Which electronic cigarette is the best?
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You'll probably get as many answers as there are vapers.
I recently switched to the Joye eGo after having used njoy products for two years. Don't know if it's the best but it's reliable and it's simple to use...perfect for beginners and "lazy vapers".
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I recently switched to the Joye eGo after having used njoy products for two years. Don't know if it's the best but it's reliable and it's simple to use...perfect for beginners and "lazy vapers".
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What is #1?
#2 and this #3 has 2 atomizers? and what is the battery power of all of them? I never seen these before
For someone just getting started, the standard 510 (that's the type of connection between the battery and the atty or carto) look the most like a cigarette, but the batteries are only good for an hour or so per charge. The KR808 is also popular and lots of options for those as well.
If looks aren't the most important, a slight increase in the diameter like the Riva or Ego (also 510 connection) will give you 4-6 hours per charge. The Go-Go is excellent if you want "fiddle free" vaping, but its threads are proprietary (don't work with anything else). Its battery is good for 12-24 hours, and it holds 3ml of juice (about what the average person vapes in a day)
Any of those are a good place to start, but read up on them and ask LOTS of questions, it can save you money in the long run and folks here are happy to help. There's lots of other "good" ones, but a lot depends on your preferences, budget, etc.
If looks aren't the most important, a slight increase in the diameter like the Riva or Ego (also 510 connection) will give you 4-6 hours per charge. The Go-Go is excellent if you want "fiddle free" vaping, but its threads are proprietary (don't work with anything else). Its battery is good for 12-24 hours, and it holds 3ml of juice (about what the average person vapes in a day)
Any of those are a good place to start, but read up on them and ask LOTS of questions, it can save you money in the long run and folks here are happy to help. There's lots of other "good" ones, but a lot depends on your preferences, budget, etc.
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A lot depends on how much and how long you smoked and how much you're willing to spend.
If you want something that resembles a cigarette and don't mind frequent battery changes, go with a two piece KR808 or 510. Spend a little more and get a reputable brand that's easier to purchase additional parts for.
If you want something with longer battery life but is fatter than a cigarette, go with an ego.
If you want something that resembles a cigarette and don't mind frequent battery changes, go with a two piece KR808 or 510. Spend a little more and get a reputable brand that's easier to purchase additional parts for.
If you want something with longer battery life but is fatter than a cigarette, go with an ego.
The minute you get something that works for you, you'll consider it the best ecig made! And you'll defend it's honor on this forum lol. Welcome to ECF by the way, and good luck.
My latest and greatest device is the Igo from nhaler. Very cool little pv that's super simple, and hassle free.
My latest and greatest device is the Igo from nhaler. Very cool little pv that's super simple, and hassle free.
that is the hardest equation any one can ask my self i have been vapping off and on for 3 years started with the njoy good for 1 week then just died next got the njoy cigar got 2 days of good vapor then it quit moved on to a 510 direct dripping flooded 4 attys now using a vapor king and loving it
I would start with a Riva SE 750 kit for 30.00 at Liberty flights or The Go-Go if you want the best all day hassle free PV for 60.00 at Cigeasy or Nhaler.
In my opinion the best ecigarettes
- use one of the most popular threadings which would be 510 for 3-pieces or KR808D-1 for 2-pieces
- have manual batteries available
- have a PCC that works with manual batteries
- are most supported for new styles of blank cartomizers
- have many adapters available
- have compatible fat battery models available
Just choose what you think is right for you out of the 510 lines (or any mod using 510 threading) or KR808D-1 lines
- use one of the most popular threadings which would be 510 for 3-pieces or KR808D-1 for 2-pieces
- have manual batteries available
- have a PCC that works with manual batteries
- are most supported for new styles of blank cartomizers
- have many adapters available
- have compatible fat battery models available
Just choose what you think is right for you out of the 510 lines (or any mod using 510 threading) or KR808D-1 lines
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I think an ego is a good start! then you can decide what options on ecigs you like and don't I started with an ego and have had it for a few months..I've tried cartos, carts, direct dripping and found pros and cons from all. DD does give the best hits and flavor IMO. I'm looking into a bottom feeder now...I hate fiddling with bottles, foam, syringes,and napkins!
Good Luck and Happy Vaping!!
Good Luck and Happy Vaping!!
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