Sometimes in life you have those experiences that make you totally re-think what you thought you knew. My first try of the NJoy king was one of those experiences.
I have been seeing people mention them here and there, figred I'd give them a shot as I like to try new things. I wasn't expecting much at all, having gotten used to VW, rebuildable attys, tanks, etc but I was incredibly shocked when I took my first drag off a Robust NJoy King.
By far, the King has been THE most satisfying vape experience I've had to date. How the heck can this little 8 dollar thing that looks identical to a real cigarette satisfy me more than hundreds of dollars worth of high tech vaping equipment? After I killed my first King (which happens in a few hours) I tore it open, expecting some sort of new atty or carto system, looking for a reason this thing gave me such an incredibly satisfying vape.
Nope, nothing new really. Just filler material surrounding a coil with a wick in the middle. Hmm...
Then, after reading around online, I realized the juice in the Kings is around 45mg, incredibly strong by most people's standards. Yet through the Kings it's not overbearing or uncomfortable, just a good strong vape. The thing just isn't powerful enough to put out huge clouds of dense vapor. So you get sort of an airly, low vapor hit, more like a real cigarette, but with the intense nic content the experience is incredible.
I notcied that when taking a drag off the Kings, that I am getting that actual nicotine rush and/or buzz that cigarettes used to give me. Never really got that with any other vaping equipment.
So, perhaps we've got it wrong? I have been steadily decreasing my nic level (at 11mg right now) and increasing the power, thinking this was leading me to a better vaping experience. Maybe it's the other way around? Perhaps using low power equipment, which ridiculously high nic content juice is really the superior path in getting that "cig like" hit.
This is really the only thing I could think of that would account for the Kings hitting so well. The only other option that I can think of is that they are using WTA juice, or that they are adding in some chemicals to make the nic absorb faster, like amonia in real cigarettes. I really hope that is NOT the case so I'm exploring the idea of low power/high nic being the key here.
HHas anyone experimented with this? I'm planning on getting some nic base and boosting some juices up to the 45-50mg level, and them using them at like 4 watts or around there to attempt and simulate the feeling of the NJoy Kings.
Feel free to add your input, this was kind of an eye opening experience for me, and I'm hoping I can find something that will be close to the vape I get from the Kings. I'd honestly just sell all my equipment and only vape Kings, but at 8 bucks a pop, and me proboably going through 3-4 in a single day, that would be incredibly expensive.
I have been seeing people mention them here and there, figred I'd give them a shot as I like to try new things. I wasn't expecting much at all, having gotten used to VW, rebuildable attys, tanks, etc but I was incredibly shocked when I took my first drag off a Robust NJoy King.
By far, the King has been THE most satisfying vape experience I've had to date. How the heck can this little 8 dollar thing that looks identical to a real cigarette satisfy me more than hundreds of dollars worth of high tech vaping equipment? After I killed my first King (which happens in a few hours) I tore it open, expecting some sort of new atty or carto system, looking for a reason this thing gave me such an incredibly satisfying vape.
Nope, nothing new really. Just filler material surrounding a coil with a wick in the middle. Hmm...
Then, after reading around online, I realized the juice in the Kings is around 45mg, incredibly strong by most people's standards. Yet through the Kings it's not overbearing or uncomfortable, just a good strong vape. The thing just isn't powerful enough to put out huge clouds of dense vapor. So you get sort of an airly, low vapor hit, more like a real cigarette, but with the intense nic content the experience is incredible.
I notcied that when taking a drag off the Kings, that I am getting that actual nicotine rush and/or buzz that cigarettes used to give me. Never really got that with any other vaping equipment.
So, perhaps we've got it wrong? I have been steadily decreasing my nic level (at 11mg right now) and increasing the power, thinking this was leading me to a better vaping experience. Maybe it's the other way around? Perhaps using low power equipment, which ridiculously high nic content juice is really the superior path in getting that "cig like" hit.
This is really the only thing I could think of that would account for the Kings hitting so well. The only other option that I can think of is that they are using WTA juice, or that they are adding in some chemicals to make the nic absorb faster, like amonia in real cigarettes. I really hope that is NOT the case so I'm exploring the idea of low power/high nic being the key here.
HHas anyone experimented with this? I'm planning on getting some nic base and boosting some juices up to the 45-50mg level, and them using them at like 4 watts or around there to attempt and simulate the feeling of the NJoy Kings.
Feel free to add your input, this was kind of an eye opening experience for me, and I'm hoping I can find something that will be close to the vape I get from the Kings. I'd honestly just sell all my equipment and only vape Kings, but at 8 bucks a pop, and me proboably going through 3-4 in a single day, that would be incredibly expensive.
