I too wanted to start off the cheap way when I first started with ecigs and I have to say all that did is lead me back to analogs time and time again. IMO you would be much better off investing more money in a good durable device to start with. If you start with cheap products they are more likely to fail and leave you frustrated. Then you will either end up having to invest more money in another ecig or you'll just go right back to analogs. Either way many people on here can lead you in the right direction.
The cheapest way to start e-cigs
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The appeal of the smaller 510 when I started looking at e-cigs was a massive selling point. But think logically, your going to spend money on a device that you'll be using for a while to come, so why not bite the bullet now, save 30-40 bucks on hardware and step it up a little - go eGo. They look just as stylish, the only thing missing is the little LED light on the end..
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