Please help me make right decision

[Nwit]

I started vaping almost 5 years ago. I have only used Vapor4Life products but for various reasons it is time for me to move on. Because of my satisfaction with the products I have not kept up with all the new improvements that seem to come almost daily. I don't even understand the language anymore. Beauty ring?

I have been using a 1100, 5 watt Zeus and 3.5 ml Smileomizers since they came out and love the simplicity. I would like to hear your recommendations for replacements. I just want to charge the battery, fill cartimizer or tank with juice and vape.

Thanks in advance for your thoughtful responses.

 

[State O' Flux]

I started vaping almost 5 years ago. I have only used Vapor4Life products but for various reasons it is time for me to move on. Because of my satisfaction with the products I have not kept up with all the new improvements that seem to come almost daily. I don't even understand the language anymore. Beauty ring?

I have been using a 1100, 5 watt Zeus and 3.5 ml Smileomizers since they came out and love the simplicity. I would like to hear your recommendations for replacements. I just want to charge the battery, fill cartimizer or tank with juice and vape.

Thanks in advance for your thoughtful responses.

One might presume that you prefer to stay with the "stick" style form factor, but move to something a bit more current and mainstream, more advanced in quality and performance... but with a minimum of complication, fuss and bother. So... that's the direction I'll take.

For a atomizer, I'll suggest the Kanger Aerotank mini, and for a variable output battery, I'll suggest the (relatively) new Innokin CLK! 1280.
The former because it's the most current of Kanger enclosed dual coil technology, has adjustable air flow (AFC) and uses a glass tank, so you can use juice that might otherwise damage plastic tanks. An easy to fill atomizer, using easy to replace coil/head units.
The latter because they are well respected and known brand... stick form factor, self-contained battery with sufficient adjustability, power and battery life to satisfy most needs, in an attractive, easy to operate package.

If these selections aren't to your liking... have a look at other products from Kanger, Innokin, Aspire, Anyvape and Smoktech.

 

[DetraMental]

I'll second the Nautilus Mini even though I have the full size Nautilus. It's a really nice clearomizer and the BVC coils are amazing. I don't know anything about the Innokin CLK, they must be new but I really like their products. Good Luck in your search and let us know what ya decide to go with. Happy Vaping

 

[State O' Flux]

I don't know anything about the Innokin CLK, they must be new but I really like their products.

I considered my "usual" recommendation of the Innokin VV-VW 3.0... but then I thought that Mr. Nwit might prefer a bit of adjustability... but just a bit. ;-)

I've had opportunity to take a look at a CLK in person... which is why it came to mind. They seem well made and finished. A bit pricy for what they are... but then they fall into that "high style" battery category I guess, so you pay a bit more for the cool factor. I'd imagine a $5-$10 price drop in the coming months.

WTH do I know... I'm just a Neanderthal, mech and RBA guy.

 

[DetraMental]

I've eyeballed the Innokin CLK and like what it has to offer so I think it's a good suggestion.

 

[Nwit]

Thanks for your suggestions. I went with the itaste CLK starter kit with the 16D tank. After an hour.....so far, so good.

Turns out there is a vape store just 10 minutes from my house. I paid $50.00. Could have done better on-line but nice to know the store is there.

 

[State O' Flux]

Not sure a 16D would have been my first choice... but they certainly are simple, reliable and cheap. Those are dual coil, so if you're running around 4v - try bumping voltage up a bit higher... as standard voltage/resistance charts don't lend themselves well to dual parallel coil builds.