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iCare Mini Kit Review

Small, simple, and portable, the iCare Mini is the perfect device if you are just starting out. Despite the throwback to beginner mods five years ago, the iCare Mini performs so much better than...

iJoy Maxo Quad 315W Review

Touted as the first quadruple 18650 box mod, the iJoy Maxo Quad promises a whopping 315 watt maximum output and longer battery life. Powerful, long lasting, and customisable, I had high hopes for...

Eleaf iStick 30W Mod Review

Since its 2014 release of the iStick mini, E-Leaf has been a mainstay of the e-cigarette world. Its series of iStick products has become synonymous with quality, entry level devices among vaping...

Smoant Rabox Review

If you haven't seen the Smoant Rabox yet, prepared to be pleasantly surprised. Sporting a unique design, the Rabox is an interesting take on the usual box mod with its transparent case, tubular...

SMOK OSUB Kit Review

While the trend in vaping seems to be heading towards larger box mods that churn out a ton of power, not everyone needs upwards of 200 watts to get their vape on. If you find yourself in that...

SMOK Marshal G320 Mod Review

MARSHAL G320 INTRO SMOK has earned quite a reputation for producing affordable yet quality mods and vape gear. What we have here is perhaps the most powerful in its stable, the SMOK...

About

Hey, I'm Carlos. I smoked for years before switching to vaping in 2014 after patches and gum did basically nothing for me. That was the start of a pretty deep rabbit hole.

Since then I've tested hundreds of devices and spent way too much money figuring out what's actually worth buying and what's just hype. I pay for everything myself, so when I say something's good, I mean it.

I cover everything here from simple starter kits to more advanced setups. If you're trying to quit smoking or just looking for something better than what you've got, you're in the right place.

Glad you found the site, and i hope you find it helpful.

DISCLOSURE

Almost everything I review I've bought myself, and in the cases where a brand has sent me something to test, I'll always say so upfront.

Either way, it doesn't change how I write about it.

Some links on this site are affiliate links, meaning I get a small cut if you buy something through them (you don't pay anything extra).

That's what keeps the site running and lets me keep testing new stuff.

My whole reason for doing this is pretty simple. I want to help people figure out vaping when they're trying to quit cigarettes.

I've been through it myself and I remember how overwhelming it was, too many options, too much contradictory advice, not knowing who to trust.

Whether I earn a commission or not doesn't change what I write.

I only recommend things I'd actually tell a friend to buy. And if something isn't worth your money, I'll say that too.

Thanks for using E-Cigs Advice as part of your journey.