nautilus mini a step down from ego one?

[juskiddin]

Hi all,

I was at my local vape store on the weekend and mentioned to the staff member I was thinking of stepping it up a notch in the future.
I currently have 2 eGo ONEs. Started vaping (was a cig smoker for well...too long) about a month ago.

When I mentioned a nautilus mini the fellow shook his head and said "You don't want to go a step down." He suggested the eleaf (?) Or istick 30.

Would the nautilus be a step down?

I'm still learning....sheesh.

Thanks in advance.
Cheers

 

[SomeTexan]

A Nautilus mini is a tank, an Eleaf iStick 30 is a mod. I would not go back to that shop.

 

[The Eciginator]

Yep, they don't seem to know the products very well!

 

[juskiddin]

Yikes!! Hope I didn't misunderstand him (entirely possible).

I've dealt with other staff members at thus store and they've been super helpful. I've not seen this particular guy before. P'raps I'll steer clear of him.

Thanks!

 

[stevegmu]

I actually don't understand 'moving up.' Do many develop a tolerance and need more power and lower ohms to get a good vape over time?

 

[Panorama911]

The mini is a great little tank and if not that the GS Air

 

[Panorama911]

I actually don't understand 'moving up.' Do many develop a tolerance and need more power and lower ohms to get a good vape over time?

I think the clerk was implying a move up in price for his shop, not so much in design/style.

 

[juskiddin]

I actually don't understand 'moving up.' Do many develop a tolerance and need more power and lower ohms to get a good vape over time?

@stevegmu I can only speak for myself. I'm very new at this but for me I think it's a combo of curiosity, and maybe having a couple of different styles.

 

[juskiddin]

I think the clerk was implying a move up in price for his shop, not so much in design/style.

Lol! - you might be on to something!

 

[juskiddin]

The mini is a great little tank and if not that the GS Air

Thanks Panorama911.

 

[Panorama911]

I will say that you can open the options up by going with a variable wattage/voltage device rather than the Ego One. This way you can get many different tanks to fit your needs. The Ego one is limited to the power output. For example, the Nautilus Mini needs anywhere from 10 to 14W to be at its best and I do not think your Ego can get that high...?

Time to do some reading in the
APV Discussion &Vaping Hardware threads

 

[coilburner]

So you where talking about tanks and he suggested an eleaf istick 30w? wow. I would consider the nautilus mini a step down but it depends on what your going for. Why where you considering a nautilus mini?

 

[edyle]

Hi all,

I was at my local vape store on the weekend and mentioned to the staff member I was thinking of stepping it up a notch in the future.
I currently have 2 eGo ONEs. Started vaping (was a cig smoker for well...too long) about a month ago.

When I mentioned a nautilus mini the fellow shook his head and said "You don't want to go a step down." He suggested the eleaf (?) Or istick 30.

Would the nautilus be a step down?

I'm still learning....sheesh.

Thanks in advance.
Cheers

The ego one came out (long) after the nautilus/nautilusmini

Ego one starter kit.

 

[wheelie]

I actually don't understand 'moving up.' Do many develop a tolerance and need more power and lower ohms to get a good vape over time?

A lot of us move on up in watts then realise how much more ejuice it takes. I have everything up to 100 watts then thought whats the point of it. I am back to where I was after a thousand or two dollars and where I was a year ago. Back to my Provari 2 and a kayfun running 1.5 ohms.

 

[dhood]

If I'm not mistaken, the Ego One is a lung hitting device and the battery is more like a mech mod, delivering whatever power is in the battery to the atomizer. The Nautilus is more of a mouth-to-lung hit and the iStick30 would allow you to vary the power delivered. Personally, I prefer mouth-to-lung with variable power. I'm currently running a Kayfun v4 with a 2.2 ohm coil at 15 watts. And by the way, running that Ego One atomizer on an iStick30 might surprise you if you vary the wattage.

 

[Frenchfry1942]

Every time I here of a new item, I Google it. I was confused at first and and, then, kept reading posts. I spend zero time in B&Ms anymore for hardware.

Better to ask here and get a thousand opinions.

 

[YoursTruli]

A lot of us move on up in watts then realise how much more ejuice it takes. I have everything up to 100 watts then thought whats the point of it. I am back to where I was after a thousand or two dollars and where I was a year ago. Back to my Provari 2 and a kayfun running 1.5 ohms.

^^This^^ I hear a lot of us that have run the gambit of vaping find ourselves going back to the basics of pretty much what we started off with. I just bought an ego one and so far I love it although even the 1.0 ohm is a little much for me now, I wish they had a 1.5 or 1.8 ohm

 

[YoursTruli]

If I'm not mistaken, the Ego One is a lung hitting device and the battery is more like a mech mod, delivering whatever power is in the battery to the atomizer. The Nautilus is more of a mouth-to-lung hit and the iStick30 would allow you to vary the power delivered. Personally, I prefer mouth-to-lung with variable power. I'm currently running a Kayfun v4 with a 2.2 ohm coil at 15 watts. And by the way, running that Ego One atomizer on an iStick30 might surprise you if you vary the wattage.

actually the ego one is made for both MTL and DL hence the name as in one mod for both vaping styles. The coils .5 or 1.0 also have different inner diameters to help open or restrict airflow and they also offer rebuildable or premade coils for it.

 

[dhood]

I didn't remember that. It's been a while since I've seen a review on it and I don't own one. thanks for the info.

 

[Geovaping]

Atomizer head tech. is the key, which brings your good taste and vapors. If you care the appearance of tank, subtank mini is a little bit cooler. It also depends which mod you will choose and match together.