Cigarette style vs Exotic or tube like vapes?

[WiganVaper]

Cigarette style vs Exotic or tube like vapes?

I have an e-lites kit (looks like an oversized ciggy) - are the exotic shaped ones better?

 

[KulrMeStoopid]

Hey WiganVaper I am just near you in St Helens

The best e-cig is the one that keeps you from going back to the real cig


While the kit you have has done its job, unfortunately for many users of them, they find they dont cut it.

Normally the next step would be up to a bigger battery (like an Ego 900mah or higher) or onto a variable voltage type device (an Ego Spinner) after that you get into the Mods which totally dont look like the kit you have or an Ego. Sometimes they appeal to people sometimes they dont.

If the kit you have isnt working for you, deffo try something like the Ego Spinner with a Mini Vivi Nova or a clearomiser on top of it. Once you start trying out other things, you will totally get why the cig-a-like kits aren't quite the best product on the market, but have their place because they got you here


Welcome to the Planet!

 

[Purplefowler]

Welcome. You have also have to work out what you want from vaping. Do you just want something that works or do you like to tinker? Many of us like gadgets and fiddling with stuff, the hobby side of vaping. As KulrMeStoopid says, the best kit is the one that works for you

 

[Raguri]

Personally, I find that cigalikes just don't cut the mustard. I started off on a very similar kit (Steamlite), and found that the amount of vapour produced was next to none! Since upgrading to my Vamo, I've cut out entirely and have lasted a month!
The best part is, I don't regret it at all. The money I would have spent on cartridges etc, has paid for the Vamo!
If it's working for now, keep with it! However, if you find that as your usage goes up and the batteries last less and less, And you want to experiment a bit without breaking the piggy bank each time you have to get 'carts, then upgrade
(Totally not biased opinion)

 

[captainbiscuit]

I started off on e-lites, whilst they are pretty good I didn't last very long with them. They get expensive very quickly and I found the cartridges to be fairly inconsistent some seemingly offering only a few decent vapes. I moved on to an ego-c with CE4/5 clearomizers and it's fantastic, I've got two batts to alternate. Be prepared for a bit of work initially though. It can seem a bit costly to start with with but once you're set I'm sure you won't look back. Then there's the quest to find your favourite juice, all part of the fun though

You can also refill e-lites if cost is an issue.