When you're shopping for a vape starter kit, it's easy to be overwhelmed by all the choices. There are so many brands, flavors, and styles to choose from. From vape pens to mods and everything in between, there's no shortage of options out there! In this guide we'll outline what you should be looking for when buying your first or next vape kit:
Tank Capacity
Tank capacity is one of the most important things to consider when choosing vape pod kits. It's also probably not something you are thinking of, but it will become extremely important once you get started with vaping. Your tank should be able to hold enough e-liquid for at least a few hours of vaping without having to refill.
The more e-juice your tank can hold, the less often you'll have to refill your tank during the day or night. Of course, this means that if you're planning on going out for an entire day and plan on having multiple sessions throughout that time frame, then make sure that there's enough juice in your device so that it doesn't run out while away from home/office/car, etc.
Also, keep in mind how many puffs each hit provides before needing another hit as well (some will go through their tanks faster than others).
Coil Resistance
Coil resistance is measured in ohms and determines how much vapor you get from a hit. It also affects battery life, flavor and throat hit. If you want to produce more vapor, you'll need a higher coil resistance number.
If the device you choose has an adjustable coil system, then it's best to start at the lowest setting for now until you figure out what works best for your preferences (your preferences will change over time).
Battery Compatibility
The first thing to check is if a battery is compatible with your device. For example, if you have a vape mod and want to use 18650 battery, then you'll need to make sure it's compatible with the mod. The same goes for vape pens. If the pen takes 26650 batteries, then you'll have to make sure the battery is also compatible with the pen.
The most common types of batteries used by vapers are 18650 and 26650 because they're cheap and powerful for their size compared to other types such as 20700 or 21700 (although these types might also be available). A good rule of thumb when choosing new vape gear: just look at what others are using!
Mouth-To-Lung or Direct-To-Lung?
The next thing to consider is what type of vaping style you would like to use. Two styles: MTL is the most common style, and it involves taking a drag from your vape device directly in front of your mouth, which allows for a larger hit that is easier on the lungs. DTL takes longer to master, but offers a much more intense experience once you get used to it.
MTL is suited for beginners who don't want anything too overwhelming right away; if you're someone who wants something milder but still has room for growth, then MTL should be great!
Ease Of Use
The first thing you should look for in a vape starter kit is how easy it is to use. This may seem like an obvious point, but there are many vapes on the market that can be incredibly difficult to operate. The more complicated a vape is, the less likely you’ll enjoy using your new device.
Make sure that any vape starter kit you consider meets these basic criteria:
How easy is it to fill the tank? There are many vapes that require that you turn off the battery before filling your tank or loading another coil onto your device. These types of vapes make refilling tanks a pain in the neck since this process typically requires taking apart multiple pieces of equipment and cleaning them thoroughly before reassembling everything again once finished refilling with e-liquid!
How easy is it to change coils? If changing coils isn’t simple enough when compared to other options on offer then look elsewhere; there are plenty of other models out there which allow users greater flexibility when replacing worn-out components without having to invest hours trying to figure out how exactly one should go about doing so!
Ease Of Refilling
The most important thing to know about filling a vape tank is that it's not as complicated as it might seem. You can either do it yourself or have someone else do it for you, but the main thing to focus on is cleaning your hands and making sure that they're completely dry before doing anything with the e-liquid. Then they should be able to easily fill up the tank by unscrewing its top cap, pouring in some e-juice, and replacing the cap when done.
Conclusion
We hope that this guide has helped you understand how to choose a vape starter kit. We know that there are many options out there and it can be overwhelming, but by keeping these key things in mind you’ll be well on your way to finding the perfect device for your needs.
