About that...

[Kevredbird Reviews]

Yeah, about any expensive mods, anyone think they're THAT much bettter than cheaper mods?

 

[BiancaMontgomery]

Well, let's see...yes, I'm fairly certain that some are. YMMV.

 

[cskent]

I guess it's a matter of opinion. I've got some expensive mods and some cheap ones. They both vape about the same since they use pretty much the same batt's and atty's. But the expensive mods are definitely built better and will last much longer. Drop that boxmod onto concrete and you'll probably end up with a handful of spare parts. Drop an aluminum tube mod and it'll nick the finish. I know from experience.

 

[TNT]

Yes. It's that simple. I recently got a Provari... as I've mentioned in several other other places, it's as good for the occasional urge for an ultra-light as it is for full- scale Saturday night Bacardi 151 bender. It's pricey... and cheap at the same time.

 

[jbruckus]

"Drop an aluminum tube mod and it'll nick the finish. I know from experience. "

Aluminum tubes? Do I NEED to Tell Ya'll, what the ..... You Can do with aluminum tubes? ALUMINUM! - Black Bush...

Sorry, couldn't resist..

 

[eyebrook]

Yep dropped a cheap mod on the floor and its in pieces,
plastic is cheap

 

[cyberwolf]

It all depends on your definition of "better." Solely in terms of the quality of the vapor voltage, atomizer and juice are all that matter. But when you get into the appearance, durability and versatility areas, some of the high priced mods do have a lot to offer.

 

[LEDshine]

looked at some mod kits and got disgusted went to lowes radio shack and built my own copper mod from scratch now i'm doing custom work for a local vape retailer. modding is to easy with the right info and parts skipped low voltage and prefer high current with quality durable parts.

 

[eyebrook]

So show please (pics)

 

[mohawkx]

Everybody wants a PV that is going to be cheap, deliver on flavor, TH and vapor, plus be trouble free. Well.....pick two. If it's cheap and delivers on flavor, etc. it's not going to be trouble free. If it's trouble free and delivers on flavor, etc. it's not going to be cheap. If it's cheap and trouble free, it's not going to deliver on flavor, etc. These are your choices.

 

[LEDshine]

Totally agree pick two my mods are inexpensive for me but that's because I have put hours into them. My base model that I sell through a local retailer goes for 65 bucks. I have invested 8 bucks of hand assembled parts some fabbed some purchased. The retailer supplies the atty, tip, batt, and overhead sure we make a profit, but if my product fails because of my craftsmanship I will repair it for free. if it fails for any other reason I will repair it for the cost of the parts and a nominal fee agreed upon before you ship it to me. Sorry for the aggressive tone but I see so much junk out there and no one stands behind their products. i started modding for economical and hobby reasons. The best mod and you fav mod will always be your own. There is no feeling like taking you first hit off of something you made and getting blown away.