Having diven deep into the world of vaping, I've spent a lot of time and money trying different things. Any day or dollar not spent on cigarettes is money well spent but you can still burn though a number of dollars trying different HW, batteries, tanks, etc. and with everything out there, its confusing. From $6 disposable ecigs to Hybrids/mods costing hundreds, its hard to know where to start so I thought I'd give my opinion of my money "best spent" - the best value for the money for someone looking to buy their first vaping setup. Again, this is just my opinion.
X6 Battery/Mod from MyFreedomSmokes.com $21
X6 Charger $3
Kanger ProTank or Vivi Nova Tank with a Stainless drip tip$18/$13
As an entry level device, the X6 variable voltage mod (its not really a mod, its a battery you can adjust to set voltages on) is a set up in quality from what you normally see in things like eGo's but about the same price. It's made of what appears to be solid aluminum, its light weight and durable and comes in a variety of colors. But unlike most starter pack eGo's, this has a 1300mah battery, more than double your typical eGo style battery. The only oddity about this device is that you will need their USB charger, which is just $3. It will charge other devices but other chargers may not charge the X6.
For a tank, the Vivi or Kanger are both good, proven choices. Both vape well, both are easy to fill and both offer replacement parts very cheaply. If you like a warmer vape, get the Vivi. If you like a cooler, airier vape, get the Kanger. I have and like both. I do recommend spending the $4 on a stainless steel drip tip for the Vivi since I find the cheap plastic one that is included to taste funky. If visuals are important, both of these tanks look good on the X6 since they are the same diameter. Both fit perfectly with clean lines.
So there you go, for about $40 not including shipping or whatever juices you pick out, you get a great starting vaping setup that works well and doesn't cost a fortune. It costs the same or less than most eGo starter packs, holds more liquid, has a longer lasting battery and as a guy, I like that its more the size of a medium cigar than a cigarette.
Got another setup you think would work well for newbies? Post it up!
X6 Battery/Mod from MyFreedomSmokes.com $21
X6 Charger $3
Kanger ProTank or Vivi Nova Tank with a Stainless drip tip$18/$13
As an entry level device, the X6 variable voltage mod (its not really a mod, its a battery you can adjust to set voltages on) is a set up in quality from what you normally see in things like eGo's but about the same price. It's made of what appears to be solid aluminum, its light weight and durable and comes in a variety of colors. But unlike most starter pack eGo's, this has a 1300mah battery, more than double your typical eGo style battery. The only oddity about this device is that you will need their USB charger, which is just $3. It will charge other devices but other chargers may not charge the X6.
For a tank, the Vivi or Kanger are both good, proven choices. Both vape well, both are easy to fill and both offer replacement parts very cheaply. If you like a warmer vape, get the Vivi. If you like a cooler, airier vape, get the Kanger. I have and like both. I do recommend spending the $4 on a stainless steel drip tip for the Vivi since I find the cheap plastic one that is included to taste funky. If visuals are important, both of these tanks look good on the X6 since they are the same diameter. Both fit perfectly with clean lines.
So there you go, for about $40 not including shipping or whatever juices you pick out, you get a great starting vaping setup that works well and doesn't cost a fortune. It costs the same or less than most eGo starter packs, holds more liquid, has a longer lasting battery and as a guy, I like that its more the size of a medium cigar than a cigarette.
Got another setup you think would work well for newbies? Post it up!
