Advice needed for newbie looking at buying a mod (Hana Modz)

[Vosblod]

Hi,
Coming into a bit of cash soon (lucky me) and thinking of buying a slightly money no object mod to upgrade from my VV ego style.
Anyway I have decided variable wattage - I want something simple; plonk the eliquid on top and vape. Originally I had aimed for the 134 mini as I like the look and simplicity but now I am really leaning towards the Hana Modz V3.
Basically I will be using a Kanger Mega or similar (something that takes a chunk of juice so I don't have to keep filling up) but not thinking of sub-Ohm stuff (who knows in future). So what I want is one Mod to rule them all a la Lord Of The Rings - ie will cover me for my current vaping but also be there if I ever decide to go down the rebuildable/sub Ohm thing. I want one mod with a plethora of spare batteries so never run out of charge.


So question - the Hana Modz; yes great for the specialists but (as I have the cash) is it still good for the mere Kanger mortals like me? Just think the 134 Mini might be style over substance and the Hana is more practical and a bit more future proof...


PS: sorry if I have posted in the wrong place (newbie)

 

[JoppaRoadCruiser]

Good luck finding one man. I would look into the clones. They are available and much cheaper.

Actually it looks like they are available on ss vapes. Here is the link to the one I'm looking at. Good god though $250. Plus good batteries and a charger.....expensive purchase.

https://shop.ssvape.com/devices/variable-voltage-19/hana-modz-regular.html

 

[DreamWithin]

PS: sorry if I have posted in the wrong place (newbie)

It's all good, you're forgiven ;-)


Moved to Variable Voltage APV Discussion forum

 

[blueGrassTubb]

Good luck finding one man. I would look into the clones. They are available and much cheaper.

This.

Do yourself a favor and buy the clone. The performance is virtually identical to the authentic, and the authentic Hanas have far too many ... moments to be worth an extra $180.

Slews of crooked 510 connections, various reports of scratches out of the box, very limited availability, etc.

The only plus of the authentic I can imagine is the "double click" issue that the clones have, but there is no way in hell that not having to click twice when the unit is asleep is worth an extra $180.

 

[Madmlucas]

If you really want a Hana v3, not a clone, riverwalkvapors.com has them in stock right now. Just the full size.


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[MrPlink]

It isn't going to offer you much in the way of usable power over your VV3 if all you are using are clearomizers.
However it will keep the door open for rebuildable attys which is where you can really take advantage of the DNAs power range.

 

[mogium]

Get a reo grand

 

[retird]

If you are thinking of the Hana and the Hana Clone.....there are pro's and con's for both.... you might consider looking at the pro's and con's of both and then go from there....Blue has given you a few con's to the real Hana.....