Kanger e-Smart

[smurph]

Hello again. Day 3 with me off the stinkies. So far its going great. vaping has been great to me so far. Ive been looking through the threads and reading all sorts of awesome things.

One thing I have really been able to research is the e cigarette that I bought. I cant really find any info on it anywhere, even doing a google search. I just wanted to see if anyone else has used the one I bought and what they thought of it. It is a cheaper kit, of course. I didnt want to spend alot of money on something that I didnt know if i would like it or not. So far, im liking it very much.

Here is the one that I bought: Kanger e-Smart e-Cigarette kit

Also, I see alot of people here with huge e smokes. I guess the bigger ones give off more "voltage". Not sure if thats the correct word or not. But whats the difference between those ones, and the cheap guy im smoking on here? I think the one have is only like 300 or 350 and ive seen others smoking on ones that are 1000.

Sorry for some of the noob questions and thanks for all of the responses from you wonderful vapers

 

[Kanj.nguyen]

Looks like eVod batteries with CE5 clearomizers.

"Bigger batteries" is quite an arbitrary term (but you will know the difference within them soon). Generally, big decices use replaceable batteries, so when the batteries break you can just get a new batt ($5) as opposed to an entire new unit. Big batts also have more features and are generally more durable.

 

[RosaJ]

Your 300-350 mah batteries will need to be recharged more often, the rule of thumb is 1 hour of use per 100 mahs. It's probably a set voltage battery and they would work well with lower ohm clearos. It's not a bad set up to start with to determine if vaping is what you want to do instead of smoking or reducing the number of cigarettes you smoke.

Chances are you'll get fed up with the frequency of having to charge up your batteries and want to go a step up like a 1000 mah eGo battery. It's dependent on how often you vape.