Which Should I Get?

[Luma]

I have been researching ALOT and there are so many out there with so many pros and cons.

Here is what I am looking for.

-Long battery life

-Smooth vaping. (dont really need massive hits)

-Least amount of "mouth hit juice" lol.

-Decent price

-Good part availability and accessories

-More hits before needing to be re carted or re juiced

What would be a good way to go. I will be purchasing 2 for myself in a starter kit along with extra juice and carts

 

[doots]

I d suggest Protege from puresmoker with 801 atty.

Or VP2 from vaprlife with 801.

Good battery performace and 801 holds most amount of eliquid.


Batteries can be purchased almost anywhere. 14500 Li-Ions.

 

[RIMP]

For ease of use I'd recommend vapor king @ vapor4life.com VERY easy to use and make sure you get a pass thru and some manual batts He has an ultimate ultimatum kit that is manual and it's a good price Use code smilin for 10% off

RIMP

 

[Mr Sinister]

Vapor King A.K.A KR808D-1

Nhaler
Cigeasy
ChoiceVapor
Mist-sitx
Vapor 4 Life
Vaporkings
Electronic Ash
Cigtechs (coming soon)

 

[klobdob]

I would suggest the the KR808. This model is known by many different names, but the one I have used and love is the Vapor King from Vapor 4 Life.

The cartomizer is designed with a rubber ring to help stop juice from being sucked into your mouth. The cartos hold a lot before they need refilled. The are a snap to change, just screw on and go. Vapor4life has several different batteries, including an extra long one that lasts forever. Plus they have a charging case that charges the regular sized ones while you are out and about. The Vapor King is my second ecig, and it wins hands down over a 3 piece design. Plus, Vapor4life has amazing customer service and usually includes freebies your order. Other people sell the KR808 model. I know there is a lot of debate right now about whether all KR808s are made the same or if some vendors have had them improved upon. I really don't know since I have no way to compare them.

Good luck. Getting an ecig of course is a matter of personal preference, but I have never seen anyone on this board complain about the VK.

 

[Keef]

I would suggest you look at the big battery mods but start with a small regular e-cig to test the water.

Unless you are happy spending $$$ without knowing if you like vaping.

As doots says the 801 would be good as you dont want throat hit or you dont think you do

Or the DSE901 SLB type would also possibly suit you too.

Yes the battery life on them will drive you nuts but they are good to learn to vape with.

 

[cassavetes]

I'd say the kR808, or maybe an 801 if size isn't an issue.

 

[Luma]

I have looked at the 808 and I am not really feelin this.

Does anybody know where the Revolver is in stock? What do you guys think about that? It seems like that would work best for me.

 

[Mr Sinister]

Revolvercig.com is the only one at the moment, for that model. It does not have a good battery life, though, as it is very small.

 

[Fedor]

I have been researching ALOT and there are so many out there with so many pros and cons.

Here is what I am looking for.

-Long battery life

-Smooth vaping. (dont really need massive hits)

-Least amount of "mouth hit juice" lol.

-Decent price

-Good part availability and accessories

-More hits before needing to be re carted or re juiced

What would be a good way to go. I will be purchasing 2 for myself in a starter kit along with extra juice and carts

For the above, check out the M201

Starter Kits - Starter Kit - M-201 - Electronic Cigarette | Electronic Cigarettes | E-Cigarettes | E-Cigs from Smoore

 

[props76]

I have looked at the 808 and I am not really feelin this.

Does anybody know where the Revolver is in stock? What do you guys think about that? It seems like that would work best for me.

M401/402/403 are the same sort of thing as the Revolver, cept I haven't seen a PCC for them. They are small. Heck if you are worried about batt life just get 10 of them, they are 7-10 bucks each.

Before you laugh at that, remeber the Prod. and other large batts cost around $100 bucks, which is more that 7 extra batts, which would allow you to keep the size small.

801 is a great e-cig, but one of your requirements was no mouths of juice. The 801, seems to be really bad for that. Personally I don't care, and its worth it for a vape.

 

[Luma]

Sweet. I just ordered the VapKing with some Pinacoloda and menthol catomizers.

CANT WAIT!!!!!!!

btw... anybody know how long it took to get their cig from V4Life?

 

[PhoenixRising]

Sweet. I just ordered the VapKing with some Pinacoloda and menthol catomizers.

CANT WAIT!!!!!!!

btw... anybody know how long it took to get their cig from V4Life?

Usually about 3-4 days. Enjoy!

 

[Snarkyone]

Yep get a cartomizer, for battery life, no juice shots in the mouth, less hassles. No doubt about it. Do yourself a favor and spend the money and get the best unit first. If I could turn back time I would buy a GreenCig the first time and I would not have a couple of 510's and m401's and a KR808D-1 lying around.

The KR808D-1 hits nicely a cart last me 24 hrs of normal vaping for me which is about how long a pack of smokes lasted. I didn't count the puffs, I counted the hours between cart changes much as I counted my cigarettes by the pack not by the cigarette. To put it in cart terms the difference between the cartomizers and the 510, 901, and m401's of the market is much like the difference between a Chevy Caprice and Cadillac STS or something. They both get the job done but some do better than others. Once you get into the cartomizers you have the BMW's like the KR808D-1 and you have the Rolls Royce's and Bentley's like the GreenCig which has the most technology in it.

The 510 has the worse battery life and a harsh hit, the m401 has a great battery and great taste, with a good throat hit but not as much vapor as the 510. They both work and have their positives, and I think you will find in time that you want a few different models depending on what your doing anyway. Your choice in E-Cigs is a personal choice much like your choice in what cigarette brand you liked when you smoked those.

 

[dfawcett]

Sweet. I just ordered the VapKing with some Pinacoloda and menthol catomizers.

CANT WAIT!!!!!!!

btw... anybody know how long it took to get their cig from V4Life?

Gratz and welcome to the club, your going to be happy with your choice.

If you have any questions or comments, please come over to the Vapor4Life forum and chat.

David

 

[danarmstrong]

I have been vaping a BLU for about 3 weeks now and the battery life is definitly driving me crazy. After much reading on this website I have decided to order the DSE801 from vaporkings. I am ordering it monday and cannot wait to get it.
They say the battery lasts around 6 hours which would be super nice compared to what I have.
Good luck and everyone seems different as to what may suit you.
Dan

 

[Eric in AK]

Just thought I'd mention that Blu claims they have a 30 day money back guarantee, so if you're only 3 weeks in on this you might want to ship it back. Not too many Blu vapers on this forum, from what I can tell.....might be a reason for that.

 

[Luma]

I am also going to be purchasing a Revolver when they are back in stock. Really like to give that a go for a week.

 

[klobdob]

Hi Luma,

I just thought I would let you know that Vapor4life has announced that they are coming out with a short battery next week. (for the Vapor King/KR808)

The battery with the cartomizer will be the same size as a king size cigarette. I thought you might like to know since it sounds like you might be looking for a shorter device. I am excited about it because my first egic was the 84 which is also the same size as a king cig. I have liked the longer battery life of a larger batt, but sometimes a smaller easy to palm battery is in order for sneaking vapes. Congrats on your new ecig!

 

[Luma]

Oh awesome!!!

I think I will wait on the extra bat and order 2 smallies when the are available! That way I can have the best of both worlds. Woot.