Need help picking new E-Cig

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firebirdman1

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I was wondering what peoples thoughts were on different brands/styles of e-cig. I have blu premium100 and have discovered that I do not miss traditional smoking at all. What i have come to dislike is how quickly the Blu Premium batteries wear out. I am looking for long lasting battery with easy to find cartos. I am not married to the 510 and would be willing to switch systems all together. I appreciate the help
 

Jwbaldy

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You could go with an ego style battery like the 1000mAh ego c twist. Hit up some boge cartos and a tank. That's what I did and it was great. I now have a Vamo and love it. It's vv and vw. Has resistance check and battery voltage check. It uses 18650 or 18350 batteries which require their own charger, but you could get a couple batteries and charge one whilst using one.
 

reg190

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I'm starting to get somewhat interested in the ego brand now that I keep seeing its name being thrown around all over the place...I tried a tobacco shop brand e-cig called eonsmoke and it was all right...I'd say go Volt. I really think it's pretty good and you can get a cheap starter kit for like $20. I paid $15 for the cheap-o eonsmoke one so $5 more for a better product sounds good to me.
 

Debadoo

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Are you definitely wanting to stick with something small and looks more or less like a cig? If so I'd go with either ego, or a spinner. The spinner is much like an ego twist, but it's much easier to see the numbers on the dial. VISION Spinner eGo VV : GotVapes.com, E-cigarette Supplies - Atomizers Cartomizers Mods Juice and more I really prefer variable voltage, it really does make such a difference.

If you don't care about size shape etc and want to invest a bit more, I can't say enough good things about my gripper vv. SMOKtech Gripper VV 510 & 808 : GotVapes.com, E-cigarette Supplies - Atomizers Cartomizers Mods Juice and more a bit smaller than an altoids box, shows the ohms of your juice holder and how much battery power is left and what voltage you're vaping at. It's plastic, but mine has held up great.

If you really don't want to get into vv, then a regular ego is great too, but I would stick with 510. I personally don't like filler cartos, I prefer clearos and my fav hands down is the vivi nova. I've tried some others that have come out since the vivi, but none have beat the vivi for me. Just depends on what you're wanting. The vivi comes in full size and a mini version.
 

stevem719

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I recently got back into vaping, and replaced my couple year old set with some Ego-C Twist batteries, and Mini Vivi Nova tanks. Fairly cheap and easy set up (and so much better then vaping was a couple years ago).

Vision Vivi Nova Mini Tank
eGo-C TWIST 650mAh manual battery
http://www.vaporkings.com/Small-DCT-eGo-thread-cover-p/dct-cover-small.htm
USB battery charger for Joyetech eGo, eGo-T or eGo-C and eGo TWIST e-Cigarette batteries - Genuine JoyeTech!

I used them, and a 10% discount code, and with shipping came in at 50 bucks (though I only ordered 1 battery and no charger, since I had some old batteries and chargers)
 
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