Suggestions for starter kit about 100 $

[win10301]

Hi,

I been smoking for a while and I would like to start ecig because of my health and the smell.
Can you suggest brands for starter kits?
I'm thinking about spending max 100 or little bit more

thanks,
Mike

 

[jbnuke]

I got a itaste clk with a iclear 16D clearomizer. It cost 50 bucks and is variable voltage. It has very good vapor production. Im vaping with a 60/40 vg/pg blend made at a local shop. I recommend going to a vape shop and trying different flavors until you find one you like. And dont get the tobacco flavored juice. They taste like garbage in my opinion. I just quit analogs myself so I im not far ahead of you. Good luck.

 

[satkizzle]

I cant say at that high of a price point but I am completely happy with my wife's Kanger emow with the mow tank and my itaste 3.0 with a nautilus mini. 40$ for the kanger, and about 45$ for the itaste with tank.

 

[ElConquistador]

I don't own either of these so I'm not personally recommending them, but I keep seeing lots of people speaking very highly of Innokin MVP 2 mods and, if I'm not mistaken, Aspire Nautilus tanks (?). Maybe someone will step in here and confirm that tank? There's a ton of info around here to look through for ideas.

 

[Brynglas]

I started on a Innokin iclear vv.And i think it's as good a first step as possible.
I still carry it when i'm out working,it hasn't given me a single problem.

 

[Steven G]

Hello and welcome, I started with the Vision Spinner ll topped with the Aspire Nautilus tank and have been very pleased with its performance ( have 3 now the backup and backup to the backup) Enjoy

 

[Mark in Florida]

I've spent 100's on equipment... If I was starting now, I would buy a hana modz clone for $70-ish and a nautilus mini. It would work perfectly and would not become obsolete as your "vaping journey" progresses.

 

[Allegry]

An MVP2 battery will run you about $70, a Nautilus mini tank about $25. Prices may vary online, but that's what I paid at my local shop. All told: $95 and it's a kick ... set: variable voltage, variable wattage, adjustable airflow, and great flavor and vapor production. This may sound like gobbledygook to you (it did to me) but a good B&M shop with some helpful staff can walk you through what you need to know.

It's what I use (4 or 5 days off cigarettes now) and I can't imagine going back to analogs anymore.

Prior to this set up I dabbled with an Aspire starter kit (~$120 for two ET-S tanks, 2 eGo-T batteries, 2x 10ml bottles of juice, a 5-pack of coils, a charger, and a travel case). It worked ok, but I never really go over the hump until I decided to get a decent kit. I've kept the smaller stuff as my backup, but my Nautilus/MVP is my primary vape. I'm still a newbie as well, so other folks may have better options, but this has worked so far for me and I don't see myself going back to cigarettes any time soon now.

 

[gandymarsh]

Welcome!

The MVP 2 $39.99 Innokin iTaste MVP V2.0 - 101 Vape

or the Eleaf iStick on ebay.

With either one get a Nautilus mini for about $21. Money left over for juice.

Edit: sorry the MVP is out of stock there. Try strictlyecig.com

 

[Grimwald]

I am a fan of a Kanger Evod starter kit for less that $40 most places. Simple and easy to use and comes with everything you need but liquid. Don't forget to factor in the cost of liquid when you're getting started.

 

[Cool-breeze]

If you are looking to use vaping as a way to quit smoking and then quit vaping I would suggest the mvp with a nautilus as well. If you are looking to start vaping and keep vaping then "mark in florida" has a valid suggestion. That setup would run you a bit over 100 when you account for the batteries and charger but its a wise investment. A charger is 15-20 and batteries run around 10-15 depending. For choosing liquids see if you have a local shop where you can try flavors. Don't buy tons of the same flavor as your taste buds will change and buy a few extra atomizers just to be safe. Best of luck!

 

[philoshop]

Experimenting with different juice flavors and nicotine levels is going to cost you a few bucks in the beginning. (And will be an on-going journey once you're on the vaping trail.) So, from someone who's just shy of 4 months into it:
Kanger Evod starter kit: two batteries, two tanks, charger, case, pack of coils...$40 from most on-line retailers.
2 glass-tank clearomizers (so that you can use the 'tank-cracker' juices) and a pack of coils for them. Aspire et's or ets's can be had for under $8 each...$25 or so total.
Spend the rest on juices to find what works for you. Some of the vendors here, (Mount Baker Vapor springs to mind) might even send you a few freebie flavors if you buy all the gear from them and tell them what's going on.
By the time you find a juice flavor you're in love with you'll be ready to upgrade your hardware and you'll know which direction you want to pursue, and you'll have the evods for backups. Just my suggestion.
BTW, welcome to the forum Mike! Best of luck to you!

ETA: My slow typing is to blame for echoing a couple of the above posts.

 

[Stacy1]

Mvp2 with a nautilus is a SOLID setup!! Not sure on the nautilus but you can get a Mvp2 on ebay for 40.00 or less, and in my opinion there is no better bang for your buck. It has variable voltage, variable wattage, can serve as an ohms meter once you move to rdas, and the battery life is AMAZING. 2 plus days for me without having to recharge.

 

[williamclarkonet]

Hi,

I been smoking for a while and I would like to start ecig because of my health and the smell.
Can you suggest brands for starter kits?
I'm thinking about spending max 100 or little bit more

thanks,
Mike

i would go with eGo-C Twist Starter Kit you get 2 batteries and 2 clearomizer for 50 bucks https://www.goodejuice.com/ecigarette-batteries/ego-batteries

 

[mdaniels80]

I just purchased a nautilus aspire large tank and an eleaf istick, works great so far but slightly over 100 bucks at 110 .

 

[vapotheclown]

Battery wise I would go with an mvp2 if you want a box mod or a vision spinner 2 if you prefer that form factor. I used both as a beginner and the worked great. For a good cheap tank, you can't go wrong with the aspire ce5s with the bdc. Great tank for like $5.99

 

[OldLadyO]

I just purchased a nautilus aspire large tank and an eleaf istick, works great so far but slightly over 100 bucks at 110 .

That can't be right. The iStick's run $35 and I just got a full size nautilus for $17 (on sale) Usually $29.99. Even at full price it would be $65! Where did you buy?

 

[OldLadyO]

If you read the eLeaf posts, many people are letting their MPV's get dusty since they got their iSticks.

 

[Treeskier79]

I went with Kanger Evod as my starter, and really can't complain. Super easy to use, clean, change liquids, atomizers, etc. And won't break the bank. Think I spent 50 bucks at most. You basically get two units in the kit, which is great for on-the-go. Ive since moved on to a mech mod for home use, but still use the kanger around town and at work.

 

[Stacy1]

Looking at the responses here, I would say you can upgrade to a good quality set up for a good bit under 100.00