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Dj Xy

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I've been vaping for 2 months now, I've been very happy with the RN4081 using cartos ( atomizer and cartridges didn't work well for me even after cleaning the atomizer it still didn't compare to the cartos )
But I was considering getting another style PV which ones should I look into the will work as well or better than my RN4081?
 

cskent

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Actually, having owned an RN4081 when I first started, I can tell you pretty much any of the models recommended by members here on ECF will work better. If you want a smaller unit the 510 or KR808 are much better, but suffer from the same short battery life as the RN. If you want to overcome this obstacle, a larger battery unit such as the eGo or Riva will help alleviate this problem. It's all about what you need. If you smoked more than about 1/2 pack a day I'd suggest something with a larger battery.
 

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The first things that I would consider are:
1)Size & Shape- Do you want a PV that is the approx size & shape of a traditional analog or are you looking to explore a bigger and less
2)Battery Life: How often and how much do you vape? All day away from home? Are you looking for a PV that has longer battery life than the RN4081 or has that been OK for you? Have you thought about trying a higher voltage? Maybe 5 volts?
3)Cartos or attys? Sounds like you prefer the cartomizer. That should help you rule out the others.

What is the main reason you want to get a different PV? Are there some things that you want to improve on in comparison to the RN4081?

I know I'm answering your question with questions, but IMHO, that's what you need to do. Ask your self these questions.
Maybe make a list. Things you like and dislike about the PV you currently have. Most folks that enjoy the vaping experience usually end up buying 3 or 4 models before really settling in on one in particular.

You might want to read what other members say about specific models here: Model Specific Discussion

Good luck in your search for the next PV!
 
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