upgrading or buying another ecig

[elaineone]

hi , trying to find my way around its confusing.At the moment using nicolites .interested in the 510 carto at vape escape any feedback would be greatly recieved

[Karma]

Off the top of my head, i think nocolites have a 510 connection, can anyone confirm this?

If so then any upgrade you buy that has a 510 connection will be compatible with the cartos you already have!

How do you find the battery life on the nicolites? Would you consider a slightly bigger e-cig to gain longer between charges?

[Ellen]

Yup nicolites is 510 threaded, but the battery life is very short, would recommended going for a bigger battery as Karma is suggesting

[Chrissie]

Elaine, you would do so much better if you upgraded to a Riva or eGo

[tkvape]

IMO, If i were you, i will start with buying 1 ego twist battery and some BOGE cartomisers. It will save a lot of money. I wasted more than 70 pounds before i found this effective cheap set up.

You can not go wrong with them for sure

[giles]

Elaine, the experienced vapers on this forum tend to recommend stuff which doesn't look or feel a lot like a cigarette. That gear is doubtless very good but don't feel you have to use it if you feel more comfortable with what is known here as a cig-a-like. You can still get a very good vaping experience - lots better than the nicolite. It'll cost you more than the big battery stuff, but it'll still be a heck of a lot cheaper than smoking. You'll need to carry spares with you, and you'll be recharging batteries a lot, which wears them out - hence the cost.

imo the most important thing is to find one or more eliquids that you like. Get a variety and see. You don't have stick to one supplier for them.

I would also suggest getting a kit with atomisers as well as cartomisers. Using just carts without refilling them costs a lot more, and filling for an atomiser is easier than filling a cart; but also the vaping experience tends to be a bit different, and some people (including me) find that if they vape a lot on a cart it gives them a sore throat.

VapeEscape is a well respected supplier. If you do decide to stick with a cig-a-like then their Joyce 510 starter kit looks good to me. They seem to like black batteries with blue LEDs. Looks less like a cigarette than your nicolite but has the advantage that people don't think you are smoking.

Any questions you've got, just ask - there are people on this forum who know just about everything (lots more than me), and really do want to help.