When you first started vaping did you think you needed a PV that looked like a cigarette?

[jb80]

To heck with anything resembling an analog.....I suck tailpipes now!

This I guess, I deliberately tried to avoid anything that remotely resembles an analogue from the outset.
Besides that I now have a nice blue PV.

 

[Off Topic]

Whenever I advise someone who is looking into vaping, one of the first things I tell them is, "The more it looks like a cigarette, the less you will like the performance."

To do this properly, you need power. If you have the cash on hand, go ahead and get the provari, or something on that scale. The ego's make great emergency backups, but your main device needs to be tough, reliable and have power to spare.

 

[Cherinny]

I still use the analog look-alike. I haven't been vaping very long and using this has made me totally get off analogs. I have been looking into other products but now I am completely confused. Everyone has mentioned what they are using and I have gone to the webpages to look at it. I am not really confused about which one to pick. I will keep looking and seeing which one might suit me.

 

[Damian Duncan]

Brought the Joyetech 510 T kit $60 within 2 days purchased 2 x Provari blue led.

 

[01max]

for me i gave up on cig type batt bec of flavor rather than battery life.

 

[Kevin Freeheart]

My first 901 "pen style" was a waste of money to me.

That said, none of the other options REALLY describe me. No "tailpipe" sucking for me. Considering how much I'm near a computer, the USB charging and passthrough on my Bartleby are the perfect combination. And I like the removable battery.

Quite seriously, the biggest benefit for a PV that looks like a Mag-Lite is the fact that I can open beer bottles with it. I might get one BBQs for exactly that purpose.

 

[Natron]

My first was one someone gave me when they upgraded to an ego. I was envious of that so I saved and got an ego also. Then I found this place and eventually found the classifieds...The rest is history..