Although the topper is the defining component for MTL vaping, the device is a factor in some cases. Looking for a long lasting mod for MTL, lower wattage vapers like me have to screen the high power mods that really aren't ideal for a lower wattage vaper. There really aren't many discussions of the lowest wattage these mods allow, and many can't buck below seven watts, which is too high for me. Lower quality buck circuits also make some devices burn liquid a bit at low wattage. For those that vape over seven watts these aren't concerns, but it definitely limits which newer and bigger devices are a fit for some of the MTL crowd.
For example, most any IPV device won't drop to my wattage range, while the RX200 does so and bucks smoothly as well. It is definitely a task to make sure a newer device will give me that smooth vape I like, but I don't know if there are many like me that would enjoy an area focused on how the new toys handle low wattage.
That said, I've noticed an uptick in threads discussing simpler, lower power vaping. Perhaps keeping battery life and liquid consumption in mind has become interesting to more of us as taxes and availability are threatened.
