80 watts or 150 watts?

[SissySpike]

Its a crap shoot with the smok boxes some report no problems but then lots report issues. Id say anything but the M80 and you have a better chance of getting a decent box

 

[hiya0412]

I just don't know why and how people would need more than 100w.... It just seems to me like a formaldehyde-fuming machine to me.

 

[Jim Beam]

Usely I dont go past 22 watts, methinks 50 watts be more than enough for 99.9 percent of those whom vape.
If you want a attention getter , go with a ZNA 50, these also work great and easy to switch out batteries.
I also have a sigelei & had a ipv mini2 that U given away.
Only tanks I use are orchid v4 and kayfun light and 454 big block.
Vapes great and no dry hits
Sorry, was thinking out loud.

Jim

 

[RavenZ]

Segelei 100 or IPV3 150 both solid units

 

[jambi]

Just a quick question...if your M65 was defective, why would you even consider an M80?

Another vote for IPV 3.

 

[JMarca]

Strap a car battery to an alternator you now have your battery and sub ohm coil... all you need now is some juice and the lungs of a god!

 

[ChrisUnionNJ]

Istick 50watt and the M80Plus have been good for me so far and for the price
were very good buys..

 

[ElevenEleven]

I just don't know why and how people would need more than 100w.... It just seems to me like a formaldehyde-fuming machine to me.

Freedom to build whatever you can think of.

 

[WharfRat1976]

I prefer 4 million Jigawatts...killer vape bruh.

 

[IXIShogunR1]

another vote IPV3, i've had one since they came out, awesome mod. 50w is what i run most of the time, 1.5-2 days on a charge
IPV minis are also great mods for the price. i have a 30w one that i carry everyday.
i do have a segelei 150w on the way, but i haven't used one enough to vouch for it yet. but the price was right.

 

[VaPreis]

One word.........Sigelei..........

I'll second that. You should be able to find the Sigelei 100 Watt+ for less then $100. I have two now and they've been very dependable. My only gripe is that there is no usb charging. I get 2-3 days out of a set of batteries so it's not really an issue.

I might recommend waiting for the iPV4 as it addresses issues with previous versions. Such as it has a magnetic back door and can be charged via USB, not to mention temperature control. I'm a little soured on the iPV series having a Mini and a Mini2, and I don't find them to have a nice overall quality, mostly in terms of fit and finish. I'll be waiting for the reviews.