New to vaping - did I pick a good one?

[FloGrown]

+1 on the research; great point! And ALWAYS do a search on ECF for any vendors that you are considering purchasing from to verify that they're a reputable one (ppl here will definately list ones they've had probs with) Unfortunately there are too many companies with knock-off fake JUNK of otherwise good products or ones that have horrible cust service. ECF community will always steer you in the right direction for who to buy/not buy from

 

[djsvapour]

I'm not mad keen on joyetech and an eGo ONE would be too much for me, I must say.

(could probably manage the 1.0ohm atomizer.... )

If you like it and it's working, that's all that matters. It's a lovely looking thing and makes sense for many people.

Be happy

 

[Captain8308]

So as the title says after years of smoking nasty cigs I switched to vaping recently. I was told by my local retailer for new users the ego one was the best starter I could get from the starter kits they had. It was better than the price. Is this in fact a good starter kit? I've seen good reviews on it. Thanks for your input. By the way I think it was $55-60 for the ego one.

I started with an ego 3 months ago. Was a good starter. Then went to a Tesla sidwinder11 with pro tank for about a month. Then bought a silo beast sub ohm to go with the sidewinde . Then I got the vape bug. Bought a aspire esp 30w then a mec mod with doge RDA then a ipv4s to go with the silo And RDA now I'm on the street to temp control and haven't looked back since. Not one cig in 3 months.

 

[Manuel Gonzalez]

Ego One is a very good choice because it is easy to use for starters but it has enough power to make nice clouds.
Next step, you might want to try some boxes with TC