Which is the best E=Cig on the market?

[AlexTM]

What's best for you isn't necessarily best for the person next door, so that question is a triffle hard to answer.
Have a look at that poll, for example: While 510 atties are recommended most (56% atm), the rest has it's fans, too.

 

[CH101]

Has anyone tried Elusion electronic cigarettes?

They don't have nicotine cartridges due to a law in NZ and AU, but could be worth trying even without. Looks like they ship to Oz.

Ooooh, just checked and 50% off April special. Chocolate, apple, vanilla, yum! Hmmm....

 

[Dred]

Has anyone tried Elusion electronic cigarettes?
They don't have nicotine cartridges due to a law in NZ and AU, but could be worth trying even without. Looks like they ship to Oz.

You can buy any e-cig with zero nicotine juice. Elusion looks like it might be just a repackaged KR808 at twice the price. Can you get a 510 in Oz? if you can, get some PG and flavoring and your in business.

 

[Squidbert]

A couple months ago I purchased my first, a 510. After living with it day in and day out, dealing with short lasting batteries that trail off quickly and the poorly built PCC, I ordered a Silver Bullet kit. I couldn't be happier. Battery lasts forever. Atty gets a solid 3.7V+ whereas a 510 actually puts out closer to 3V.

Some people may not recommend someone starting out with a "mod" but I don't see anything wrong with it. If I was gonna recommend a more "mainstream" product that's smaller, I've heard great things about the eGo/Tornado.

It seems most "mods" ordered online will cost less than a more mainstream model sold in a local market. May as well make your money count from the get go...

 

[Chief_White_Cloud]

Which is the best E=Cig on the market today?

Just a thought, and as I haven't tried one yet (it's in transit) I'm not advocating this model, but just presenting options.

Based on the premise that:

A) You would like good battery life.
B) It doesn't have to look/feel or be the same size as an "analogue Cig".
C) you want flexibility to try different atomisers (and maybe even a cartomizer).

Then maybe EastMall's Indulgence may fit the bill.

Indulgence - Manual - Eastmall International Co.,Ltd

It has the flexibility of 3.7 V or High Voltage Vaping & multiple battery options (with the optional extra Extender Cup). Multiple atomiser options {kit comes with DPV9 (KR808D1)/EM9 (901), EM4 (40X), EM5 (510) & EM8 (801) } adapter caps.

It's not too big but not too small, and looks good.

Like I mentioned, I haven't yet tried one so I cant advocate for it yet, but it does have some pretty neat flexibilities.

For example: I started with an E9 (but wasn't sold on battery or the carts)......moved on to a 510 (nice atty...short battery life). Then I progressed to an eGo/Tornado,I love this little guy & better battery life but I'd like to try a couple of other atomiser types and have further battery options. Now if I'd known about a unit like the Indulgence in the first place.....I could have saved myself a bit of ca$h and started off with it ) Live & Learn). The kit seems well priced at $59 for a mod. Replacement batteries are cheap and easy to find. They have a Pass Through Cable and because of the better battery life you don't need to carry a PCC around.

As I said.....Just a thought.