Apex

[Rocketpunk]

vaping in 2014. A lot has changed.

We now have dual/quad 18650 150 watt box mods. We have pre-built sub-ohm tanks. We have fancy metal tubes that go for $200 to $3000 a pop. We have rda's out the wazoo.

Back in ye olden days, people were flipping out over the Vamo.

Have we reached an apex? A high water mark? What's next?

 

[readeuler]

You know... I don't know! Don't forget that temperature-limited devices that have appeared. Part of the trend has been smaller, but still moderately powerful devices. Could be a new plug-and-play cloud era, combined with the stock sub-ohm set ups.

But if I knew the future of vaping, you can bet I'd be trying to make a little money on it!

 

[Circa Survivor]

There are things that can always be improved on, no matter how small, and it will be the new norm.

 

[bluecat]

I hope not. 2014 was more or less throw more power at it. Kinda of useless to those of us that vape @ 8 watts. Liquid delivery, safety, longer lasting battery life, innovations in wicking and other type of items are more important to me than power. It is more less the sledge hammer was reinvented to drive a tack nail.

 

[VapinWolf]

Bluecat, I hear ya, kinda. I was content until one of those skater trash gothic punk wanna be tough youngsters gave me a hit off his ipv 3, pushing 80 through a .2

I hate to admit but that was nice. Completely different vape. All of that cloud was rich with flavor.

Like a fine cigar in the evening, just take that sledgehammer and give that tack nail what for!!

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[bluecat]

Highest I went was 16 watts on a dual coil Igo W. (fogged up my screened in porch) One puff was all I could handle. It was too much. While others may like it, I don't.

"Bluecat, I hear ya, kinda. I was content until one of those skater trash gothic punk wanna be tough youngsters gave me a hit off his ipv 3, pushing 80 through a .2"

Fortunately, I have been able to ignore them. Not like they will want to see me either in my double breasted suits.

 

[Smann245]

Hardware quality needs to go up, prices of well built equipment needs to go down. New devices still using brass, fixed pin connectors? Too much over priced, cheaply made crap with desirable features. How about combine features and quality parts and construction. I'm hoping that's the next phase. Too much fragile junk out there.