So I got my first starter kit. A few questions.

[mikeymop]

iJoys Evod kit has a nice battery, however their tank misfires a lot and doesn't produce consistent vaper. The dinky little ce4 performed better.
Regardless of the caveats I'm hooked already. My friend wowed me with his iTaste VV/VW v3 battery.

However I'm not keen on having a rechargeable unit who's cell will die over use. I love the seamless look and per his recommendation I started to look at mods.

I noticed the L-Riders Robust. As a beginner and small size device. It has a great form factor, and would look great with the Evod or MPT3. However people complain about battery life.
I'm aware it doesn't have VW, or dynamic voltage output like the fancier PVs and I would eventually save up for a Provari or something if the sorts.

I noticed cells of the same variety up to 1200mAh on amazon and was curious if that would fair better than the 650s its kit comes with (assuming the cells aren't bigger in size).

I know its not the most glamorous, bit it has a low price of entry and formfactor is important to me. Do you guys think this is a safe product to pull the trigger on? Or should I wait on the PVs and get the Kanger Twist for the same price.

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[roach52]

Might want to consider a mvp2 mod, great battery life, loys of options and can be had for around $40 if you're okay with the box mod style.

 

[mikeymop]

Might want to consider a mvp2 mod, great battery life, loys of options and can be had for around $40 if you're okay with the box mod style.

I'm not keen on the box. The pipeline pro has the aesthetics I like. And awesome features, that would probably be my next upgrade.

The MVP2 is extremely popular at the shop however. I don't need a huge amount as I'm always around a USB port or wall plug. 100-1500mAh is a sweet spot.

Someone brought in one with similar aesthetics to the pipeline however it had additional housing rings to add bigger batteries, I can't find it anywhere.

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