Upgrading advice?
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If you upgrade, what're you gonna put on top of those batteries?
Because I mean.. If you're just going to move the SubTank to the other devices, you aren't really going to open up a whole new world of vaping. I'd say you're almost better off looking at different tanks for the Subox, rather than a different battery for your tanks.
Because I mean.. If you're just going to move the SubTank to the other devices, you aren't really going to open up a whole new world of vaping. I'd say you're almost better off looking at different tanks for the Subox, rather than a different battery for your tanks.
I agree with nyiddle. For all intents and purposes, a battery device only supplies power to the atomizer. The atomizer is what uses that power to create vapor, and has the most to do with the quality and quantity of that vapor.
If you just have G.A.S. (gear acquisition syndrome) and want to add to your collection, I'm highly impressed with the Joyetech Evic VTC Mini. Temp control, 60 watts, replaceable battery, and bypass mode (ability to use it unregulated like a mechanical).
If you just have G.A.S. (gear acquisition syndrome) and want to add to your collection, I'm highly impressed with the Joyetech Evic VTC Mini. Temp control, 60 watts, replaceable battery, and bypass mode (ability to use it unregulated like a mechanical).
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Have you tried the ipv d2. That's what I just got for my last. Mega upgrade. Pretty much a poor mans sx mini (and it's actually a smaller form factor)
I'm not of fan of mods that use a non-removeable battery (LiPo batteries are not safe chemistry). I want to be able to choose the battery I use in my mod (safe chemistry IMR batteries).
I also choose to buy mods that will last the long haul. Should the battery die of old age, I can just replace the IMR battery instead of the entire mod. I guess that's the "old school" in me and makes better sense to me. I grew up to value that in tools, which runs counter to today's disposable society.
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The ipv d2 uses a single 18650. You choose what to put in it. At 50 bucks. A decide that does 50j in tc and 75w in power mode is a steal!
Also isnt the evic vt battery built in? I don't follow your logic. You just argued yourself into a circle
Evic VT = built in battery
IPV D2 = replaceable 18650 battery (I'm a fan of this mod)
IPV D2 = replaceable 18650 battery (I'm a fan of this mod)
Evic VTC Mini is best choice for now if you want 1 18650 battery device. D2 is not bat, but vtc mini is better.
I was interested in the IPV D2 but after watching Rip Tripper's review if the Evic VTC mini I think it's a better mod. It's bigger than the D2 but that's not a negative for me.
Don't really see how it's better. Seems kind of subjective to me.
firmware upgradeable, bigger screen. I had a D2, nice device. But if joyetech will add ss support it will be definitely better. Until then yes, it is subjective
Not bad. I'm gonna get the x cube next cuz it's got ss tc. Ipv d2 is nice portable and goes up to 75 watts. Not sure how I feel about the tc on it right now. Or tc in general. But yeah it has a great form factor and hits pretty hardfirmware upgradeable, bigger screen. I had a D2, nice device. But if joyetech will add ss support it will be definitely better. Until then yes, it is subjective
I have a billow v2 tank coming in, also looking to explore rda soon, which doesn't work well with the subox. My main concern with the smok is the inability to remove the batteries, otherwise,the (blackmarket)price is better than the ipv4s. Will research a little deeper into ipv d2, not sure about one battery hitting 70watts.
Currently vaping 0.7ohms at 30watts on my subox, almost the maximum wattage allowed. Definitely see myself going higher to around 50watts if I could. Yep, I like my vape warm and plenty!
Thanks guys!
Currently vaping 0.7ohms at 30watts on my subox, almost the maximum wattage allowed. Definitely see myself going higher to around 50watts if I could. Yep, I like my vape warm and plenty!
Thanks guys!
Now your talking! Take a look at the IPV3 Li. I like mine a lot. I have had IPV3 old style for a very long time with no issues.
Smok M80 doesn't have real Temperature Control. They claim it does, but it doesn't work.
Personally I much prefer dual battery mods over a single battery. If you're running your mod at high watts it's real easy to drain your battery in less than a day. Dual battery has no problem lasting all day long, even at high wattages.
Personally I much prefer dual battery mods over a single battery. If you're running your mod at high watts it's real easy to drain your battery in less than a day. Dual battery has no problem lasting all day long, even at high wattages.
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