Mech Mod
If you don't want to go through the standard "evolution of the vape" and spend the cash that has to go in to that. I would recommend putting a bit of cash aside and doing a lot of research, then going with whichever mech mod strikes your fancy. Throw in a couple of Sony VTC5 batteries, a decent charger, a good RDA, some Kanthal, bag of organic non bleached cotton, and an ohm tester base and you are looking at between 100 and 500 bucks depending on what mod you go with. I will always recommend a clone instead of an authentic because you really can't tell the difference in the hit and they are usually a quarter to an eighth of the price. Is it a bit pricey? Yes. Will it give you the most longevity for your buck? yes. Does it seem like there is a lot going on? Definitely. But if you want to vape as a hobby, then it is best that you go ahead and bite the bullet now and make the transition, otherwise, you are going to spend a lot on buying all the stuff that leads up to this and wasting quite a bit of money.
If you aren't looking at doing this for a hobby, and are content with good flavor and a decent vape, then go with an Aspire Nautilus, but find the stainless steel replacement tank, just in case you break the glass and an iTaste MVP, or something similar.
