good/great ecig/vapers in UK?

[DigDog]

where should i look to get a better vaporizer?

currently i'm using a Smok body with variable regulation 3.2~4.8v, and the standard atomizer that comes with it.

i've enjoyed this vaper for a few monts now and i'm ready to spend £100 to get a *really good* one.

i've tried looking at the various websites but i can't really figure out what to get; i'm not even sure what the different types of attachments are, i think mine is an Ego but afaik there are just two different lengths of the metal contacts on the bottom.

Also, reading some of the reviews on the parts i get the impression i really should have kept up with the tech since it came out. Is the Nautilus the top atomizer around? And what body can i couple it with?

I read that low resistance "tips" become hotter, i hate this when it happens to my vaper, i'd rather it remained cool.

I'm also not keen on massive clouds of smoke, i like my vaper to be discreet.

Any recommendations? care to "build me a system"? And what website should i get it from ?

tnx in advance


(or if you can point me in teh direction of a "everything you wanted to know" post)

 

[SolMiester]

I use the aspire Nautilus Tank, bottom coil design with same variable battery type you have....
I expect it to be available in both US and UK as it is down here in NZ....

My original clearisor screwed inside the battery, this one outside, think it just needs to be 501 conpatible.

I actually have 5 batteries now, 4 x ego 3.3 and the variable one, all work with each other..

 

[Broheim]

I'm kinda in the same boat as you, currently have a kangertech evod (and a bunch of knockoff batteries for when I inevitable forget to recharge it, they work fine) and I'm looking to move up a class or two.

been thinking about going with the nautilus and either a joyetech or provari mod, the provari has exceptional build quality but the joyetech evic supreme gives a ridiculous level of customization.

decisions, decisions...

you can always hit up /r/electronic_cigarette/ since there's bound to be UKers that can tell you the best place to get it.

 

[BUTCH1]

I'm kinda in the same boat as you, currently have a kangertech evod (and a bunch of knockoff batteries for when I inevitable forget to recharge it, they work fine) and I'm looking to move up a class or two.

been thinking about going with the nautilus and either a joyetech or provari mod, the provari has exceptional build quality but the joyetech evic supreme gives a ridiculous level of customization.

decisions, decisions...

you can always hit up /r/electronic_cigarette/ since there's bound to be UKers that can tell you the best place to get it.

While the Nautilus has had many great reviews it's kinda pricy @$35 (unless it's come down since the last time I checked), for that $$ you could buy 2-3 Protanks and have different flavors available, yea, the Protank is 2 yrs old (ancient in the E-cig world) but I still find it works well with any adjustable battery and replacement coils are dirt cheap on Ebay, ($6.40 for 5, shipped). As far as batteries go if you don't mind the box-shaped appearance the Itaste clones are available for around $35, it's charge will last for a few days and it has a port to use it to power your smartphone in a pinch, plus you get digital readout of power, coil ohm's, wattage, ect. Right now I'm running on 2 Vision "spinners" 1300Mah, these have dropped down to the $20-25 price range, last for most of a day (that's really vaping a lot, otherwise it would last 1-2 days no problem). What it boils down to is what you want is adequate for your needs, there are some batteries that are gigantic, cost $150-200 and will blast vapor like a fog machine but I get the feeling that it's getting into bragging rights vs real world needs. Have a look on You tube, tons of stuff reviewed there for you to get an idea as to what you might want.

 

[DigDog]

well, i'll look around some more. and yeah, i dont need a smoke machine, just a quiet nicotine dispenser.

 

[moonbogg]

Provari + kayfun here. Its as good as I care to pursue.