Tried loads of vapes. Disappointed with all so far...

[Matt Hodson]

Hi guys.
I've turned to the Vape life to quit smoking - and it's worked! It's been about 15 months now! WOOOOP!

The issue is, I cannot find a Vape which doesn't die on me. I've tried three different Vapes which include:

Vapour2 Pro
88Vape Deluxe
And another I've forgotten the other devices name.

They always just stop working because of a random fault or leak a stupid amount which eventually leads to them breaking. I've bought 5 Vapour2 Pro (Which from what I've read are premium) and 4 88Vape Deluxes... In total, about 10 Vapes...

I'm looking for any suggestions on Vapes (not modded/the thick party trick clouds, more of an E-CIG type of thing)... every article I read is biased because all their links are affiliate links.

Help would be MUCH appreciated! Thank you!

 

[MiscoDatt]

Jac Vapour's products are very good and their QC and Customer service is excellent. Might be worth a look.
Vaporesso usually make good quality stuff and have a lot of fans.

 

[zouzounaki]

You should get an aio eco. It’s pretty cheap, small and ecig like and works very well what it is. I got one for the mother in law and she’s very impressed.

You’ll find coils on amazon as well.

Amazon product ASIN B07B94D35D

 

["Hollow"]

Innokin t20s is great or maybe the new innokin t18 2. Haven't heard of the kits you have got.
https://vaping101.co.uk/collections/beginner/products/innokin-endura-t18-ii-starter-kit

 

[MavicP]

Bang for buck, the Orion Q is pretty good. It's a satisfying vape, not too much fog, great flavour and no leaks.
You can find them on some of the more reputable Chinese sites for just over £20.00.

 

[Lung Redemption]

You should be able to get a solid 6 months out of any throw away internal battery mod that costs £20-30, if your mods are costing any reasonable amount above that and dying sooner, stop buying them.

Cost efficiency wise, consider getting a mod that takes literal batteries and purchasing a set of batteries + charger (you could have afforded it by now considering how many mods you've had to throw away).

 

[nickp87]

Innokin t20s is great or maybe the new innokin t18 2. Haven't heard of the kits you have got.
https://vaping101.co.uk/collections/beginner/products/innokin-endura-t18-ii-starter-kit

I'd second the innokin, all round very good kits. Started with the t22 (not an pen style but very small) that was given to me, it's taken a absolute beating and still going strong.

No experience with the Vapour2 Pro (but it seems very expensive for what it is) but the 88vape one is a cheap pen and i wouldn't expect them to last long.

 

["Hollow"]

Just looked at the vapour 2 Pro and that's looks like a set up from about 5 years ago and they are charging £68 reduced to £49. Looks to have silica wicks dangling in the tank. They also advertise it to be used with "herbs".

Much better stuff out there for a fraction of the price.

Check out the starter kits from vaping101.co.uk.

 

[Mitz]

You should get an aio eco. It’s pretty cheap, small and ecig like and works very well what it is. I got one for the mother in law and she’s very impressed.

You’ll find coils on amazon as well.

Amazon product ASIN B07B94D35D

You need to drop the https:// on amazon links.

All I see is a meesage saying "this site can't be reached ".

 

[zouzounaki]

@Matt Hodson , get one of these.

www.amazon.co.uk/Joyetech-Starter-Cigarette-Black-PEACEVAPETM/dp/B07B94D35D

Cheers @Mitz I forget some people can’t see them. I can see the amazon links fine on safari on an iphone.