50-100watt mod with micro usb?

[dbrown12]

anything out there with a decent price, other than the isticks? just looking to see whats out there. i really like the ipv2 mini but i wish it had an internal battery

 

[Double Helix]

What's wrong with not having an internal battery? It'd actually be a benefit in my opinion unless size is a primary concern. While LiPo's are definitely being used, the 18650's still dominate the market. There are other ~50 watt box mods I can list off, but if you want an internal battery then I won't bother. Everything I can think off past 70 watts requires at least a dual 18650 setup therefore preventing micro usb charging.

The iSticks are the only things I can think of off the top of my head that are within a "decent" price that fit your requirements. You could of course get something custom, but that'll cost a pretty penny.

 

[Susan~S]

Here is a thread you may be interested in: Little itty bitty mods under $100

 

[roxynoodle]

Other than the isticks I am not aware of any other in the 50-100W range that uses internal batteries.

 

[Das Auto]

I'd go with the Sigelei 50W, it takes a 18650, but charges via a USB (included) and it charges fast! Battery lasts pretty long (depending on what resistance I'm vaping and how often! LOL). Its relatively small and feels pretty well made so far! Have had it about 1 - 1 1/2 months and I thoroughly enjoy it!

 

[crocosurfer]

Oups double post!

 

[crocosurfer]

Smok xpro m80, just wait a little for v2
I love mine ,i can vape with my high voltage tank(great tank btw check it out) at 80 watts...but 50 is cool too..

 

[Evanagreer]

Hey, what would the idea be in getting a 100watt mod?

Doesn't PG produce formaldehyde at those levels?

 

[K_Tech]

Hey, what would the idea be in getting a 100watt mod?

Doesn't PG produce formaldehyde at those levels?

It's all about temperature, not power. If you can keep the wick wet, high powered vaping is just fine.

 

[VaPreis]

anything out there with a decent price, other than the isticks? just looking to see whats out there. i really like the ipv2 mini but i wish it had an internal battery

The battery goes inside of it. Therefore, it's internal.

I don't really understand the hang-up on that aspect of the Mini. It still has a USB charge port, so it can be charged without removing the battery. And if you have to, you can swap the battery out as needed. Win/Win.

 

[Oberon75]

The battery goes inside of it. Therefore, it's internal.

I don't really understand the hang-up on that aspect of the Mini. It still has a USB charge port, so it can be charged without removing the battery. And if you have to, you can swap the battery out as needed. Win/Win.

Not to mention you don't have to throw it in the trash after the battery has run its course.

Sent from my HTC One M8 Harman/Kardon edition

 

[Das Auto]

The battery goes inside of it. Therefore, it's internal.

I don't really understand the hang-up on that aspect of the Mini. It still has a USB charge port, so it can be charged without removing the battery. And if you have to, you can swap the battery out as needed. Win/Win.

Was my thoughts too! Charge it with the battery in and you Never have to take it out!