Box mod suggestions

[Sdunn1180]

I'm looking to get a new box mod regulated or unregulated.... Does anyone have a suggestion?

 

[Marc411]

Get ready for 100 different choices.

What's your budget?

Yihi SX Mini if you want to drop $190

 

[Susan~S]

Regulated unless you want to drop some $ on a Reo (see my avitar)!

 

[juicynoos]

Get ready for 100 different choices.

What's your budget?

Yihi SX Mini if you want to drop $190

Depends a lot on what your going to use with it and how you vape. Would have liked to have $190 to spend on the SX Mini but opted for an ipv Mini 2 at $65 for now

It's my Birthday in 2 weeks

 

[Marc411]

REO, another damn fine choice for unregulated.

The iStick 50 watt has been getting some outstanding reviews and you can find them for around $55. I ordered one this weekend just to see what everyone was talking about.

 

[Venomx]

It all depends on your budget and how many watts you need.

 

[mesamay2003]

I have an Sigelei 150, 100 plus, mini 30, istick 30 and 50...all great devices and highly recommended...all with their own pros and cons, depends on what you are looking for and your priorities on size, power, etc...

 

[BigC52]

I'm a mechanical guy, but I have a Sigelei 150 and it's a really nice mod, at 65w with a .5ohm twisted 24ga single in my Tugboat v2 the batteries last me about 24 hours until 35%
It's my ADV at the house. If you want a mech box, highly recommend the Reo. The Hexohm v2 OKR box is a nice higher end regulated.

 

[jifjifjif]

I concur with the REO. You can trust me. I've owned about 30 different mods over the last 4 years and have sold them all except my metal REO Grand. This mod along with his rebuildable atomizer, the RM2, is where it's at.

If you are not rebuilding your own coils yet, it still has a 510 connection for just about any atomizer on the planet.

Take a look at some youtube vids on the REO Grand. you'll thank me later. Go get 'em.

 

[juicynoos]

Reo's certainly seem to be popular with many of the long time vaping community here and It is a lovely piece and almost unbeatable for flavor. kinda like dripping from the bottom. But how many of the new popular atomizers and tanks out there are set up for squonkin', not many I should think. Then there is the same issue as with drippers of 'dry hits' if you forget to squonk it! Don't get me wrong, I own one myself and prefer it but I just think many of the newer vapers prefer tank delivery systems=forget about it

 

[dbrandt01]

I would vote Reo as well.
I did like my IPV3 when I had it, but Reo out shined it.

I have 2 and won't use anything else now. I've sold everything I ever owned previously.


As far as atomizers with it, the majority can be converted to bottomfed for squonking
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-supplier-forum/581604-catfish-atty-mods.html

 

[Wissel Joe]

I don't need a lot of watts so I went with the Kamry 20. I have 2 of them 23 watts sub ohm to .3 they work perfect for me.

 

[juicynoos]

An' ain't those priddy Well there you have it! Now to check out that link-thanks by the way for posting it.

 

[Rickajho]

Reo's certainly seem to be popular with many of the long time vaping community here and It is a lovely piece and almost unbeatable for flavor. kinda like dripping from the bottom. But how many of the new popular atomizers and tanks out there are set up for squonkin', not many I should think. Then there is the same issue as with drippers of 'dry hits' if you forget to squonk it! Don't get me wrong, I own one myself and prefer it but I just think many of the newer vapers prefer tank delivery systems=forget about it

Two points:

If they aren't set up for bottom feed most of them can be. And this guy is doing it: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-supplier-forum/581604-catfish-atty-mods.html But it appears there are more of them coming ready made for bottom feeding, with swappable drilled out center pins.

A lot of the "atty chase" is over more capacity, silly coils builds etc. You don't need an RDA trying to be an RTA with a Reo since you have feed on demand. You need a deck you like to build on and the air flow you want - beyond that chasing after differences in atty design for a Reo starts to become superfluous. So yeah, spending the big bucks on a Reo can save you a boat load of money - not buying 25 attys trying to find intangible differences between them.

RTA's can be a PITA to deal with, just trying to refill or change wicks. It couldn't be easier to do either on a Reo. You can forget about an RTA - until you actually need to do something to it.

 

[juicynoos]

Good points Rickajho and I couldn't agree more on point 2 lol, BUt really it comes down to the individual and from the OP's choice's thus far it seems he has taken a different direction. Try to sway him back if you can..it makes sense in the long run.

 

[DingerCPA]

My first box mod was the MVP2.0. Ran with those most of last year. Picked up an iPV Mini right before Christmas because I really wanted to push an RDA more than my MVP or Vamo V6 (tube mod) could. Then picked up the iPV Mini 2. Then picked up an iStick 50 and an iStick 30. Should have been patient with the Mini2 because the iSticks are getting more use in the last two weeks. But, I'm not disappointed.

The Reos are unregulated, so you really have to be in control of your build and your battery levels. The iPVs allow for replaceable batteries; the iSticks do not (unless you're REALLY good at tearing things apart and rebuilding.)

 

[juicynoos]

OMG..the Rio Woodvils- I wood love one of each but somebody already bought them all!!!!

 

[dbrandt01]

They'll be coming out again soon enough juicynoos Mr. Rob is working on releasing more

 

[juicynoos]

Hey thanks dbrandt01, I'll be checking regularly now I know what my Bday pressie's gonna be Catfish atty mods, will be my next stop!

 

[edyle]

I'm looking to get a new box mod regulated or unregulated.... Does anyone have a suggestion?

depends on what you've already got.