I am not able to decide between these two. Can someone share their experiences? I want decent TH and vapor but not too warm hits. I am afraid If I go for 5v (this is lot of voltage) I'll get very warm hits.
Diff between 3.7v and 5 v box mods
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So far, my best vape is the Ego-T tank. As with other types, you will get some occasional leakage with thin liquids, but the taste is right up there next to cartos. I also like the Boge cartos. The Boge does add some heat to the vape, but it's the ultimate in 3.7v taste.
So far, I haven't been tempted to go with a mod. I don't care for anything larger than an Ego. When mods approach the Ego format in size, I probably will try one. They are getting close.
So far, I haven't been tempted to go with a mod. I don't care for anything larger than an Ego. When mods approach the Ego format in size, I probably will try one. They are getting close.
5v was too much for me. I got a vv Buzz and I can set the voltage I like for the atty/liquid I'm using
My recommendation would be to try out vv with a madvapes vv box mod and if it's something you like, then go for a vv mod that's built sturdier/prettier 
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My recommendation would be to try out vv with a madvapes vv box mod and if it's something you like, then go for a vv mod that's built sturdier/prettier RIMP
5v works great sometimes, but you have to have a atomizer/cartomizer of at least 3.5ohms. I found that this worked pretty well, but it was sometimes take the flavor right out of my favorite juice when the batteries were fully charged. I think 4.2-4.6v is ideal, but the only way to get that regulated is through a box mod. If you with a 3.7 box mod (which is what I use) right around 2.5ohms works great for me. Once the power on the battery starts dropping I switch to my 1.7 atomizer and it compensates for the difference in voltage.
If I had it to do over again, I would just go with a VV mod and save the $$ and space. I now have 3.7v, 5v, 6v & reg. 510's, 808's etc. It would be so much easier if I just had a darn VV and didn't have to worry about which mod goes with which atty/carto/etc.
A VV or a VV feeder is on my list to get next. At that point, I'm sure I will be able to get rid of all the other stuff
A VV or a VV feeder is on my list to get next. At that point, I'm sure I will be able to get rid of all the other stuff
Yep, as been said, there's no better way to find out what will work for you, as far as voltage goes, than a variable voltage device.
5v can be warm, but doesn't always have to be. I use a 3.5ohm on my 5v sometimes, and it almost equals the same as vaping 3.7v with a 2ohm atty (wattage-wise).
5v can be warm, but doesn't always have to be. I use a 3.5ohm on my 5v sometimes, and it almost equals the same as vaping 3.7v with a 2ohm atty (wattage-wise).
I have a 3.7V Hot Box mod from Ace of Vapes. It's all I need. Very affordable, too.
VV is a much better way to Fly ! this way any new Atty or Carto that comes to market that could be very good you are then automatically set up to be able to use it and not stuck with a fixed voltage just give you many more options.
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