Unbiased expert opinion need please

[gpxfiles77]

Hello,
I an new to the e cig product. I would like an unbiased expert opinion on which kit to buy that is the "best", basically what you have found to overall be the best in terms the quality not cost.

Please suggest a kit I could order now. I would like to be able to upgrade and do mods as well down the line. This is for me and more importantly for my parents who I am trying to get to quit smoking without any success.
I will be getting this for them as well. If there are any problems or glitches or anything they will stop using it and just keep smoking so I would really appreciate a "real" answer. Forgive me but I am not that interested in hearing a sales person's opinion. Unfortunatly alot of these self help forums get infilterated with sales people that destroy the integrity of many forums.

I would appreciate any opinions showing a complete kit that I could buy now online. I am looking for lots of refills, lots of smoke, reliable operation etc.

Any help appreciated, thank you

 

[DonDaBoomVape]

I see that you are new here, so you would have no way of knowing that this is the single most asked question on ECF (not only in this ATE forum).

The short answer is: it depends.

But you did provide criteria, so I am able to give you a more specific answer (and one that I'm sure is much less frustrating). Since you included "lots of smoke" and did not include "very simple to use," I recommend the Joye 510. [If it had been the other way around, I would have recommended the Kr8.]

The Joye 510 is the most popular model among forum members, it is very reliable, and it generates tons of vapor. [Any e-cig can be refilled as long as parts last.]

These days, most ECF suppliers carry a 510 (not necessarily Joye). Some of the U.S. suppliers with the least expensive Joye 510 starter kits are: Cignot, LiteCigUSA, Rocky Mountain Vapor, NHaler, Liberty Flights US [NOTE: Liberty Flights UK carries the DSE510.], Ecigsupply, The House of Vapor, and Awesome Vapor.

FYI: I am not a salesman. Rather I consider myself a vaping encyclopediaist (aka I know a little bit about a lot of e-cigs).