is this e-cigarette any good?

[kiddk1]

first of all sorry if this is in the wrong forum. my sister in law is looking for an alternative to try and quit smoking and wants to try e-cigarettes she currently smokes virginia slims UL menthol. since I do not have much knowledge about brands I would like to run this by you

Titan E Cig Starter Kits / E Cigarettes and E Liquid from Totally Wicked

thanks

 

[dwillings]

Yeah that's a good kit for a starter..You might pick up some "Cartomizers" to go along with the kit. I would suggest the Low Resistance 510 cartomizer from CloudsOfVapor.com. 510 High Performance Low Resistance 2 ohm cartomizers Hope this helps!

 

[Kent C]

It's a good choice. Here's a better price:

https://www.cignot.com/product_p/kit-510-nbx.htm

2 full ecigs and charger vs. just 1 in the TW starter kit.

 

[DonDaBoomVape]

The Joye 510 model (i.e., the Titan and the Cignot kit) has been very popular for the past two years. It was one of the two models that I used to recommend to new vapers. And the 510 atomizer (or cartomizer such as Drew recommended) continues to dominate the vaping scene. For the past year now, however, there has been a much better battery for that atomizer/cartomizer: the "fat batt" (e.g., eGO or Riva). It provides many more puffs per charge than the standard 510 battery (650+ mAh vs. 180 mAh). As my nickname indicates, it is a somewhat wider battery, but certainly not huge.

Liberty-Flights sells a 750 mAh two-battery Riva kit ("Riva 510 - Special Edition") for the same price (after applying the 20% discount in the upper left hand corner of the screen) as the Cignot 180 mAh Joye 510 kit ... and it is higher voltage than the Joye 510 (or eGO), providing a more intense vape.

That is one of the two e-cig models I recommend (e.g., in this article). The other (simpler and more convenient to use) is the Kr8. Until recently, the quality of the vaping experience didn't quite match the 510. A couple months ago, Bloog introduced the MaxX Fusion Mini. I am (and many others are) very impressed by it. I reviewed it last month here on ECF: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...13-maxx-fusion-finally-vapable-supermini.html The same size as a 100s analog cigarette, it provides an extremely satisfying vaping experience.

It is, however, more expensive: $90 for a full kit (including two batteries, five cartomizers, and a PCC that will be needed to frequently recharge the 220 mAh batteries). If your sister-in-law is willing to make that upfront investment (with ongoing costs no more than the Joye 510 or Riva), this would be an excellent choice IMO.