Devices that don't have the 33.3 chip??

[Kemosabe]

The ones I know about are Innokin stuff, DNA30 mods, Semovar (Nivel chip), and ProVari. Of these, I choose ProVari (I have 3), and I might want a Semovar in the future. I am also a fan of the VTR. I don't vape at high enough watts to justify the cost of a DNA30, but, if I did, I like the looks of the ZNA.

I have never used a sigelei, so I can't help you there.

not all innokin stuff is created equally.
the mvp and vv3 both have stronger chips than the VTR and the tube models.

 

[Kemosabe]

Any battery holder that you can find with the Okr-t6 or t10(30w and 50w).A little hard to find but can be had for about $60-100.I have 2 okr t6's that have lasted over 3 years.

would that be the grand innovations box? or was that the one that was 100W? i forget.

 

[twolostminds]

I'm desperate for something with consistent power. Currently have 2 33.3 chip mods (Vamo v5 and Zmax v3). I want to spend on something like a provari but I'm not digging the one button setup. Would love a provari quality mod with 3 buttons.

not all innokin stuff is created equally.
the mvp and vv3 both have stronger chips than the VTR and the tube models.

I love my Innokin MVP 2.0, it hits consistantly every time until the batter hits 3.7v. I loved my VV 3.0's as well and will be buying new ones soon as I gave my 2 away to people I introduced to vaping on my trip to Yellowknife. I tried out a VTR and really didn't care for it much. I felt it good but just not up to par with the MVP or VV 3.0. I am looking forward to getting my Sigelei 20W as I have heard good things about its consistant vaping.

 

[4redstars]

I'm tempted by the 20w but the warranties on some of this stuff is so poor.

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[twolostminds]

I'm tempted by the 20w but the warranties on some of this stuff is so poor.

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I've seen very few good warranties on ecig hardware but you need to ask yourself, is the juice worth the squeeze? I'm dropping $83.77 and waiting the month to receive mine from FastTech because I think the money is worth the potential increase in my vaping pleasure. In the end, like life, it's all a crap shoot.

 

[TheAmazingDave]

not all innokin stuff is created equally.
the mvp and vv3 both have stronger chips than the VTR and the tube models.

Stronger? Hardly. Unless your only factor is PWM frequency...

VTR is a bit more powerful than both of those with a 15 watt/5 amp limit.

 

[4redstars]

I've seen very few good warranties on ecig hardware but you need to ask yourself, is the juice worth the squeeze? I'm dropping $83.77 and waiting the month to receive mine from FastTech because I think the money is worth the potential increase in my vaping pleasure. In the end, like life, it's all a crap shoot.

Yeah, I battle the price to replacement cost with my mod purchases.

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[Kemosabe]

Stronger? Hardly. Unless your only factor is PWM frequency...

VTR is a bit more powerful than both of those with a 15 watt/5 amp limit.

My only factor was indeed pwm frequency.

But you bring up a valid point about the higher amp limit.

 

[caged]

I've seen very few good warranties on ecig hardware but you need to ask yourself, is the juice worth the squeeze? I'm dropping $83.77 and waiting the month to receive mine from FastTech because I think the money is worth the potential increase in my vaping pleasure. In the end, like life, it's all a crap shoot.

Fasttech has a 6 month replacement policy, though a good point was brought up. What is my warranty with the 20w and how would I get it serviced?