Hi and thanks for that , so are you saying i dont need adjustable airflow ? or just get one anyway as then ive got it yeah .
It's a nice option to have. There's a lot when it comes to customizing someone's vape experience, and everyone has a different taste. some like warmer builds, some cooler, some more clouds, some less, and some with a more dense vapor, and some with a bit more airier vapor.... Adding airflow is another way to customize your vape experience to your liking.
Airflow affects several things with the vaping.. You can get a real tight airflow, which means you drag less air in, but the vapor intensity is more. It's more common with people first starting off vaping to start with a tight airflow, inhale to the mouth first, then inhale from the mouth. That is what you're used to from smoking, and vaping can mimic the "feel" of inhaling a cigarette. That goes a long way in helping someone to quit smoking, or helping someone to continue to vape rather than go back to the stinkies. It also increases the intensity of the vapor, so you get more flavor. As you quit, your preference may change. you may gradually open up the airflow a bit more, up the wattage, and get more vapor. But, start off with what works first, and finding the right airflow is part of it.
Back when I started, adjustable airflow wasn't an option. I had to adjust the airflow by blocking off the airflow with my fingers as I inhaled. It's Now a common feature, and one that's welcomed and needed. The Aspire Nautilus comes with an adjustable airflow. So when you start vaping, you'll see how much of an advantage it is to tailor it. For the first time vapers, it may seem like a lot of info, but when you get the item, you'll be playing with it for a bit to find out what works. In a day or two of vaping, you'll know more about what your preference is. After a year of vaping, it might gradually change from that, but by that time, you'll know more about what to change, and the questions will be more on the lines of how to change it best.
