So first of all hello. Im kinda new to the e-cigs I've been smoking em but I'm not 100% pleased with the ones I own. So for any other newbs out there I'll list what I've had and its pros and cons.
First of all is started on a gamucci disposable e-cig after the local gas station got em in stock, I liked it so I bought the starter kit. the Gamucci is not exactly what I would call a good model at all, the batteries hold up well enough 2 or 3 will get a moderate-heavy smoker through a day of work cause of course I hit my e-cig every chance I got, cause hey it was awesome, all the benefits of smoking and non of the harm. Came to find out in no time at all the atomizer went out. I bought another one, the atomizer died on day one. The lesson here my experience with Gamucci was rubbish.
So next the local tobacco outlet gets Njoys in so I buy the starter kit the atomizer burned out in the first week, I was not happy, BUT they got the cartridge atomizer things in pretty quickly and that solved that problem. I like my NPro with the cartomizer is that the right word? It gets the job done, but its not perfect, the throat hit feels a touch harder than it should be. Well after a while I wound up being the only customer for those things so they didnt keep a heafty stock but small businesses are great in that they will keep an item in stock for just one person as long as i kept buying, of course shortly afterwards more people picked up on em, they couldn't keep my cartridges in stock, desperate I bought some cheapo 24 dollar piece of junk called a 21st century at the local gas station. Not the worst model I've ever had the cartridge has a crappy life span as a moderate smoker (bout half a pack to a pack a day) I get about maybe a days worth of life out of the cartomizers for the 21st century, the good news though the 21st century cartridges are compatable with the gamucci batteries and since I had 4 of those laying around I was no hard pressed for batteries, just had to dig em out of the drawer and charge em up and I was set to go. but the 21st century cartomizers are terribly overpriced, for 10 bucks I get 3, compared to 14 dollars to get 5 for my Npro. But still the Npro cartridges get really hot especially when they get low, and ive seen the plastic casing start to actually get hot enough to melt on a couple of occasions so that raises health concerns and quality concerns. My 21st century cartridges actually do a better job, but their life span isnt as good. so I suppose its time to look for a new model, and see what I can learn. now I dont know jack about all the model numbers and stuff I see everyone talking about, its all gibberish to me. But I do know I got a couple Njoy batteries, and 4 batteries for gamucci and 1 battery for 21st century which apperantly is the same type gamucci uses save for a few minor details such as it uses a diffrent charger, and I havent found any measures in it to preserve the lifespan of the product by cutting me off for a few seconds if I hit on it too much or draw for too long like the Npro and Gamucci had. So Im seeking an education on all those fancy model names and some recommendations for some good models. Or heck I already got some batteries if anyone knows what model Npro and Gamucci use let me know where I can buy better cartridges
First of all is started on a gamucci disposable e-cig after the local gas station got em in stock, I liked it so I bought the starter kit. the Gamucci is not exactly what I would call a good model at all, the batteries hold up well enough 2 or 3 will get a moderate-heavy smoker through a day of work cause of course I hit my e-cig every chance I got, cause hey it was awesome, all the benefits of smoking and non of the harm. Came to find out in no time at all the atomizer went out. I bought another one, the atomizer died on day one. The lesson here my experience with Gamucci was rubbish.
So next the local tobacco outlet gets Njoys in so I buy the starter kit the atomizer burned out in the first week, I was not happy, BUT they got the cartridge atomizer things in pretty quickly and that solved that problem. I like my NPro with the cartomizer is that the right word? It gets the job done, but its not perfect, the throat hit feels a touch harder than it should be. Well after a while I wound up being the only customer for those things so they didnt keep a heafty stock but small businesses are great in that they will keep an item in stock for just one person as long as i kept buying, of course shortly afterwards more people picked up on em, they couldn't keep my cartridges in stock, desperate I bought some cheapo 24 dollar piece of junk called a 21st century at the local gas station. Not the worst model I've ever had the cartridge has a crappy life span as a moderate smoker (bout half a pack to a pack a day) I get about maybe a days worth of life out of the cartomizers for the 21st century, the good news though the 21st century cartridges are compatable with the gamucci batteries and since I had 4 of those laying around I was no hard pressed for batteries, just had to dig em out of the drawer and charge em up and I was set to go. but the 21st century cartomizers are terribly overpriced, for 10 bucks I get 3, compared to 14 dollars to get 5 for my Npro. But still the Npro cartridges get really hot especially when they get low, and ive seen the plastic casing start to actually get hot enough to melt on a couple of occasions so that raises health concerns and quality concerns. My 21st century cartridges actually do a better job, but their life span isnt as good. so I suppose its time to look for a new model, and see what I can learn. now I dont know jack about all the model numbers and stuff I see everyone talking about, its all gibberish to me. But I do know I got a couple Njoy batteries, and 4 batteries for gamucci and 1 battery for 21st century which apperantly is the same type gamucci uses save for a few minor details such as it uses a diffrent charger, and I havent found any measures in it to preserve the lifespan of the product by cutting me off for a few seconds if I hit on it too much or draw for too long like the Npro and Gamucci had. So Im seeking an education on all those fancy model names and some recommendations for some good models. Or heck I already got some batteries if anyone knows what model Npro and Gamucci use let me know where I can buy better cartridges
