from what iv read as long as you have a decent battery then that's ok, is this true? going to the totally wicked shop in wakefield tomorrow so will see if I can get some different clearomizers to put me on until I find out which one to buy. Ive tried the ones with the wick down the side and the ones with the wick in the middle not sure whether to rely on these ones though. I suppose il just have to get a few and see which I take to.
I not sure if I like the the square ones sorry and hes now said my budget is about 60 pound if that's easier. Really sorry for all the questions.
Is cost an issue? Just be careful shopping, because you probably have it in your mind to buy all sorts of new stuff.
The eGo C+ is Joyetech's latest answer to the fact that their atomizers are outdated and poor value.
Most people have said it's not much better.
If you want to shop at a Totally Wicked store, then ask about the RCS clearomisers.
You will pay nearly double the cost of online stores, but if you are only getting 1 clearomiser, it hardly matters.
Have a look at the eGo "Twist". It's a good battery. Personally, I wouldn't buy one for £25 when you can get a better one for £18, but like I said, all these things are relative.
What annoys me most about TW is mostly not the prices, but the selling of those hopeless atomiser kits.
There is one price that does annoy me though, and that's the MVP v2.
It's £55 in TW and £37 everywhere else.
TECC have it reduced at the moment to £40, but sure as eggs are eggs, somebody is going to pay £55 tomorrow (Saturday) when shopping in town and then find out they paid nearly £20 extra for nothing.
I really think you should look into Innokin iTasteVV. £30 for the kit with 5 clearomisers.
iTaste VV V3.O Kit
If you don't like square, then get round!
Vision Spinner 1300 MAH
and buy some separate clearomisers.
