are mods with the dna chip worth it?
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Mods that don't have chips of some sort (even ego twist style batteries) won't allow you to change the v/w you vape at. As your battery drains your voltage goes down.
The only way to improve your vape experience is to change the resistance of your coil (or build a new one if you are a rebuilder).
The only way to improve your vape experience is to change the resistance of your coil (or build a new one if you are a rebuilder).
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Regulated Mods Vs Unregulated Mods
Pros of Regulated Mods:
Consistent vape regardless of battery voltage.
Adjustable output voltage allows you to customize your vape without changing coils.
Numerous safety features.
Temperature Control keeps you from overheating your coils/burning wick. (Only on a few devices, like DNA40)
Pros of Regulated Mods:
Consistent vape regardless of battery voltage.
Adjustable output voltage allows you to customize your vape without changing coils.
Numerous safety features.
Temperature Control keeps you from overheating your coils/burning wick. (Only on a few devices, like DNA40)
There are good chips out there that aren't Evolv DNA chips as well, like the Yihi chips, and the Pringles chips. 
I'll have to agree, you can't beat the Pringles chips.There are good chips out there that aren't Evolv DNA chips as well, like the Yihi chips, and the Pringles chips.
As for the original question, it's entirely a matter of preference. Personally I prefer a regulated mod for the reasons Sir listed previously, the temperature control on the DNA40 is a bonus. For me, the DNA mods are worth it; for someone who prefers a mech mod then the answer would obviously be no.
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