decisions, decisions...

[Mikecomp93]

so i have been asked a few times what i want for my upcoming birthday. at first i was going to go with the zombie splatter flawless tugboat mech mod/rda combo, BUT flawless decided to have a 50% off sale on Monday so i got it myself

i have been wanting to get a nice box mod for quite some time, but cant really decide on one. my main thing is i'm looking to get a dual 18650 device, for longevity.

right now i'm bouncing back and forth between the iPV4 and the sigelei 150w. i am also open to using an unregulated box mod, although i don't have much knowledge of those - specifically the difference between parallel and series.

on one hand i like the idea of having the ability to run temperature control, although i don't know how much i would really use it. i also like the aesthetic look of the sigelei 150w.

who owns one of, or both, of these devices? which do you prefer? what box mod would you suggest instead of these?

price range, below $200 is ideal.

cheers!

 

[HauntedMyst]

You need to see the reviews and see which one "hits like a freight train." If a mod maker makes a mod that doesn't hit like a freight train, they just aren't trying hard enough.

 

[dbrandt01]

I bought myself a hexohm v2.1 for my birthday last night. They have a zombie green splatter but no telling when it'll be back in stock. I ordered mine in red. Personally, I may be biased. Out of your options, I'd pick the Sigelei. Temperature control is something I have zero interest in at all.

 

[nyiddle]

Proud Sig150 owner here (among a mess of other boxes). I recommend it wholeheartedly. It has yet to let me down, very impressed considering it cost me 90 bucks and the chip was made in China.

 

[RebornLincoln06]

Definitely the Sigelei 150watt. For one it's cheaper, and the demand for it is probably going to go down a tad bat with the IPV 4's temperature controlling.

 

[caferacer]

I love my Sigelei and have never had a single problem with it (knock wood). But if I was given the choice today, I'd probably go with the IPV4 so that I'd have the option of using temp control down the line.

 

[Mikecomp93]

Loving the replies and input!

I'm more and more leaning towards the Sigelei 150w. The more i think about it the more i question how much i would really use temperature control.

To use temperature control you need to be using Ni200 or Titanium (Ti i believe). I don't really see myself using that wire anytime soon.

The only subjective thing about the Sig150w is i wish the ohm reader was a hundredth instead of tenth.

Let's see what some others recommend

 

[RebornLincoln06]

Loving the replies and input!

I'm more and more leaning towards the Sigelei 150w. The more i think about it the more i question how much i would really use temperature control.

To use temperature control you need to be using Ni200 or Titanium (Ti i believe). I don't really see myself using that wire anytime soon.

The only subjective thing about the Sig150w is i wish the ohm reader was a hundredth instead of tenth.

Let's see what some others recommend

Temp control is definitely the next step in vaping technology. The only issue in the present is that it's still new, so there really isn't a ton of options for it yet. However, both Aspire and Kanger have come out with temperature sensing coils, with the atlantis coils clocking in at .15. Only issue there is the IPV 4's only read down to a .2. Really up to you, but they are both great options.