What was your first E-cig?

[Adam]

I've never posted a poll before, so my apologies if it doesn't work. I was just curious what your first e-cig was that you bought. i purchased a SE8084 for my first e-cig. And to be brutaly honest, if it wasn't for a friend's mom that bought a much better/more exspensive e-cig, I wouldn't be on this forum. I had a bad experience with the se8084. If you cast your vote, if you wouldn't mind, please put a post about what you bought and if your first experience was good or bad.

 

[fsu1dolfan]

901 from puresmoker and i havent looked back...the thing rocks!

 

[TheEmperorOfIceCream]

I couldn't make my mind up between the front runners (back in May) so I ordered a pile of 'em. Both Janty KBs, an njoy pen and a Sedansa Supermini. Then I couldn't wait for them to arrive (the brand boys have never been that nippy on dispatch) so I ordered a generic RN4072 pen from pillbox38. He turned it around in a day or two and easily beat the top-line gear, so I was smoking the generic for a week or so before I saw any of the stuff I'd shelled out mongo beans for.

It was superb and instantly converted me. Think the atomiser lasted a month or so. The brand jobs were better, but I had a lot of trouble with returns and so on before I got them running smoothly.

Emp

 

[ZambucaLu]

My first ecig was the penstyle usb passthrough from bestecig. I then ordered a penstyle kit from there....and I've been hooked on penstyles ever since!

Lu

 

[Momof3]

Classic black penstyle from Puresmoker with 4 hole atomizer. I had stumbled across RatInDaHat's wonderful review and tutorial site. His site along with my needs for purchasing an e-cig to begin with helped me to decide what to buy and from where. So about 20 minutes of working with it after it arrived and I was satisfied it would suit. It was for a trip.

I just purchased a pilot to try and meet everyday needs.

 

[rejoice]

Some off brand mini from Ebay. A piece of junk is what it is. Than got a pen off ebay a piece of junk too. Lets see and than a crown 7 no good for me. When I finally found this forum and ordered a Janty kissbox. This was so much better than all the rest I had. Still I wanted something better.

 

[snf]

pilot, 901 coming s00n!

 

[Elle]

first e-cig, penstyle from epuffer, which i looooove

i have a dse901 on the way from puresmoker. it was a hard choice between that and the pilot... and i'll probably end up with that too. but with so many happy 901 owners here i decided to go with that first.

hubbs was sold on my penstyle so i have one of those on the way too. although when he tries the 901 i'm sure i'll be putting in another order

 

[Lane]

1st one was a 901b from puresmoker, then the pen, then the cigar, then the pilot

 

[lee929]

My first e-cig was the Njoy NPRO.

Although it works ok, I don't have anything to compare it to until my I receive my Pilot from Puresmoker.

 

[mace bewley]

started with an NJOY pen and i'm now waiting on a KB classic to get here.

 

[Adam]

Thank you everyone for posting and voting! It's interesting to see what people buy first. Looking back, I wish I spent more money and did a little more research before I bought my first one.

 

[VapinAbby]

Generic Pen Style 4 hole atomizer from puresmoker. Its the only one I own and I'm happy with it. I plan to stick with these until something comes up that blows penstyles out of the water.

I chose this one because of the reports of good vapor + longer battery life.

 

[skex]

Puresmoker Classic Penstyle with 4 hole atomizer. Only one I got had it about 3 weeks and perfectly happy with it. Just wish I'd ordered 2 instead of one and an extra charger.

I do have an extra atomizer and USB passthru on the way hoefully can extend my batteries lives with that.

I don't care if it looks like a cigarette in fact I got the silver with a blue LED specifically so it wouldn't look like one.

 

[udave]

First was an epuffer EAZE Magnum (loongtotem, smoke51, bloog.) It has some downsides, but once you refill a cart with some good liquid the throat hit and vapor are great. Got a Pilot from puresmoker now, still getting use to it so I can't really compare the two yet.

 

[smokingclam]

Mine was the Janty Kissbox Classic. Went right for the gusto off the bat.

 

[zlotvor]

Mine will be a SMOORE-402. I just ordered it and it's on his way to home ;-)

--
Z

 

[Tin Cup]

I got the DSE901 in black w/ blue LED about a week ago. What a mess... I had a bad atomizer, but didn't know it. All I knew was that it didn't work.

Stuck with it, ordered more atomizers & batteries (because I didn't know which one was the problem) and now everything works & life is good. Next one will probably be a pen style, although I like the 901 because it's easy to stick in my pocket.

 

[e-pipeman]

My first was a classic Intellicig (the one before the Evo). I still use these daily in conjunction with a USB passthrough and a Battech battery. The atomisers keep on going and because the voltage delivered is a little higher than that from the original batteries (which used to fade, unlike Evo batts) you get fantastic vapour production. At present I'm pretty much housebound (knee operation) so they're an ideal "static use" device.

 

[ill_dawg]

My first was a health-e cigarette, because that was all I could find in my neck of the woods (Poland-I'm an English teacher) on short notice before going to the UK for the holidays. I was desperate to get something quick to beat the bans, and wanted to try smoking on an airplane before the powers that be got wind of e-cigs. It isn't completely awful, or at least mine isn't. I've heard they can be complete trash, though. Some have been known to catch fire and whatnot. I still keep it around as a backup backup.

My second was a supermini. Miles ahead of the first, quicklt replaced the health. I still use it for dripping while I'm at home, and for the times when my platinum 901 (the current king of the hill) is down for maintainance. I still have yet to pull the trigger on a single atomizer on any of them, and have only had minor battery problems. In my experience, a little rubbing alcohol and canned air goes a long way in keeping these things running.