Silver Bullet like a monstruosity, and claims she will never use something that big (we'll see). For me, it was all about the battery size: bigger PV = bigger battery = more vaping time = joy!
So, after all thi slong tirade, here's my reccomendation: enjoy your eGo-C and get a feel for both the size and the battery life. If you feel that you could comfortably handle something larger, look into big battery PVs. There are many options out there, including Variable Voltage MODs, which I have yet to try but some people swear by. If you feel that the eGo-C is as large as you would like to go, maybe look into some eGo clearomizers. As I said, right now my wife is very happy with the T2s from Altsmoke, but there are many options out there.
Same thing with the battery: if you feel that the eGo battery dies to soon for your taste, maybe think about big battery PVs; if you're happy with the eGo battery, you should just look for cartomizers or clearomizers that fit that battery.
And remember, everyone has different needs and a different style of vaping, so you just have to find what works best for you.
Happy Vaping!
