Having been a reviewer in many forums on many other topics, I thought I'd give a shot at a review here...
Two weeks ago, I purchased my very first ecig....the NJoy NPro.
(Waiting for snickers and outright laughter from veterans to subside...OK...good, let's continue)...
As a completely new and uninformed user, I was able to purchase this little critter and start using it within a couple of hours. Had to charge that battery using my USB port, and I sat and watched that little LED waiting for it to turn gree.
AT LAST it was charged and ready! Yea! Or was it?
Why yes, yes it was. My first "puff" from it was very, very strange and seemed absolutely nothing like the 'real thing' to which I was accustomed. But I kept at it. And at it, and at it.
Today, I've ordered an upgrade...TWO WEEKS after purchasing the NPro. Why...because the NPro is not a good unit. Here's some lessons I'll share for anyone considering a purchase:
1) It's EXPENSIVE. It costs more in the convenience store or kiosk than some far superior brands cost online. I paid $90 for the 'starter kit' and 10 extra pre-filled cartridges. When you start looking at GOOD brands, you'll see that is an outrageous amount of money to spend on a PV.
2) The battery is pretty pathetic. The battery requires charging at least twice a day and it doesn't come with a spare. It takes approximately 2 hours to charge the battery each and every time.
3) Low vapor production. Yes, it produces vapor but requires some serious inhalation to get very much in return. I feel cheated every time I use it because I miss my smoke cloud. It requires such a strong inhale I have literally sucked the juice out of the cartridge several times...not too tasty.
4) The juice tastes like "________" (fill in the blank with something you don't like). It has a dusty, slightly sweet taste that is nothing like tobacco. And the only way to use these buggers is with NPro's prefilled cartridges.
Soooooo....do I regret buying the thing? Not at ALL. Because even though it isn't very good and the taste is strange it has still allowed me to cut my smoking in HALF during this time. I can breath better, I feel more alert, and regular cigs just don't taste that good to me anymore.
Would I recommend the NPro to a newbie? Absolutely NOT. Learn from my lesson and take the time to do some research to figure out what is right for YOU. It may take you a week, two weeks, or a month but in the long run an educated purchase is way better than an impulse purchase! Deal with reputable vendors, look for great deals, and get started on the right foot with vaping. I don't think you'll regret it at all and your lungs will thank you for it.
Two weeks ago, I purchased my very first ecig....the NJoy NPro.
(Waiting for snickers and outright laughter from veterans to subside...OK...good, let's continue)...
As a completely new and uninformed user, I was able to purchase this little critter and start using it within a couple of hours. Had to charge that battery using my USB port, and I sat and watched that little LED waiting for it to turn gree.
AT LAST it was charged and ready! Yea! Or was it?
Why yes, yes it was. My first "puff" from it was very, very strange and seemed absolutely nothing like the 'real thing' to which I was accustomed. But I kept at it. And at it, and at it.
Today, I've ordered an upgrade...TWO WEEKS after purchasing the NPro. Why...because the NPro is not a good unit. Here's some lessons I'll share for anyone considering a purchase:
1) It's EXPENSIVE. It costs more in the convenience store or kiosk than some far superior brands cost online. I paid $90 for the 'starter kit' and 10 extra pre-filled cartridges. When you start looking at GOOD brands, you'll see that is an outrageous amount of money to spend on a PV.
2) The battery is pretty pathetic. The battery requires charging at least twice a day and it doesn't come with a spare. It takes approximately 2 hours to charge the battery each and every time.
3) Low vapor production. Yes, it produces vapor but requires some serious inhalation to get very much in return. I feel cheated every time I use it because I miss my smoke cloud. It requires such a strong inhale I have literally sucked the juice out of the cartridge several times...not too tasty.
4) The juice tastes like "________" (fill in the blank with something you don't like). It has a dusty, slightly sweet taste that is nothing like tobacco. And the only way to use these buggers is with NPro's prefilled cartridges.
Soooooo....do I regret buying the thing? Not at ALL. Because even though it isn't very good and the taste is strange it has still allowed me to cut my smoking in HALF during this time. I can breath better, I feel more alert, and regular cigs just don't taste that good to me anymore.
Would I recommend the NPro to a newbie? Absolutely NOT. Learn from my lesson and take the time to do some research to figure out what is right for YOU. It may take you a week, two weeks, or a month but in the long run an educated purchase is way better than an impulse purchase! Deal with reputable vendors, look for great deals, and get started on the right foot with vaping. I don't think you'll regret it at all and your lungs will thank you for it.
I bought mine at a convenience store...the ONLY place any where near here that sells them. The starter kit (battery, atomizer, USB charger and 4 prefilled carts) was $69.99 (yep...ouch) and the pack of 10 extra carts was $20. I am glad to see that they aren't that much across the country because it IS a good emergency PV to have around in case your others poop out. 
