So I am new to vaping, I've never smoked cigs before, but I tried vaping as a substitute for hookah because hookah is troublesome and I can't move more than 5 feet away from it. Needless to say I am now in love with vaping! I have a VaporX XPS starter kit, and it gets the job done, but I feel like (after seeing some videos of these crazy looking mods) it is lacking in vapor production. I do not want to spend too much, and I would prefer something simpler to maintain, maybe even a kit just so I don't have to buy everything seperately. The only reason I say this is because I know basically nothing about vaping. Thanks in advance for any start up suggestions!
Newbie- e cig KIT with a lot of vapor
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A price range would be helpful to give you some options. I'll give you two that I recommend, both can be purchased for around $50.
Ego Twist or Spinner batteries with clearomizer juice attachments
Innokin iTaste MVP mod kit with clearomizers
Ego Twist or Spinner batteries with clearomizer juice attachments
Innokin iTaste MVP mod kit with clearomizers
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The Kanger EVOD Starter Kit produces massive vapor.
It comes as a set of 2- while one is charging you have one to use.
This is the cheapest I've gotten it from.
It comes as a set of 2- while one is charging you have one to use.
This is the cheapest I've gotten it from.
if you wanted to start cloud chasing (as it sounds like you do) you should look more into sub-ohm builds. this kit is pretty good, all in one place just missing an ohm meter (here). The batteries that come with are 30 A rated it would be able to get down to a little below 0.2 ohm build so you wont have to worry about the battery exploding on you. If you wanted to step it up and go for a mod (bigger batteries) with some consistancy and control you could go for the Vamo maybe the mvp?
Well basicallly you already have a knock off ego kit, that is probably like a 650 Ego battery that is not variable voltage.
Getting a spinner or twist will give you variable voltage, i.e. you can dial up your voltage for a better vape. I think this will improve things quite a bit for you, as well as getting some good clearomizers, like an Evod clearomizer/tank.
BUT if you're wanting more of a mod, then you might want to go with the MVP that Baditude suggested. IF the box shape form factor doesn't bother you.
I'm going to make a different suggestion, too. If you like more of a tube mod, I really liked the Sigelei Zmax. It is a telescoping mod, so you can use 3 different kinds of batteries in them. They have both a 510 and Ego threads, so practically any device will fit on there, and it is also both VV and VW (variable voltage and variable wattage.)
Similar to a vamo type mod.
Here it is next to an ego type battery like what you have:
Of course once you get into "mods" you're also going to need a good battery charger and some good AW batteries.
So, you might want to just hang and read on the forums to decide what mod you want first.
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I'm a newb (vaping 6 weeks or so), I just got a Variable Voltage battery (eGo Twist), and I highly recommend that you get one of these VV models right from the start. I'm amazed at how changing the voltage setting a small amount -- about 10% of a volt -- can produce so much more vapour than the stock non-VV battery I was using.
Whether you buy stuff in a kit or piece by piece, once you get sorted on a good battery, you can keep trying clearomizers until you find the one that works best for you (assuming you prefer clearomizers over other types of e-cigs). I just got my 4th type of clearomizer, a Davide Mini, and it looks like this one is going to be a keeper; great tasting vapour in large amounts, with zero leakage.
Two of the previous clearos I tried were not good at all, although my impression is that QC varies greatly with many (most?) clearomizers, so what works well for some people are not good for others, and visa versa.
Regards
Glenn
Regards
Glenn
Whether you buy stuff in a kit or piece by piece, once you get sorted on a good battery, you can keep trying clearomizers until you find the one that works best for you (assuming you prefer clearomizers over other types of e-cigs). I just got my 4th type of clearomizer, a Davide Mini, and it looks like this one is going to be a keeper; great tasting vapour in large amounts, with zero leakage.
Two of the previous clearos I tried were not good at all, although my impression is that QC varies greatly with many (most?) clearomizers, so what works well for some people are not good for others, and visa versa.
Regards
Glenn
Regards
Glenn
2 Mini Protank Starter Kit (eGo-style, same brand as aforementioned Evods)
$40 MVP2 (regulated box mod, includes internal battery & charger)
$42 Zmax v3 (regulated tube mod, need to add batteries & charger)
PSA: Cloud Chasing is Dangerous
$40 MVP2 (regulated box mod, includes internal battery & charger)
$42 Zmax v3 (regulated tube mod, need to add batteries & charger)
PSA: Cloud Chasing is Dangerous
More VG% will increase your cloud production.
I started out with a Chinese 800mah passthrough (charge w/usb on PC or wall adapter, vape while charging), 3 voltage settings, 3, 3.5 and 4. Hit the button 5 times it changes voltage and button color - red, violet and blue. 5 more hits and its off. Being cheap the voltages drop when the battery voltage drops. That with an evod and some of the right juice might be a good way to start. Made by Unicig or something (seems they all come from the same place).
I started out with a Chinese 800mah passthrough (charge w/usb on PC or wall adapter, vape while charging), 3 voltage settings, 3, 3.5 and 4. Hit the button 5 times it changes voltage and button color - red, violet and blue. 5 more hits and its off. Being cheap the voltages drop when the battery voltage drops. That with an evod and some of the right juice might be a good way to start. Made by Unicig or something (seems they all come from the same place).
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