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Indeed worth it....Here is mine, and I can fit it in my eGo case and have well over a weeks worth of vaping in one case...no fuss!
Nice setup! You've got it all under control. =)
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Indeed worth it....Here is mine, and I can fit it in my eGo case and have well over a weeks worth of vaping in one case...no fuss!
LOL, that's cool. But I mentioned that it was not best for "most" and all the mod fan boys attacked me. It is a GREAT performance experience. However, coming directly off analogs MOST people need to mimic the act of smoking. This is why when I give any advice on the "best' model - I ask questions. Some people dramatically underestimate the mental aspect of smoking on here. Many immediately say EGO. I do not, certainly not any longer. It depends...
EDIT: For example, my EGO is dramatically better in perforance than my Safe Cig. However, I use my Safe Cig very day in addition to my EGO. WHY?? It is closer to the act of smoking in size. It is mental!
Strange, the eGo is much more like my personal style of analog smoking. I pull hard but mostly hold it in my mouth, and don't breathe very deeply. With my eGo, I do the same thing, and I goof around with the vapor a lot. When I shared cigarettes with friends long ago, I hated it because they were always really deep breathers and they'd get my cig-ends all wet and hot. So yeah, it's too hard to say that even all analog smokers do it the same way, or need the same things out of the experience, let alone vapers. I wish I'd have looked at box mods harder when I first started and I would have saved some money.
The point is not "working". Smoking, in my view anyhow, is far over 50% the "act" of smoking. Mods accomplish one aspect exceedingly well - vaping. They do not mimic the act of smoking in my view.
The saying from AA or whatever 12 step program "It works if you work it". My 18 years of smoking done in a day. Lost a bad habit and picked up a hobby.
They do for me completely, and since I know I'm not the only person in the vaping world who feels this way, your view, while perfectly valid, is not 100% correct. I dunno, I a shopper, I like to know all my options when I start doing something new, and I wish I had known about box mods sooner.
I think it's perfectly logical to preface a newbie article about box mods with "these are kind of expensive and some people don't liken them to analog smoking" if one wanted, because yeah, better to tell people about all the possibilities. Getting too sticky about what newbs can and can't see, though, that's moving into a sort of governmental control situation and I don't think it's necessary. =) Just my .02
I feel the same way. =) And I like the hobby.
I'm not a fanboy, btw, I'm a relatively new vaper who actually saw a box mod first, but didn't know where to get one until after I had purchased an eGo. I don't regret having done so, but I could have saved a little money in the long run. =)
They do for me completely, and since I know I'm not the only person in the vaping world who feels this way, your view, while perfectly valid, is not 100% correct. I dunno, I a shopper, I like to know all my options when I start doing something new, and I wish I had known about box mods sooner.
I think it's perfectly logical to preface a newbie article about box mods with "these are kind of expensive and some people don't liken them to analog smoking" if one wanted, because yeah, better to tell people about all the possibilities. Getting too sticky about what newbs can and can't see, though, that's moving into a sort of governmental control situation and I don't think it's necessary. =) Just my .02
I am going to bed. But here is my view. i recommend almost all newbs get an EGO - unless they are less than 1 pack a day smokers - because they can spend $75 or $80 including supplies - to get a proper vaping experience. This way they will KNOW if it might work for them. Later, they can decide if they prefer a mini, a pen style, a mod, or whatever.
The problem becomes if they either choose something that doesn't provide adequate performance (mini) or something that doesn't provide the smoking experience (mod). Then they may not use it and all of this will be moot. The FIRST experience for many users is critical. Many will elect - right then and there- to either vape or to analog.
This is not about restricting information on any level, which I am exceptionally opposed to as well. It is about getting them a decent product that they will USE. It may not be the right one for them - but at least they will know DAY ONE they like vaping - because they USE it and it WORKS.
It is NOT a device to replace the "act" of smoking for ONE very simple reason - it is NOTHING similar to it! Geez. This logic is not difficult to follow...
Duh. It is NOT what most people want and WHY they did not select a wooden box to sell - regardless of how well it works. It does not matter on ANY level.
I mean how simple do i need to make this.
???? I thought they had to be pumped.
What's more important when trying to mimic the act of smoking.
A) Looking like a cigarette but requiring constant fiddling and getting little vapor or throat hit, or
B) Not looking like a cigarette but requiring little or no maintenance but providing consistent vapor and throat hit.
I agree that the "act" of smoking is what my main addiction was. However, using a standard 510, or Ego for that matter, didn't do it for me because the only way to get consistent vapor was to drip. Another point is that I've spent well over a thousand dollars on various mods until finally finding one that actually gets the job done. Giving this info to new vapers will save them money and frustration in the long run.
Just my two cents. Bye now ....