Best Vape Pen Ratings for 2020

Upgrading to Vape Pens

For those of you who are not lost and are looking to upgrade: firstly, congratulations! You will experience vaping on another level. Chances are you have been vaping on a cig-a-like e cigarette like the one Blu E Cigs offers for quite some time. This is the only world you know of – one of convenience and *relatively* high pricing, at least in regard to cartomiser refills (which we will expound upon below). Well, not to worry – vaping from a shisha pen will certainly reduce your cost, though it won’t be as convenient as a cig-a-like. Still, the majority of vapers in the UK and worldwide choose to vape on e-pens, and for several reasons. They are known to have adaptable battery performance unlike the cig-a-like. You can customise the battery power which in turn allows you to control the vapour volume. You will see a large amount of vapour with increased battery power, while you will see less vapour with a decrease in voltage. Secondly, vape pens generally produce an incredible amount of vapour, primarily due to its powerful battery. In turn, these two factors leave an elevated impact on the throat hit. And, of course, vaping from a shisha pen opens you up to endless e liquid choices. For example, not only will you have thousands of flavours to choose from but you won’t be stuck with pure, or almost pure, PG (Propylene Glycol) e liquid. Almost all pre filled cartomiser e cigarettes use PG e liquid only. Using a vape pen allows you to choose not only PG but VG (Vegetable Glycerin) as well. In fact, you can mix the percentages of what you want; i.e. 70% VG and 30% PG. As you can see, the opportunities are infinite with shisha pens.

Best Vape Pen

Now that you understand the main benefits of vaping from an e pen, you are ready to step into this world! But, you quickly realise that this is probably one hundred times more complicated than finding the best cig-a-like e cigarette. Take for instance two types of e pen e cigarettes: eGo and EVOD. There are dozens of these available, and in different models. And, these are only two options out of hundreds! Additionally, some vape pens come with clearomisers that need to be replaced; others don’t. Moreover, most of the pen style e cigarettes reviewed here use batteries ranging from 650mAh to 1,000mAh. So how do you choose? Luckily, we have you covered. As is the case with cig-a-like e cigarettes, we have completed an all-encompassing breakdown on the best vape pens in the UK. These are the top and most popular products for people looking to get into e pens.

How We Evaluate E Pens

Like the cig-a-like e cigarettes reviews on our home page, this section takes into account customer service, price, shipping and money back guarantee/warranty. However, while these are in the review, they are not our main focus. In regard to vape pens, we are primarily breaking down the actual product. In addition to the categories just mentioned, below is a list of important features we looked at before ranking the products:

Battery Performance

A battery’s endurance is arguably the single most important factor when looking into buying a vape pen. From voltage to usage to charge times, we took everything into account and left nothing uncovered.

Vapour Volume

While the vapour volume mainly relies on the battery performance and its strength, these are not the only factors that determine the vapour volume. It is common to find two separate 1,000mAh vape pens that give off different amounts of vapour. There is clearly more to a product than meets the eye. We give a full transparent breakdown in this regard. Additionally, we would have included flavours in this category however we have a separate e liquid section for that.

Ease of Use

From clearomisers to coils to refilling e liquid, vape pens can initially be a bit overwhelming to use, especially if you are coming from the world of cig-a-like e cigarettes! Some vape pens are easier to use than others. For example, you will need to replace the whole clearomiser when the coil dies on one model but not the other. These are just some of the things you need to take into account when breaking down usability.