10 Best Cheap Vapes In 2023

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Just breathe air

How about xlim pro????

Breathe fucking air

Thanks for not telling us the prices

Buying a vape to quit vaping feels so weird but with the 60mg juices in dispos, it’s way too hard to just quit on the spot
I used to have a pod vape but I lost it a while ago and now I wanna cut nicotine outta my life so I’m buying another one but I refuse to spend a lot of money on a vape I only plan on having for a couple months

Vaporesso eco nano!

Maybe next time you review Just take a big old Hit of everyone

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Sonder u (1000mAh battery)
7 week's and still lovely crispy flavorful with the same cartridge, good amount of vapor and is budget friendly...
What more could you want...
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Should i carry vape everyday on my jeans or other pants? Cause i am begginer at vaping

Sonder Q from Geekvape is also a grear starter kit.

i used the sonder u. the problem with thay kit is weak magnets. i switched to oxva xlim sq and oxva xlim se

im new to this stuff and i have a question can, can you use low nicotine juice on pod systems?

this man is very well spoken. well made video.

air better ong

That’s strange my vaporesso xr does have a air flow controller

Tbh i recently moved from cigarettes to vapes bought a smok solus 2. And flavour yes the first investment it expensive but afterwards its just vape juice and coil and to be real its a bit more expensive than my cigerettes but its because i was smoking cigarettes that was selling at 0.50usd per packet basically illegal imports and i bought a karton of it for 6 usd and thats 10 packets bought 3 kartons and the start of the month for 18 usd lasted me the entire month and longer, the vape juice and coils will cost me about 25usd but then i got tired of feeling like shit everyday and it had no more benefits anymore i went to vaping i quit smoking cigs started feeling much better sleeping better less aches better skin, but my end goal is to stop smoking entirely. Im 19 now started at 14 or 15 lol i dont encourage anyone to start and wil never its agonizing after 4 years and youll regret it like my parents currently are

My country is banning disposable vapes and we have new regulations that all vapes must have removable batteries and a child lock. I'm having a hard time finding a replacement for my SMOK Novo 2

Im a pro vapeist

I use full kits at home and pods on the go, i used to use a caliburn for my pocket vape, its been replaced by the aspire gotex, i can run about 30ml of nic salts off each pod. Works surprising well for what it is.

Hy can u tell me which vape should i go for like i want some really heavy smokes! Like 80 and i looked for one like freemax twister 80w but i can't find it!

Please give me a reply... Wich is the best vape under 40 euro ? Please give me just a name i dont know which to buy...

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1:mist

That aspire vape is too high on this list. Number 9 at best

Another great video 😊

Smashed out the info , great job 👍

But are they refillable

Hey @mist I was wondering if you guys had any juice recommendations that taste like a redbull? I’m trying to lay off the energy drink but I just fiend for the taste, and thought maybe just vaping on an e liquid that tastes like it would suffice.

Sonder U has 1000mAh battery - not 650 like it says in video. I used Elf bar mate 500, Geekvape Sonder U, Geekvape Obeliks, Geekvape Wenax U currently (most convenient) and... ASPIRE FLEXUS Q POD (best flavour reproductions and swappable coils only, wobbly pod to base fitting, as no magnet )

First off I want to Thank You for the free education. I just started part time vaping to quit smoking and Ive bought disposable vapes and they just seem wasteful .Last up I really appreciate how the vaping market lets you take baby steps with their products so you narrow down your preferable vape

Great reviews. I would love to hear your opinion about AEQ 2.0

Vaping is getting better & better each day. But pods don't last me but a few hours, if that.
I got the Orion 2, the battery last me about 1/3 tank of juice using.4 coils @ 21w. Which is less than 2hrs.

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I have no idea the pricing range of these devices without checking, it would have been nice if you put the average or typical price of a device (or at least gave some idea of the price level across the range of devices)...but what I would say is, you could have included the Caliburn A series which takes a more simple coil-built-into-pod replaceable pod design the same as many of these devices.

They may not be the cheapest (starting at £17 and going up to £22 for the A3) but Caliburn is well known for its excellent consistent flavour with nic-salt liquid and long coil life, so the extra cost is probably worth it, assuming these devices are substantially cheaper. The replacement pods for the A series Caliburn cost around £5-£6 for 2 and you can choose sub-ohm 0.6 or 1-1.3ohm pods. if the Caliburn G is anything to go by (I've used one for 2 years) and the A series use similar/same coils, then you should get several weeks out of a pod, even with heavy daily use. By simply turning the pod around, you can switch between MTL to DTL vaping.

The only downside to the Caliburn devices is they're a bit mean on battery size, coming in around 500-600mAh so need regular charging throughout the day if you're a heavy vaper, and I think there's plenty of bigger battery devices on the market in the same very small cig lighter sized form-factor...saying that, the Caliburn's do cherge super-fast though with a USB-C charger, typically from flat to full in 18 minutes or less. And you can vape still while it's charging which is handy. A lot of devices don't allow that.

Caliburn have advanced chips and circuits inside to regulate the temp and provide a super-reliable vape experience very similar to a disposable, and a ton of safety features against over-heating and leaking which shuts the device down.

One of the best review videos I've seen.

As a vaper myself (2 years or so now) I went with a Caliburn G as I was transitioning from Dinner Lady disposables told the Caliburn G provides one of the closest experiences to disposal vapes that typically use salt-nic freebase liquids for my flavour and MTL vaping. The Caliburn G served me well for the last 2 years, but I must say, replacing the coils and pods eventually is a messy and frustrating experience..and when the unit eventually began to malfunction itself, leaks, spitting, overheating and auto-firing started to become a daily problem.The good thing I will say about the Caliburn G is that if you can get past the fiddly and messy process many vape kits with changeable coils have (investing in a box of latex gloves is well worth it!) the coils do last an extordinary long time for a vape kit compared to some kits I've seen reviewed where users are replacing coils every few days or every week. I regularly got a month out of a 0.8 ohm coil with the Caliburn G. A good alternative to the Caliburn G and G2 is their A series the A and A2, A3 which take a built-in coil pod design approach but offer the same awesome flavour experience and sub-ohn vaping.

After my Caliburn G failed I decided to start looking for a totally new kind of vape that's a) super simple and coiless with a built-in coil and replaceable pod arrangement, leak-proof, and has reasonable at least half-day battery life with a sleek design and compact size, similar to the Caliburn G. Which brought me here to this video and helped me to decide.

I was surprised to find there's many cheap vapes on the market, well designed, that fit this particular market need..someone wanting a disposable vape flavour MTL experience, but with the convenience and savings of doing your own refills. They're so cheap (ranging in price from £10 to £15 usually) that I decided to buy 3 (two of them reviewed in this video) to see which one is the best of the three, and to have a backup device in case my main one fails.

My only concern with these cheaper low-end kits is how long the coil pods will last and whether that will become more expensive. Based on my research though, most of the vape devices reviewed in this video (and similar budget simple devices that have an integrated coil pod design) don't charge that much for replacement coil pods, typically £5-£6 for a pack of 2. And you can often choose the coil type you want if you prefer sub-ohm for more flavour I've seen some doing pods down to 0.5ohm but typically around 0.6-0.8 with the option of 1 and 1.2-1.3 ohm pods as well. I think it ultimately depends on the type of liquid youu use, how often you use it, the type of coil and wattage, as to how often the coil pods will need replacing. Leaking though, should not be a problem on these type of devices, in theory, as it much as it is with vape kits that have a removeable coil from pod design. The vape device reviewed towards the end with the military grade metals used in the coiling suggests that one could last a lot longer than the others potentially, if you don't mind the boxy design which is not my cup of tea but for indoor use it might be worth checking out!

It would be great of Mist could do a follow-up video on the pods/coils side of these particular devices, explaining what each device has, how much they cost and some idea of how long they last ideally. As that is a big factor in customers buying in this end of the market, the running cost, value for money and reliability of pods against burning out and leaking, more than the actual initial device cost. Even mid-range or slightly higher end vape kits aren't really massively expensive, costing around £17-£40 which is now a massive outlay really when you consider smokers spend that typically in a day or two usually!

I'm now doing some review reading research based on the 10 models reviewed in this video regarding how reliable they are against leaks, the coils burning out and/or providing a reliable consistent vape flavour..I'll report back my findings, for those interested who can't decide which is the best reviewed and most economical ones to run of the 10.

I have the xros mini 3❤

Looks like Geekvape is the overall favourite device. Sonder U i can say the cheapest and the nicest i ever tried.

Which vape other than elf bar can l use nic salts in?

I want to try out vaping CBD oil but I don’t want anything to do with nicotine just strictly CBD and I’ve looked into the aspire flexus blok but it says it contains nicotine is that true or does it come empty

Wish you guys shipped to the US! Still enjoy your videos 💜

I prefer either the argus P1 or the freemax galex nano 😊although i feel the military grade SS ismjust a gimmick

What about the vuse epod 2?

Love the Vaporesso Luxe battery with the XR pods. Being able to just replace the coils while still have a completely leak proof pod is game changing for me. If they could have added an auto draw with button lock it would have been perfect.

What about the Wenax M1?

nice lighting

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Off-topic, but just wanted to say Thank You, MIST have been brilliant the videos have been extremely helpful and I have just purchased some Nic Salts, and 1.2Oh Coils and was given great help and advice on the live chat from Christopher who stopped me from making the wrong decision, greet service 👍