How to Choose Your First IGET Vape Aus
The range is large and the puff numbers make everything look better than the thing below it. For a first purchase, most of that is noise. Here is the short path.
Start small, not big
Buy the IGET Bar 3500 first. It is the cheapest device in the range, needs no charging, and there is nothing to learn. The point of a first purchase is finding out what you like, and doing that on the cheapest device wastes the least money.
The mistake people make is buying a 12,000 puff device first because the number looks like better value. If the flavour turns out to be wrong for you, that is a large device you will not finish.
Buy three flavours, not three of one
Flavour is far more personal than model choice. Buy one ice, one fruit and one sweet rather than three of the same. After those three you will know which family you belong to, and every purchase after that gets easier.
If you want a single safe pick, Blackberry Ice is the most reordered flavour we stock and the least likely to be actively disliked.
How to take the first puff
There is no button. Draw on it and it activates. Take a slow, steady pull of about two seconds rather than a hard sharp one, hold briefly, then exhale. A very gentle sip may not trigger the sensor at all, which is why some people think a new device is faulty.
Leave 20 to 30 seconds between puffs. Chain puffing dries the wick and produces a burnt taste on a perfectly good device.
When to move up a model
Once you know your flavour and you are getting through a 3,500 in under five days, move up. At that rate the larger models are cheaper per puff and you reorder a third as often.
From there the choice is simple. The Bar Pro if you want one device that recharges and nothing else to think about. The Bar Plus S3 if you want the lowest ongoing cost and do not mind buying pods.
What first time buyers get wrong
Buying too big, buying too many of one flavour, drawing too hard, and chain puffing in the first hour because it does not feel like it is working. All four are avoidable and all four cost money.
One more: leaving the device in a car. Heat ruins the liquid and the battery, and it is the fastest way to turn a new device into a leaking one.
