Noob here, hello. Think ive narrowed my choice down, need a little input.

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Hopefully this isnt the noob leading the noob, but I totally dig my KR808, which is what you would get from V4L. The one I got was the Revoloution from vaportalk, and those batteries would last me about 8 hours. However, I did quickly upgrade to a PigCig from lecig.com which works with the KR808 cartos. For me the 2 piece system of the KR808 was better for me. Just sayin' and everyone has their preferences. I thought at first that the need to have it look like an analog was important, but I quickly found that to be a non-issue once I got my PigCig. I ♥ my PigCig!! My PigCig will last for 2 days on a charge.
 
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It all depends on what you want, if you can afford it get a Riva for 30.00 and a Go-Go for 60.00. You can use your Riva for experimenting and your Go-Go for serious all day vaping. It can't be beat for consistency and it hits the same hour after hour and day after day. If I was just going to get one it would be the Go-Go. You can pull the filler out on one carto and drip in it just like an atty to test different flavors without filling up the entire 3 ml carto. I've tried almost every standard PV atty and carto out there in the 17 months I've been vaping and the Go-Go is the best all around PV I've had.
 
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Hopefully this isnt the noob leading the noob, but I totally dig my KR808, which is what you would get from V4L. The one I got was the Revoloution from vaportalk, and those batteries would last me about 8 hours. However, I did quickly upgrade to a PigCig from lecig.com which works with the KR808 cartos. For me the 2 piece system of the KR808 was better for me. Just sayin' and everyone has their preferences. I thought at first that the need to have it look like an analog was important, but I quickly found that to be a non-issue once I got my PigCig. I ♥ my PigCig!! My PigCig will last for 2 days on a charge.

I won't knock the 808 or the pigcig but, I think pricewise you're better off getting the Riva 901 and a 901 to 808 adapter.
 

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Hopefully this isnt the noob leading the noob, but I totally dig my KR808, which is what you would get from V4L. The one I got was the Revoloution from vaportalk, and those batteries would last me about 8 hours. However, I did quickly upgrade to a PigCig from lecig.com which works with the KR808 cartos. For me the 2 piece system of the KR808 was better for me. Just sayin' and everyone has their preferences. I thought at first that the need to have it look like an analog was important, but I quickly found that to be a non-issue once I got my PigCig. I ♥ my PigCig!! My PigCig will last for 2 days on a charge.

There is nothing at all wrong with KR808s. I used them for my first 4-5 months of vaping, and I enjoyed them very much. Then I took the same change in direction as most (but not all) KR users take, which is moving to high quality LR atomizers (as well as SR atomizers with higher voltage devices). The reason is simple - you sacrifice a small amount of convenience for a very large increase in performance. The bottom line is that there is absolutely no cartomizer on the market today that can give as much taste, vapor, and longevity as a premium LR atomizer like a Cisco or an IKV (or a SR like a Joye, SLB or IKV).

I recommend new users just start with the LR/eGo setup because that's where 9/10 will end up anyway. It's simply better performance, so why not just start with a better setup right off the bat?

But as always - use what you like best! If you like it, it's good. (The PigCig is very, very good - it's flat out excellent with a LR atty!)

-Russ
 
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