confused

[Shept1973]

Which one should I buy between the sigelei 100 watt or they sigelei 150 watt?? I really don't know the difference between the two.

 

[tmcase]

We can't really tell you which is best for you. Do you need 150W or even 100W? They both use the same chip and are priced pretty much the same so I would go with the best price if I needed that much power or the nicest looking.

 

[State O' Flux]

Which one should I buy between the sigelei 100 watt or they sigelei 150 watt?? I really don't know the difference between the two.

@tmcase narrowed it down to it's lowest form... need.

The desired net resistance (calculated value for multiple coils in parallel builds), wire gauge and net coil surface area (high surface area goes hand in hand with resistance and gauge) will determine if having 150 watts available vs. 100 watts is beneficial.

What is the lowest likely resistance you'll ever run?

 

[wheelie]

I own the 100 watt Plus and it is the best one I have ever owned. Owned well over 20 box mods. Sigelei 100 Plus has assume battery life and never skips a beat in the two or three months owning it. Only ever got it up to 65 watts but normally it sits on 18.5 watts. I can chain vape for two days off the duel Samsung 25R's. Nice magnet door with very strong magnets, no screws. My topper now is the Original Evileye RTA with duel coils and the tank lasts two days now as well. I can not see the 150 watt being any better than the 100 Plus. But I have not owned the 150 watt.

My friends above that stated their comments so elegantly hit the nail on the head about the need.

CHEERS!

 

[Ryedan]

Which one should I buy between the sigelei 100 watt or they sigelei 150 watt?? I really don't know the difference between the two.

The difference between these two mods is of course the power output of 100 vs 150 watts and also that they handle 0.15 ohms minimum vs 0.10. Both have very good reputations as dependable devices. They are both big and heavy, but the 100 watt is a bit smaller and a bit lighter. Both do not boost voltage so will be voltage limited to the sum of your battery voltage, with around 7.5V as the maximum and as battery voltage drops that will go down.

I have a Sigelei 150. It's a great device and the 0.10 ohm minimum resistance lets me use my temperature control atomizers on it with low resistance nickel wire builds if I chose to do that. When I work with Kanthal I generally build at between 0.3-0.7 ohms so that's not an issue.

I have experimented with high power builds at 100 watts plus and I don't like them. The vast majority of vapers stay well below 100 watts. I typically vape between 25-55 watts.

IMO, if you want to experiment with really high power vaping go with the 150. If that isn't your cup of tea, go with the 100.

 

[TaketheRedPill]

I can offer some stats if that will help any

siegeli 100w has a 0.66" Oled display and runs between 6.4-8.4v - flat tops and maybe a 1600mah button top +
siegeli 100wPlus 107mm, has 0.95" Oled display, runs between 6.4-8.4v and has a Yihi SX330 (V3?) chip - spring loaded round copper contacts, black and silver colors offered
siegeli 150w 103mm, has a 0.95"Oled display, runs between 7.4-8.2v, has a Yihi Sx330 V3S chip* modified by Siegeli,** flat-top batteries required*** - black silver red blue colors offered

+Sigelei 100w Batteries | E-Cigarette Forum

*chip identified here: Sigelei 150 Watt Box Mod
**as modified by Siegeli claim here: Sigelei 150W Box Mod - Origin Vape
***flattop battery requirement claim here: Sigelei 150W Box Mod - Eciggity