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I personally would recommend an ego twist to start off with. It's cheaper and a good way to start. If you mess something up, it won't matter so much.
Ahh my mistake. I could have sworn the spinner only came in 650 and 900. Was thinking of the other non Joyetech twists out there.
Nice to know about the dial on the spinner, never really looked at one up close. That definitely is my one gripe about the twist. I'll have to try out a spinner now. ;D
I definably agree with this. Very well worded. I actually touched on this in that long reply that I wasn't able to post.
Is Joye better than the other brands or does it matter? What is the difference between a variable voltage and variable wattage? What is a spinner? I need a lot of help and appreciate all that I have been getting on the other thread. thank you
X2 on the Spinner set-up. That is currently my favorite set-up. It is keeping me off analogs after smoking for 35 years.
There are some off brands that make sub par products. Joye and Vision are known for putting out quality stuff. Personally I have also been very happy with my Smoktech passthrough.
Variable voltage adjusts the voltage. What setting you want it at varies depending on the resistance of your atomizer. Variable wattage adjusts power, which should in theory maintain your sweet spot between different atomizers with different resistances.
The Spinner is a Vision product that is a variable voltage eGo battery. A lot of people tend to prefer them to the eGo Twist because it is easier to adjust the voltage and they are available in a higher capacity. I own a Spinner and love it.
Variable voltage adjusts the voltage. What setting you want it at varies depending on the resistance of your atomizer. Variable wattage adjusts power, which should in theory maintain your sweet spot between different atomizers with different resistances.
The Spinner is a Vision product that is a variable voltage eGo battery. A lot of people tend to prefer them to the eGo Twist because it is easier to adjust the voltage and they are available in a higher capacity. I own a Spinner and love it.
In my opinion there is no such thing as the best.
There is the best for you, if you are just starting out then the best option would be to go for one of the EGO stile VV batteries.Ego Twist/Kgo VV,Spinner
And a clearomizer like CE4,5 Kanger T3 or a Vivi nova tank(which are basically the same idea), when you are ready to go further you can research and decide if you want to buy a mod and other things, since this a world of its own, and you are only starting i don't advice going for the advanced stuff right off the bat, since these might bring alot of frustration and get you back to analogs.
There is the best for you, if you are just starting out then the best option would be to go for one of the EGO stile VV batteries.Ego Twist/Kgo VV,Spinner
And a clearomizer like CE4,5 Kanger T3 or a Vivi nova tank(which are basically the same idea), when you are ready to go further you can research and decide if you want to buy a mod and other things, since this a world of its own, and you are only starting i don't advice going for the advanced stuff right off the bat, since these might bring alot of frustration and get you back to analogs.
Hi,
I was at a similar situation, willing to get a good vaporizer, little budget constraint, wanted to get a good one rather than upgrading it later etc.
After some extensive research on e-cigarette-forum posts, it boiled down to choosing between a provari and a VAMO, the latter being considerably cheaper and providing the same functionality, yet provaris being better built and better looking, and by all accounts worth their higher price tag.
I decided to go with VAMO and keep some of my money, and have been immensely satisfied with my VAMO (purchased from Smoktek) so far. Nothing against provaris, they ARE rock-solid, better looking, considered by most vaping veterans the best mass produced vaporizer around money can get, but don't see myself needing/getting a provari anytime soon, gun metal VAMOs look good enough to me and proved rugged enough too after 2 months of intensive, at times abusive use.
I was at a similar situation, willing to get a good vaporizer, little budget constraint, wanted to get a good one rather than upgrading it later etc.
After some extensive research on e-cigarette-forum posts, it boiled down to choosing between a provari and a VAMO, the latter being considerably cheaper and providing the same functionality, yet provaris being better built and better looking, and by all accounts worth their higher price tag.
I decided to go with VAMO and keep some of my money, and have been immensely satisfied with my VAMO (purchased from Smoktek) so far. Nothing against provaris, they ARE rock-solid, better looking, considered by most vaping veterans the best mass produced vaporizer around money can get, but don't see myself needing/getting a provari anytime soon, gun metal VAMOs look good enough to me and proved rugged enough too after 2 months of intensive, at times abusive use.
If you like charts, this may help you get an idea of whats going on.
http://imageshack.us/a/img100/4326/tumblrm9dkanct0i1qc8949.png
Ok now I am really lost, lol but I appreciate the chart. I think I will get the VV and stay away from the VW.
I have (or have had) a lot of PV's in the last two years. IMO there are three that stand out from the crowd, and they have two things in common.
#1 you would have to work overtime to bust one of them.
#2 they are US made, and have great customer service.
from left to right:
Silver Bullet from altsmoke.com
Provari from provape.com
Reo from reosmods.com
#1 you would have to work overtime to bust one of them.
#2 they are US made, and have great customer service.
from left to right:
Silver Bullet from altsmoke.com
Provari from provape.com
Reo from reosmods.com
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