I'm still a newbie to vaping, just got back into it after going back to cancer sticks for awhile. But right now using a Protank 1 on an evod battery (My Spinner 2 I got last week off ebay quit working, think it may have been a clone)
and although I think it produces good clouds, I was thinking of taking my vaping experience to the next level so I've been doing some reading.
Right now I'm not really interested in the learning curve of mechanical mods and not interested in dripping yet as I'll be taking this new set-up everywhere and I'm sure I want a glass tank so I don't have to be refilling multiple times a day.
So taking in the consideration that I won't be dripping (yet) would there really be any point in paying $100 more for a vaporshark over a iStick? 20w vs 30w? Or is the vaporshark overall better constructed and might be worth the money in the long run anyway? I heard you can replace the batteries on the vaporshark, I'm not sure if you can on the iStick.
Then there's the decision between which tank.. The Nautilus what attracts me is the looks, capacity, and the dual coils. I have never tried a dual coil clearomizer and I hear the clouds and taste is awesome.
But, the replacement BVC coils are expensive and I hear they are even a little more tricky to re-wick than standard single coils, so I was looking at the Kayfun Lite Plus but I read that is midcoil and may have leaking problems an doesn't vape as good as a dual coil clearomizer like a nautilus.. I'm open to other suggestions on RBA's though as long as they are not drippers, I'd like if they can hold atleast 3.5ml of juice.
Thanks.
and although I think it produces good clouds, I was thinking of taking my vaping experience to the next level so I've been doing some reading.
Right now I'm not really interested in the learning curve of mechanical mods and not interested in dripping yet as I'll be taking this new set-up everywhere and I'm sure I want a glass tank so I don't have to be refilling multiple times a day.
So taking in the consideration that I won't be dripping (yet) would there really be any point in paying $100 more for a vaporshark over a iStick? 20w vs 30w? Or is the vaporshark overall better constructed and might be worth the money in the long run anyway? I heard you can replace the batteries on the vaporshark, I'm not sure if you can on the iStick.
Then there's the decision between which tank.. The Nautilus what attracts me is the looks, capacity, and the dual coils. I have never tried a dual coil clearomizer and I hear the clouds and taste is awesome.
But, the replacement BVC coils are expensive and I hear they are even a little more tricky to re-wick than standard single coils, so I was looking at the Kayfun Lite Plus but I read that is midcoil and may have leaking problems an doesn't vape as good as a dual coil clearomizer like a nautilus.. I'm open to other suggestions on RBA's though as long as they are not drippers, I'd like if they can hold atleast 3.5ml of juice.
Thanks.