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Depends on your price range I suppose. Could go with a Lavatube which are fairly cheap and offers variable voltage for a more powerful kick if you want, or a GLV mod which is a solid 5V mod which certainly has a kick, or you can go more expensive and get something like a ProVari. All of which are easy to use and can all provide a powerful hit.
I know how that goes.. I went from a pen, to GLV Mechanical, and now I have a ProVari and an eVic.. To be honest and to save you some money, find a VV mod.
The eVic is pretty nice, I just got it in a CoOp about 3 weeks ago, and I love it. It's prety light, and the screen is high quality. However, the menu's are a pain to navigate on the device itself. You can connect/charge it via Mini USB. It comes with some software that you can change your settings with, much easier this way. It's a Chinese made device, so the Engish in the Software is pretty terrible, but not unreadable. Also, it's compatible with eGo and 510 connectors.
The ProVari is great too. It's American made (I'm pretty sure, anyways) and can take a pretty solid beating.. I took mine to Afghanistan and dropped it out of trucks in piles of dust, and had no issues. Doesn't have as many bells and whistles as the eVic, but it's the go to device for many vapers on this forum.
Do some research, and find a good VV mod for you, those two are my favorites, but there are many out there. Good luck!
The eVic is pretty nice, I just got it in a CoOp about 3 weeks ago, and I love it. It's prety light, and the screen is high quality. However, the menu's are a pain to navigate on the device itself. You can connect/charge it via Mini USB. It comes with some software that you can change your settings with, much easier this way. It's a Chinese made device, so the Engish in the Software is pretty terrible, but not unreadable. Also, it's compatible with eGo and 510 connectors.
The ProVari is great too. It's American made (I'm pretty sure, anyways) and can take a pretty solid beating.. I took mine to Afghanistan and dropped it out of trucks in piles of dust, and had no issues. Doesn't have as many bells and whistles as the eVic, but it's the go to device for many vapers on this forum.
Do some research, and find a good VV mod for you, those two are my favorites, but there are many out there. Good luck!
If you want to keep things simple, you should check out all the big battery variable voltage and/or variable wattage devices if you like plug and play. VAMO, Lavatube, Provari, eVic. There are tons to choose from. Just figure out your price range and run with it. Most of the devices are reliable enough and a great upgrade from an Ego-C. Just look up reviews on youtube and start from there. You'll probably find what you're looking for. Never just take someone's word for it though, you should do some of your own research when you think you like a device and make your final decision based on your findings.
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Since you're already familiar with eGos, the next logical step would be to get a variable voltage eGo-class battery and a few inexpensive clearomizers; I happen to like the changeable coil Kanger clearos like T3 or eVod (don't forget to grab some spare coils).
Since you already have the chargers,you don't need a kit--just get a couple of Vision Spinners or eGo-C Twists and you'll be upgraded instantly for not too much money!
Good luck!
Since you're already familiar with eGos, the next logical step would be to get a variable voltage eGo-class battery and a few inexpensive clearomizers; I happen to like the changeable coil Kanger clearos like T3 or eVod (don't forget to grab some spare coils).
Since you already have the chargers,you don't need a kit--just get a couple of Vision Spinners or eGo-C Twists and you'll be upgraded instantly for not too much money!
Good luck!
I would think you may want to give a mechanical mod a try. You are already stocked with LR juice delivery systems, I would guess, and this would give you a super dependable device with a little more kick and battery life.
Don't get me wrong, a VV or VW device is great, and I almost always carry a Twist with me, but I have tried so many devices or various designs, and I tend to appreciate the mechanicals (or at least the non-regulated) the most due to their no-nonsense design and durability. Plus, they will be there for you when/if you go into the rebuildable realm.
If you want to keep it simple, you could go with one of the many mechanicals made by Smok, Kamry, etc. Even something like a Bolt or Silver Bullet (both which are not 'pure' mechanical devices) would be a nice step forward. Or you could step up and buy a Reo, Zenesis, or GG.
Just another suggestion. Good luck!
Salky
Don't get me wrong, a VV or VW device is great, and I almost always carry a Twist with me, but I have tried so many devices or various designs, and I tend to appreciate the mechanicals (or at least the non-regulated) the most due to their no-nonsense design and durability. Plus, they will be there for you when/if you go into the rebuildable realm.
If you want to keep it simple, you could go with one of the many mechanicals made by Smok, Kamry, etc. Even something like a Bolt or Silver Bullet (both which are not 'pure' mechanical devices) would be a nice step forward. Or you could step up and buy a Reo, Zenesis, or GG.
Just another suggestion. Good luck!
Salky
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