Best VV/VW APV under $100.00.
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http://jcmsvapes.com/APV-Mods/Altoids-DNA30
I think that's the best performance for this price,
But honestly performance is not everything and you rather have a device that you will enjoy with. It's really depend on what you're looking for, what you're using and what you consider comfortable.
Personally I have the MVP and I think it's a great device for $50, but I wouldn't say it's the best one under $100 for me... personally I'd much rather have interchangeable battery, a tube design, wider compatibility with "lower" center pin attys and a VV menu that goes down.
But again, the MVP was my main device when I just got it, so I can't say it can't be the perfect device for somebody else. You should probably research all the suggestions and pick whatever fits you.
I think that's the best performance for this price,
But honestly performance is not everything and you rather have a device that you will enjoy with. It's really depend on what you're looking for, what you're using and what you consider comfortable.
Personally I have the MVP and I think it's a great device for $50, but I wouldn't say it's the best one under $100 for me... personally I'd much rather have interchangeable battery, a tube design, wider compatibility with "lower" center pin attys and a VV menu that goes down.
But again, the MVP was my main device when I just got it, so I can't say it can't be the perfect device for somebody else. You should probably research all the suggestions and pick whatever fits you.
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Sigelei 20w. Fastech sells it for $84, but if you want it faster you can get it for $110 at VapeDojo.com. It is much better than the Vamo and SVD I had.
Zmax v3 has been the most durable mod I've had.-$45
There is a cosmetic high end version of it called the beyond vape
Spire . -$99.
There is a cosmetic high end version of it called the beyond vape
Spire . -$99.
I have a Vamo v5 and Zmax v3. Both have been good but not great devices. It has more to do with the chip inside than anything. I'm starting to look for a device with more consistent power but not mech. If provari would release a v3 I'd jump all over it but that's out of my budget lol!
So I need to correct my last response, if you're just looking to expend your arsenal and don't want to spend too much, the MVP would be a great choice.
I really think it's a must-have device for every APV collector
If you can say why you want a second mod, it would help. I definitely recommend trying something that does not have a pulsed output.
As a secondary or backup. I wanted to test the waters, so to speak, on something other than my Vamo. I like it but who's to say I might prefer something else. Wanted opinions so I won't be wasting my money on a trashy APV. I know what one person likes, another may not. Looking at general consensus.
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Although it is either just over or just under according to where you purchase it, the Segeli 20 watt may be the best tube style mod out there.
How about this monster for $63.22:
E-Huge Variable Voltage/Wattage APV Mod
Or this one for $75.99
Seven 22 26650 Mod
E-Huge Variable Voltage/Wattage APV Mod
Or this one for $75.99
Seven 22 26650 Mod
I know this may come out wrong, but here it goes.
It sounds like you're chasing a Unicorn. You want a nice APV under 100.00 which uses replaceable batteries. This means you expect the device to last over a year to a year and a half,
Well the sub $100 mod's are just not built to last over a year. I'm not knocking them, but a lot of them are just not built with the components that can handle consistent use 24/7/365.
Say you perform 300 fire button pushes a day of vaping (not inconceivable) you are looking at almost 110,000 button pushes a year. A ProVari's switch, for example, is rated for 5 million actuations. This means the switch should last about 45 years....
I personally think if you don't mind replacing a mod every year or year and a half, buy an MVP and don't worry about it. You don't need to carry around spare batteries or a charger or any of that nonsense. It will most likely last you your year or year and a half, and then bang, get another one.
If you do want it to last, then you have to spend more than a Benji. Now you are into ProVari, Semovar, ZNA price range. I thought that VW was a hill to die on but have really not missed it on my Kayfuns since I routinely build 2.0 ohm coils and have retired all my ProTanks.
Here's my suggestion. Buy an MVP for now. You will get one of the best vapes available for the price. Then save up the sheckels and if you want to keep buying MVP's great. If not, then use what you saved to get a better quality Mod. One that you know will last longer than the batteries you put in it. (like a ZNA, ProVari, Semovar, etc....)
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