Never seen this so cheap. I've bought lots of cheap vaporisers and this is by far the best for this price point - good battery, lots of vapour, convenient micro-usb charging.
£26.96 in black, in fact even the Innokin T18 (smaller battery) is more expensive.
*Free delivery for Prime members*
Top comments
BraddersJ
16 Mar 174#5
I've been vaping for three years and tbh I've seen it all. I fell out of love with sub ohming 6 months ago and bought a T18. That thing never let me down: top fill, pass through, never leaked, battery lasted a few days.
I reckon I'm one of the few who actually fell back from sub ohming but take it from me the T18 (and presumably the T22) are good devices.
You really don't need variable watts with a 1.5o coil
simate
19 Mar 173#22
I've been vaping for nearly 5 years and keep up with all the latest gear. The T22 is a very good starter device. I use a Wotofo Serpant Mini, OBS Crius and a Wotofo Lush Plus RDA on a Joyetech Evic VTC Mini. I make all my own coils and I make my own eliquid to keep costs easy down. I've never had any ill effects from vaping in all these years whereas smoking on the other hand have me all sorts of ill effects!
I started with a Nicolites cigalike From Tesco and soon upgraded as I felt ecigs were the answer to giving up smoking, for me at least. I love vaping, it's more of a hobby now and the flavours are so good these days.
If you smoke and want to give up you won't go far wrong with a T22 to start off with.
BraddersJ
16 Mar 173#4
You have no idea what you're saying
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coventgamer
16 Mar 17#1
Adjustable voltage?
SamTL to coventgamer
16 Mar 171#2
Unfortunately not. Good for new starters and those (like me) who want simplicity.
SamTL
16 Mar 171#3
What makes you say that? There are a lot of people out there (including myself) that want an ecig to simply replace smoking - I just want a device I can pick up and vape from, rather than the hassle of finding the correct voltage to produce huge amounts of vapour etc. Am I missing something?
BraddersJ
16 Mar 173#4
You have no idea what you're saying
BraddersJ
16 Mar 174#5
I've been vaping for three years and tbh I've seen it all. I fell out of love with sub ohming 6 months ago and bought a T18. That thing never let me down: top fill, pass through, never leaked, battery lasted a few days.
I reckon I'm one of the few who actually fell back from sub ohming but take it from me the T18 (and presumably the T22) are good devices.
You really don't need variable watts with a 1.5o coil
Doods1875 to BraddersJ
16 Mar 17#7
Agree completely. I'm now using a T18 and it's by far the best bit of kit I've had - thoroughly recommend it. Assume that the T22 is equally good (just don't need another one just now :disappointed:)
Heated.
FoxForce5 to BraddersJ
19 Mar 17#29
I tried sub ohming for about a month, just didn't get on with it. Replacing coils more often, using way more juice, way more battery, & what's worse, it's kinda anti social, not as much as ciggies, but still a bit rude vaping a huge cloud around other people.
I use an aspire plato with a 1.6 coil now. Was a bit pricey but the aspire coils have never leaked on me once, battery lasts a day & night & keeps a lot of juice on board.
To just chuck in the car I still use an extremely basic aspire K1 with a variable voltage kanger battery & a 1.2 coil.
This is a decent deal, but personally I'd go for the kanger & aspire K1 before this, same price or a few quid less & outstanding quality. I have three K1 tanks & the oldest is a year old & is still going strong with no leaks or problems.
BraddersJ
16 Mar 171#6
'but I wanna make clouds' :man: ) :stuck_out_tongue:
penguini
16 Mar 17#8
6mts on this and the battery still going strong. Had issues with the coils so Changed top to an aspire mini nautilus and uses far less fluid.
bebeamour
16 Mar 17#9
Hi all, I'm totally new to vaping. I badly want to give up the ciggies. I noticed on the coils they say no nicotine. If i want to use nicotine will i need to use different coils. Thanks :smiley:
SamTL to bebeamour
16 Mar 17#10
I've been using nicotine in my ejuice with no problems! Think this is a great starter pack and definitely a good ecigarette considering the price!
pc_tech86 to bebeamour
16 Mar 172#11
The coils have nothing to do with nicotine. The eliquids contain the nicotine. You can get different strengths of nicotine in the eliquid.
stevewc2 to bebeamour
19 Mar 171#18
Amazon have been known to remove items from sellers with regards to nicotine content so sellers now say, 'no nicotine' to stop items being pulled. Theirs loads of ejuice available on Amazon but those will always be zero nicotine content.
bebeamour
16 Mar 17#12
thanks for helping me there. I'm going to get this one with all the positive things you guys have had to say about it :smiley:
BraddersJ to bebeamour
16 Mar 171#13
Good luck quitting :smiley: come back here and ask if you have any issues!
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Opening post
£26.96 in black, in fact even the Innokin T18 (smaller battery) is more expensive.
*Free delivery for Prime members*
Top comments
I reckon I'm one of the few who actually fell back from sub ohming but take it from me the T18 (and presumably the T22) are good devices.
You really don't need variable watts with a 1.5o coil
I started with a Nicolites cigalike From Tesco and soon upgraded as I felt ecigs were the answer to giving up smoking, for me at least. I love vaping, it's more of a hobby now and the flavours are so good these days.
If you smoke and want to give up you won't go far wrong with a T22 to start off with.
All comments (40)
I reckon I'm one of the few who actually fell back from sub ohming but take it from me the T18 (and presumably the T22) are good devices.
You really don't need variable watts with a 1.5o coil
Heated.
I use an aspire plato with a 1.6 coil now. Was a bit pricey but the aspire coils have never leaked on me once, battery lasts a day & night & keeps a lot of juice on board.
To just chuck in the car I still use an extremely basic aspire K1 with a variable voltage kanger battery & a 1.2 coil.
This is a decent deal, but personally I'd go for the kanger & aspire K1 before this, same price or a few quid less & outstanding quality. I have three K1 tanks & the oldest is a year old & is still going strong with no leaks or problems.