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Originally Posted by A Salt Weapon
So last Tuesday I picked up an ego one kit, haven't had a cigarette since. I've spent about $10 on the liquid in that time, as opposed to a carton of smokes at $110.
So now my question is do I stick with this ego and buy a back up or should I explore something else that might be better quality?
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I was on my phone earlier so I couldn't really type out a decent response. I looked at the preview video for the Ego One (I posted it earlier in this thread, it's on the last page) and the guy says that it runs at 4.2 volts. If his stats are correct: You can get a 1.0 ohm (resistance) atomizer or a 0.50 ohm (resistance) atomizer for it. It's unregulated which means the wattage depends on the resistance you choose and how many volts the battery is pumping out at the moment. Using the 1.0 ohm atomizer head you are vaping at 17.64 watts. Using the 0.5 ohm atomizer head you are vaping at 35.28 watts. That's with a freshly charged battery. As it discharges your power will go down. I looked it up on an Ohm's Law calculator here:
http://www.ohmslawcalculator.com/ohms-law-calculator
What this means, assuming his stats are correct, is that you are getting a mighty fine vape and a seriously good bang for your buck. This is perfect for long time/heavy smoker that wants to quit. I hope you did get the 2100 mAh battery because that will really make a difference in your vaping experience. I would strongly suggest that you get a second battery (2100 mAh) and call it good. I am assuming that you are using the 1.0 ohms (resistance) head right now. Down the road if you want to play around a bit grab a pack of the 0.5 ohm heads. Or grab both and see what you like.
If your plan is to use this to replace smoking and then stop vaping as well at some point, go ahead and stop right there. You have the device you need. Start using lower and lower nicotine levels in your fluid as it suits you with a goal of going zero nic once you can handle it.