Current market vs current users

[defdock]

As we get further into "the vape game" manufacture are producing more vv/vw/tc ect mods and tanks.

I'm curious, between what's being "pushed" and what's ben tried and true, which do you prefer as your vape journey continues?

Unregulated mods, or regulated?
Edit to add: unregulated mods also include mechanical mods

 

[Adan]

No Mechanical category?

 

[defdock]

Mechanical would be considered unregulated.

 

[Foggy Road]

Lol. My preferred mods haven't been *pushed* for a looooong time but they are regulated 3-6 volts, 5-15 watts. Anything more is more than necessary in my book.

 

[defdock]

got into vaping hardcore with VV devices, but as time goes by i find my self using unregulated mods all the time. i only have one "regulated" mod currently, and its only for checking coil resistance lol.

 

[K_Tech]

As much as I like my mechanicals, I use my regulated mods about 75% of the time.

 

[Adan]

I went with unregulated for the poll. I don't prefer unregulated, I prefer a device that's harder for me to break and happens to be unregulated.

 

[hurricanegirl100]

What KTech said..I can't sub-ohm anywhere I please - that would cause problems. Out and about, I use my Coolfire IV's set to around 8.5-9.0 watts with a 2.4 ohm BCC. When I get home, then, I can use the mechs. Or slap a .5 ohm Kanthal built RDA on one of the Coolfires and crank it to around 23 watts - OR, plop it on a mech and vape the day away.

Either way, I just don't feel the need for temperature control (never tried it 'cause I'm happy where I'm at) or lol some crazy, 200w mod. I just don't get that..what's the reason for that much power?

 

[hurricanegirl100]

My personal reason for owning five mechs - the FDA. Regulated mods will die, eventually. And, when they do, if the FDA causes regulated mods to cost a couple hundred bucks each, THEN, the only thing I'll vape on are the mechs. They're vapegeddon insurance..

Which is nuts. The FDA's regulations, which are supposed to protect my hiney, will make me less safe, because I'm walking around with an unregulated device.

 

[Jeff_Rios]

I use my regulated device more than my unregulated device.

 

[VNeil]

My personal reason for owning five mechs - the FDA. Regulated mods will die, eventually. And, when they do, if the FDA causes regulated mods to cost a couple hundred bucks each, THEN, the only thing I'll vape on are the mechs. They're vapegeddon insurance..

Which is nuts. The FDA's regulations, which are supposed to protect my hiney, will make me less safe, because I'm walking around with an unregulated device.

Like x1000

 

[dobroeutro]

I have one mech but it is rarely used...

 

[Falconeer]

By today's standards - Old Hat here - Nauti Minis and GS Airs on iStick 30/40w s and Kanger 40w K Boxes - works for me; as do the couple of Spanish mech mods I have "just in case"

 

[akchena]

If there was an option "both unregulated and regulated", I would choose it, since that seems to be my case. I can be using an electronic mod for a long time, but then suddenly switch to a mech mod. In other words, I use both types with great pleasure.

 

[iShruGs]

im gonna say mostly regulated, but i sure do love me a nice unregulated series box mod every once in awhile