What do y'all think?

[Desirae]

I have a smok tfv4 mini tank and I'm wondering which mod would be best to use this with? Honestly I'm not looking for something too expensive as I'm just getting back into vaping. Thanks in advance

 

[Caihlen]

I use a K200 from Kangertech on mine. Fits fine with a little overhang, feels good to me, and is an inexpensive dual battery workhorse.

Edit. I just saw that you said tfv4 Mini. Sorry. I have the tfv4. Just the same though... decent mod for the bucks...

 

[Ryedan]

I have a smok tfv4 mini tank and I'm wondering which mod would be best to use this with? Honestly I'm not looking for something too expensive as I'm just getting back into vaping. Thanks in advance

You can use any mod that will put out the power you want to vape at. I don't have one, but from what I've read online the tfv4 will run at under 20 watts and also go quite high, depending on the head you use.

Give us more info on what you want from the mod and we can help you chose one that at least has those features.

 

[Ben85]

We need more details on what sort of mod you are after including size, what wattage you use, cost etc. Nowadays there are literally hundreads of options available.

 

[pfaber11]

A kanger kbox70 would be good or an ipower 80 by eleaf.

 

[OlderNDirt]

I have a couple TFV4 mini tanks and run them with the CLP2 and Q4 coils around 78 watts. Battery life is a bit short on a single 18650 mod, so run them on dual 18650 mods. The single is fine if I want something smaller when outside, but close to home, but if heading out for the day, I use a dual battery mod that will last for the trip. You could carry a spare battery (in protective case, of course) for a single battery mod, but some of the dual 18650 mods are close enough in size for me, it's easier to "carry the extra battery" in the bigger mod. Pretty much personal preference.

EDIT: Forgot to mention that on the single 18650 mods, that 78 watts I like are at or above the limits of the mod.

 

[Desirae]

I originally had a joytech evil vt, I didn't like the temperature control too much. I then switched to a subox mini from kanger tech and absolutely loved it. So really looking for something similar to that one, I usually vape between 45-60 watts. I will use eitherthe Clapton could or kanthal. Price range maybe under $70.

 

[Eskie]

I originally had a joytech evil vt, I didn't like the temperature control too much. I then switched to a subox mini from kanger tech and absolutely loved it. So really looking for something similar to that one, I usually vape between 45-60 watts. I will use eitherthe Clapton could or kanthal. Price range maybe under $70.

For a single battery mod with 45 to 60W use, a Pico can handle the tank, is small, and inexpensive, but you will need to change out batteries if you're a moderate to heavy user at some point in the day. If you're looking for something with longer run time, a Smok Alien with 2 batteries would be a nice choice for it.

 

[Desirae]

So any mod would work with the tfv4 mini as long as it will fit without too much overhang? I don't need a specific watt mod?

 

[DingerCPA]

So any mod would work with the tfv4 mini as long as it will fit without too much overhang? I don't need a specific watt mod?

Right - you just have to have a mod that can handle the range in which you vape. Most mods should easily handle the size of that tank - of the ones mentioned previously, the Pico has the battery cap on top, so you can't go much over 23mm tank diameter. I have a couple Picos, and I like them - I have a couple of tanks with airflow control rings that are just a bit too wide, so even though they look like they'd fit, they don't.

I have VTC Mini and VTwo - I do like both those mods. Just helped a friend get a couple of devices (iStick 80 and Cuboid Mini) as he's trying to get off the smokes. The biggest question these days is more "internal batteries" or "replaceable batteries". I prefer Replaceable because if the battery dies, I don't lose the mod.

Welcome back!

 

[optsmk]

I have a TFV8 and I like to use it on my mechanical 26650 Stingray. It works great and it's simple. I also bought my son a Smok Alien setup for his birthday last month. And I have to say I'm pretty impressed with it. For a dual battery device, it's tiny and the batteries last him more than a day. I'm even thinking of getting one for myself. I think the price was right around 50 bucks. So not very expensive either.

 

[Desirae]

Thank you all for your help, I'm also trying to get back off the smokes. At the point where I absolutely hate smoking and want to quit again and vaping helped me tremendously last time I quit. I will look into all of the mods that everyone has suggested. Thank you again

 

[KenD]

EDIT: Forgot to mention that on the single 18650 mods, that 78 watts I like are at or above the limits of the mod.

And the limits of anything but low capacity 30-amp batteries.

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[beckdg]

For a single battery mod with 45 to 60W use, a Pico can handle the tank, is small, and inexpensive, but you will need to change out batteries if you're a moderate to heavy user at some point in the day. If you're looking for something with longer run time, a Smok Alien with 2 batteries would be a nice choice for it.

And bonus points, you can get the alien with a baby beast tank for a reasonable price.

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