Average shelf life of a vape mod?

[tj99959]

The problem with really good products that stay on the market is the manufacturer gets rich & retires.

 

[dc99]

40 years later, but i take your point

Ahh, 20's- early 50's. Especially the European and Italian cars.

 

[NOVA jon]

I’m taking my hexohms to the grave!!

 

[Letitia]

I’m taking my hexohms to the grave!!

Your pup is so cute reminds me of my Sweet William, lost him a few years back. He was with me 15y and the best dog I've had.

 

[NOVA jon]

Your pup is so cute reminds me of my Sweet William, lost him a few years back. He was with me 15y and the best dog I've had.

Thank you!! That is our rescue pup, Sweet Maple Moon!! She will be 4 next month!

 

[CloudyFutures]

Wow, you guys are hilarious. Thank you for all of the great information guys. In regards to how long a product stays on the shelf... I think it really comes down to manufacturer and popularity. It sounds like some products stay on the shelf for decades, while others could last as little a few months.

 

[listopencil]

I have never had one go bad other than the very first one I purchased. It was a Vision Spinner that I dropped a billion times and ended up throwing away. I have 'paid it forward' with every device I've owned since then. As far as I know they are still going.

 

[Tomasius74]

Just a word: Provari

They were designed and built to be safe and to last long. They did not sell a new model every other month. They used a very reliable chip. They had great consumer service. They were a company I believe was true to their principles and I'm sad that lots of smokers won't have a chance to try them.

Yes, I love my Provaris






#prayformexico

 

[VapNMirrors]

Another: SXMini

A closeout on anything they make is an incredible find.

 

[CasketWeaver]

Here's my solution: buy 2 mods. 1 regulated, one mechanical... But a few aromizers. Rtas, RDAs, rdtas... Etc

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[CasketWeaver]

And I say rebuildables for a reason stop trying to look for coils after about the first two months they're already obsolete they come out with a different coil design almost everyday and it gets ridiculous because the coil design doesn't change it's just the number of coils in there

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[CasketWeaver]

As for me personally I have three regulated devices one of them I use all the time one of them I bought because I thought I was going to like it and the other one is still in the plastic because it was given to me as a gift I have to dna250 devices once a Vapor Shark and one is a Triad I do not like the Triad I thought I was going to and I regret that purchase a couple days after I got it so I got myself a Vapor Shark I like the form factor better and also like just having to buy one battery not three

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[Coastal Cowboy]

And of course the "here today, gone tomorrow" for factory coils. What is it about vapers

Harumph. Protank II coils are still in production, four years after their introduction. Kanger did give up the silica wicks, though.

And then there are those who lament the demise of the Amiga and Commodore 64.

 

[Eskie]

I wish I still had my original Apple. Could get a fortune for it on eBay these days.

 

[stols001]

My older brother still has a working Commodore 64! He nostalgias it out every once in a while, that was a thing of Great Fascination to the boys in the household. I believe my older brother learned to program on that thing.... If only he still had dial up, the kind that would kick him OFF the internet if anyone picked up another phone... LOL.

I wish I still had *my* original apple, well, I *think* I had an apple II in college? That thing was pretty great, as was the MacBook Pro I bought in the early 2000s when they were still good. I just went in there one day and said, "Show me the best/most expensive computer here," and didn't worry much about features, I selected the silver, and just spent more time (I think) actually choosing the backpack/case I would carry it in. The little apple guy must have been, "This is the easiest commission I ever made." But, I could NOT destroy that thing, had it for years, and sometimes wish I still did. Nothing else really compared and there is no way I'm buying an apple product *now*, god no.

Anna