njoy,janty or sedansa

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Kate

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Hi Rdz, welcome to the forum.

You don't say if you're new to esmoking or not. If you're a starter you might want to try a DSE901 mini (if you're a light smoker) or a RN4072 classic/penstyle (if you're a heavier smoker) to start off and see if you like it or not. It would be a pity to invest big money if you might not want to carry on with it. If you tell us where in the world you are we can point you in the direction of some good suppliers for these ecigs.

If you're sure that you want a Sedansa, njoy or Janty then have a look at the reviews here - Electronic Cigarette Reviews - e-cigarette-forum.com • The place for electronic cigarette reviews, news and chat Everybody has a different opinion on what's best and every brand has people who love them or complain that they aren't up to scratch. Ecigs have minds of their own and even ones from the same supplier perform dramatically differently. It's all a matter of trial and error until you find something that works for you and that you like.
 

Kate

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Signtraders, there is no way to say this without coming across as rude so I apologise, that is not my intention.

If you want to advertise your product should you not be doing so on the suppliers board? This board is for newbies. They mostly come here looking for unbiased advice and the opinions of experienced esmokers. To advertise your product here is unethical, you are not impartial.

Please do not take this personally, I do not know you and have no beef with you other than maybe you haven't read the suppliers guidelines. I believe it says that you should limit promotion of your product to the suppliers board. It's a while since I read it so please correct me if I'm wrong.
 

DeviLFisH

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:(:oops: actually to be honest , e cig don;t last ...I not sure the branded one like janty .

cos I now still decide ..not sure maybe don;t buy janty but also itchy want to give janty kissbox a try
cos kinda bored with e puff now.

becos atomiser and battery ..will bound to break down just is when ..is matter of time just like our electronics stuffs.
 
Er...for the record, I've gotta admit that I have both NJOY atomizers (and white generics) and I always thought the NJOY were somewhat better quality.

I admit I'm a tightwad and stocked up on a few of the cheaper generic white atomizers, but I usually get my favorite performance from my 2 black NJOYs. I'll be sorry when (and if) they finally go on me.
 

leaford

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OK, first off, as far as the brands you mention, it depends where you are. Buy locally, it'll be a lot easier to use the guarantee. If you are in the US, get Njoy or Janty. If you are in the EU buy Janty or Sedansa.

Second, as to the brand vs generic debate, you can now literally pay half as much for a generic as for a brand, but if it dies after 3 months, or sometimes 3 weeks, you're totally out the money and have to buy a new atomizer, batteries, whatever. Some just budget $10 a month or whatever for replacements, but that adds up. In the long run a brand name with guaranteed replacement parts for a year is a better value.

But that only works IF you get it locally, and can make use of that guarantee without long waits or import taxes. I understand that's a problem if youre in the UK, so if you're from there, I'd agree with the generic boosters, that's your best option there, and I would suggest Smokester.
 

Denny

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thanks for this useful information ,I am a new user of ecigarette , after use Njoy,Janty , but my favor is Sedansa , Sedansa really give me happy , stable quality , perfect smoking and wonderful service etc , i love it very much :cool:


OK, first off, as far as the brands you mention, it depends where you are. Buy locally, it'll be a lot easier to use the guarantee. If you are in the US, get Njoy or Janty. If you are in the EU buy Janty or Sedansa.

Second, as to the brand vs generic debate, you can now literally pay half as much for a generic as for a brand, but if it dies after 3 months, or sometimes 3 weeks, you're totally out the money and have to buy a new atomizer, batteries, whatever. Some just budget $10 a month or whatever for replacements, but that adds up. In the long run a brand name with guaranteed replacement parts for a year is a better value.

But that only works IF you get it locally, and can make use of that guarantee without long waits or import taxes. I understand that's a problem if youre in the UK, so if you're from there, I'd agree with the generic boosters, that's your best option there, and I would suggest Smokester.
 
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