I would suggest getting a decent mod that will last as a priority. Whatever you end up vaping on will need a platform to screw on to.
While the MVP 2 is great little device, it only fires up to 11W which will quickly become limiting.
At the same time i would advise against the Sigelei 100W. For one, there has been issues with the firing button getting stuck, which can be a dangerous hazard, and second, i don't believe that recommending a 100W device with stacked batteries to someone that has never done a single build is a good idea. If buying a high powered device, you should know exactly why you want it, and not because the person next to you said 100W is better, or a cooler number than 30 or 40 ;-)
My personal recommendation would be vaporshark rDNA 40. They are not cheap, but great quality devices. 40Watts is enough to blow some decent clouds for most people.
The Aspire Atlantis is certainly capable of blowing some clouds. If you don't mind buying coils constantly for your hard earned money, then go with that.
If you want to get into rebuilding, read on
- Pick up a simple 3-post design dripper that has free standing posts. Bonus points if it has some sort of airflow control. There are tons of choices here, and probably as many opinions on which to get. I'd say something like a Zenith is easy to build and experiment on and can provide plenty of airflow should you need it later on. Clones can be gotten as for as little as 8$ from FT. Their shipping is quite slow however, there might be other options available to you locally. If do you buy a clone, wash it thoroughly.
- Grab some 28, 27, 26 gauge Kanthal wires.
- Get an Ohm-meter! If you bought the vaporshark, there is technically no need for one, but they are cheap and double up as a stand while you work on your builds.
- A bag of organic cotton, or, if you can get them at a reasonable price, Japanese cotton pads. The japanese cotton is slightly better and easier to work with, but regular cotton is certainly fine.
- A set of micro screwdrivers or drillbits 2, 2.5, 3mm or US size equivalents
- A small windlight or chef torch
Start with a simple 28 gauge single coil build and don't be shy to experiment! There are tons of tutorials out there with different builds you can do.
Assuming that you enjoyed building, you will most likely want a rebuildable tank next, but that would be too much to cover in a single post.
If you master all the gear above and ever hit a point where you believe that 40W and 26 gauge just isn't enough, you will have better knowledge and most likely be able to decide for yourself if you want to use a mechmod or some 260gigawatt box.
