Best mod around $100 that doesn't require building coils?

[BostonVape]

The evic features on-board charging! You can plug in to charge your battery instead of taking the battery out to charge on a separate charger.
The evic can also be programmed from your computer.

The 134 only goes up to 12.5 watts ; it starts out at 6.5 watts too, so limited in range; many others go from 3 to 15 watts.
The 134 also doesn't have vv as an option; it vw only.

The provari is 510 thread only; and it's vv only, no vw; but good warranty. And flat dc output.

If you use any of the computer software more than once for the evic I will be very shocked.. its cool and all, but the most you can do is program the home screen displays and mess with the same options you already have from the device itself.. it's kind of pointless and shouldn't be anything in the end to help you decide. (My two cents)

the new evic supreme will let you upload a picture to display on the screen.. another pointless option lol.. but at least it will go up to 30w for all the people who like that aspect.

 

[alistairs]

The eVic is not for everybody, but the main computer software benefits are configuring the user RVW profiles which allows you to vary the wattage at different times during your vape (eg fire at 8 watts for the first two second s then 6 for the next, etc), and to keep an historical record of your vaping.

I also like it for the USB charging/pass through, you can use it and charge it pretty much anywhere you can get to a USB port, no messing around with chargers required.

The new eVic supreme is the least expensive 30 watt apv as far as I'm aware. But it's more than the op budget and it is big and heavy. For grab and go I use itaste VV v3s with aerotanks. You could buy two of each for $100.

 

[huhhman]

All I hear about the Evic is how fast they break. The software programming is cool but I find pointless.

 

[sneakerpimp]

any 22mm mech or apv + 22mm IBTank.

 

[Loopy1224]

Not that much of a noob here! That's exactly what I meant by grab and go. I am using ProTanks and Vivi's so I wanted to stick with those for now, and venture into mechs and RDAs down the road. There really is no "budget" but I just don't want to go overboard on one, because I know there will be many more to come. I am thinking the Provari is the way I am going to go. Everyone seems to have at least one Provari as their go-to for everyday use.

The Segelei 20w is a good looking APV though! Is Provari better by far?

And I know the batteries are a seperate purchase all together, I just set the $100 range for the mod itself.

I both the Provari and the Sigeili 20W. Both are good devices and I use them about equally. The Provari is a little smaller so it's easiier to carrry around but the Sigelei can run coils down to .6 ohms. I dont think you could go wrong either way.