So, long time lurker, first time poster with yet another first buy question.
I'm looking to purchase an e-cig and currently have my eye on either a Sidesho or a Revolver, and I'm having a hard time deciding between the two.
I know there are plenty of other options and people are going to be popping in here and suggesting that I skip both and buy a huge carto chomping beast, or something that looks like it fell out the back of Tommy Chong's station wagon, but I've pretty much exhausted all other options over the last few days of research.
I know throat hit would be better with an X, more vapor production with a Y, larger carts/less refilling with a Z, etc, but as a fairly light smoker who only smoked menthol lights at a rate of a pack every 2/3 days I'm not looking for something that's gonna blow my head off every time I pull it out.
I also don't have much in the way of a nicotine need to worry about either, after smoking for 10 years or so it was always the act of smoking that I enjoyed rather than a physical craving, combined with idle hands and a bit of hyperactivity and it's a glorious combination.
So anyhoo, I've been scouring the forum and interwebs for the lact few days and have settled on either a Sidesho or a Revolver, both seem to fit the bill nicely, two full e-cigs, PCC charger/case, snazzy design, and more importantly for me with a desire to kick the habit of the smoking "act", they're both fairly close to analogs as far as size/looks go.
Where I hit a snag is in deciding which end of this narrow spectrum to go for.
The Revolver is appealing primarily due to the size, it's pretty damn close to a regular size analog, and from what I can gather it seems to perform pretty well for an e-cig of its size.
The Sidesho is a tad larger, but from what I can gather brings with it increases in performance to counter the size increase, and has much more in the way of snazzy colours to choose from.
I haven't really found much in the way of direct comparisons between the two, probably since they seem to occupy slightly different niches in the market, but I figure before I end up flipping a coin or something I may as well expose my dilemma to public scrutiny and see if anybody (hopefully) has any opinions/info on the matter.
HALP PLZ.
(Apologies for the wall of text, I'm quite prone to rambling, not that I need to tell you that at this point!)
I'm looking to purchase an e-cig and currently have my eye on either a Sidesho or a Revolver, and I'm having a hard time deciding between the two.
I know there are plenty of other options and people are going to be popping in here and suggesting that I skip both and buy a huge carto chomping beast, or something that looks like it fell out the back of Tommy Chong's station wagon, but I've pretty much exhausted all other options over the last few days of research.
I know throat hit would be better with an X, more vapor production with a Y, larger carts/less refilling with a Z, etc, but as a fairly light smoker who only smoked menthol lights at a rate of a pack every 2/3 days I'm not looking for something that's gonna blow my head off every time I pull it out.
I also don't have much in the way of a nicotine need to worry about either, after smoking for 10 years or so it was always the act of smoking that I enjoyed rather than a physical craving, combined with idle hands and a bit of hyperactivity and it's a glorious combination.
So anyhoo, I've been scouring the forum and interwebs for the lact few days and have settled on either a Sidesho or a Revolver, both seem to fit the bill nicely, two full e-cigs, PCC charger/case, snazzy design, and more importantly for me with a desire to kick the habit of the smoking "act", they're both fairly close to analogs as far as size/looks go.
Where I hit a snag is in deciding which end of this narrow spectrum to go for.
The Revolver is appealing primarily due to the size, it's pretty damn close to a regular size analog, and from what I can gather it seems to perform pretty well for an e-cig of its size.
The Sidesho is a tad larger, but from what I can gather brings with it increases in performance to counter the size increase, and has much more in the way of snazzy colours to choose from.
I haven't really found much in the way of direct comparisons between the two, probably since they seem to occupy slightly different niches in the market, but I figure before I end up flipping a coin or something I may as well expose my dilemma to public scrutiny and see if anybody (hopefully) has any opinions/info on the matter.
HALP PLZ.
(Apologies for the wall of text, I'm quite prone to rambling, not that I need to tell you that at this point!)
