Should I Upgrade?

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steved5600

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Not if your satisfied. Remember the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence or as Irma Bombeck said it's always greener over the septic tank. LOL
If you happy why change. Once you start looking for better and better then it becomes a hobby. IMO
I think I see a VV and a Clearo. I use VV's and a clearo 2 CE 5 repairable 1 vision vivi nova mini and a knockoff and a vivi 2.5.
No reason to change unless you want another hobby LOL. Then where do you stop. LOL
You may want to give the vivi a shot. I'd get the metal tank as they hold up better. I had a 2.5 plastic tank crack from stress. If you don't have a variable voltage you may want one.
 

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Oh, no, it's started :)

There's always *something* you don't have that might be fun. Or, as steved said, might not be. I've got a Twist in the mail, and I'm really looking forward to trying that out. If you haven't tried cartomizers, you could give those a whirl. I just started using them, and they're my favourite vape at the moment. I like having an atomizer or two, for dripping and testing flavours.

I'm holding off on big upgrades, like mods (someone on this thread *will* drop the P word) and just trying things out that will give me the best bang for the buck. Theoretically I did want this to be at least a little less expensive than smoking.

If you feel like it, go for it - there's a dozen ways to turn this into a serious hobby, but that's up to you.

Keep vapin'
 

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If you buy something better you wont stop buying!!! lol when you have money and want to try something new do it. If you are happy with what you got stick to it. Variable voltage is fun maybe start with a twist or my favorite ego style vv which is the kgo vv. Lavatubes are cheap and fun there always the provari or the darwin. Let me keep going and I will spend all your money!
 

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I have a bunch of twists and clearo's. I have thought many times of upgrading, but having these twists makes me enjoy the vaping world and have extra money for trying new flavors. I use Gandalf and Huntsman from HHV, and Casablanca and Applewood from BWB, plus a few superb VapingZone signature tobacco blends which are quite good. But every now and then I try new flavors from different vendors. I can do this because I feel comfortable with my system. I feel that if I upgraded it would have to be en masse because I have several vapes going at once, and they'd all have to have the same system to taste like I want.
Then I'd have to get the cool tanks and...... you know what happens next.
This is not to say that I will never upgrade. Right now I'm having a blast with my twists.
Anyway that's my opinion....for now:blink:
 

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I have a bunch of twists and clearo's. I have thought many times of upgrading, but having these twists makes me enjoy the vaping world and have extra money for trying new flavors. I use Gandalf and Huntsman from HHV, and Casablanca and Applewood from BWB, plus a few superb VapingZone signature tobacco blends which are quite good. But every now and then I try new flavors from different vendors. I can do this because I feel comfortable with my system. I feel that if I upgraded it would have to be en masse because I have several vapes going at once, and they'd all have to have the same system to taste like I want.
Then I'd have to get the cool tanks and...... you know what happens next.
This is not to say that I will never upgrade. Right now I'm having a blast with my twists.
Anyway that's my opinion....for now:blink:

Thats a good way to look at it.
 

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If you are happy with what you have then there is no such thing as "better". So the question is - what issues would you be attempting to address by changing what you have? Spending more money on something else might not be the most efficient way to address your needs or problem.

why dont you post why you think you might like new equipment and see if the solution really is more equipment?
 

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