- Small batteries and prefilled carts Pros: Easy. Pull a batt off a charger. Screw on a cart. Vape. Looked like a cigarette. Cons: Small batteries died quickly, pre-filled carts dried quickly, and I only got big hits from the first 25-30 pulls with many brands.
- Extra long manual batteries and filling my own carts Pros: Batteries lasted longer, freshly filled carts tasted better and could be reused. Big hits for the first hour. Cons: Still needed several bats charging in rotation to make it through a day of constant vaping, carts had to be filled several times a day, carts got hot after a few hits in a row.
- Extra long manual soft touch stealth batteries with tanks and drip tip Pros: The soft touch felt better in my hand and I could vape more discreetly in dark places (e.g. movie theaters) with the stealth. Tanks needed a filling maybe once a day--usually less, rarely burned out (that terrible burnt plastic flavor when they run out of juice) and gave constant fresh hits. Cons: My stick was now huge. I had to get used to that. Tanks, with a constant flow of juice, can easily ruin batteries (juice leaks down into them over time and they stop working--this happens more slowly with manual batts).
- Dial-A-Volt or Vapor Zeus with tanks or Smileomizers (my current setup) Pros: Batteries last for at least a day--often two or three. Hits, with more volts, are as big as my lungs will allow. With the DAV's, I can tailor how hard they hit (easily getting the right throat hit). Tanks on Zeus and DAV's, with proper care, are much less likely to ruin bats. Smileomizers: beautiful, smooth, tasty hits and they last almost as long as tanks. Cons: Other than being conspicuous, I can't think of anything I don't like about this vaping experience.
The Growth of Ecigs: Bigger is Better
Posted: August 30, 2013
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