Opinions: Janty Dura-C or mini fogger??

[Mazzy]

Hello. I will be purchasing my first e-cig on Friday (payday ) and I believe I've narrowed my choices down to two: The Janty Dura-C or the Janty mini fogger.

I don't really see much difference in these two devices, but the cost of the starter kits is consistantly more for the mini fogger. If anyone knows of what this big diff is that causes the $10+ additional price for the mini fogger I'd love to know because as of now I just can't see it.

But ultimately, I'd like opinions on which of these two devices would be decent for a newbie. I do like that the Dura-C gives the option for either type of battery - so I could try both and see which I like best - and I like, per a YouTube video, that the mini fogger seems to be really really easy to get your hit off of (no hard drag).

If anyone has tried both of these items and can give a pro/con comparison that'd be great. But I'll gladly settle for which one you guys with more experience think would be the easiest introduction to vaping for a newbie.

TXS!!

 

[AngusATAT]

I'd go for the Dura-C just because it's basically just a 510, and you can find accessories for it on many different sites. So if Janty is ever out of something you needed, you wouldn't have to wait for them to get it back in stock.

The biggest difference (imo) between a Dura-C and a 510 is Janty's warranty. You can find 510 stuff much cheaper somewhere else, but Janty will stand by their stuff a little while longer than some others.

I have to add that I know next to nothing about the mini-fogger. I'll leave any comments about those to someone more knowledgeable.

 

[Kent C]

Agree with everything Angus said. Advise 510 just on parts availability - now and in the future. There's a lot of them out there. And while the manual is still a better way to go, imho, you can get an auto batt - I have one for typing, etc. works better than other autos I've tried.

 

[Mazzy]

Thanks a lot. I appreciate the 'expereinced' input on this!!