Is 200 watts realy needed probably not
I just got a Reuleaux DNA 200 as my first high power MOD and first DNA device
Being used to vaping stm,s etc and a few RDA,s on lower power devices i will say they give a good vape but i have noticed that with my new high powered MOD I have noticed a big difference in the way the same tanks and rda,s vape now.
I am not suggesting to anyone to go and buy a DNA or 200 watt MOD but I have found that there is something to be said for power delivery to your coils.
I have been used to my MVP 3 PRO 60w and Coolfire 4,s 40w and while i pretty much vaped my stm,s around 15-30 watts having more than enough power for my needs and depending on the different ohm coils and builds i used on them the power ramp up was a bit slow at times and this will effect the heat, flavor,and vapor production to a fair extent .
we all know that different MOD,S will vape differently and its probably not BRAND or MODEL that will determin the best vape but how they can deliver the power to your coils ,if you have more adjustment to things like pre-heat settings ie wattage and how hard or soft the pre-heat power can be delivered, This will give you a more adjustable vape and depending how and what you have access to adjust on you mod .This can greatly improve vapor and flavor .
Having access to more power than needed will mean your device will not struggle to fire your coils depending on how much power, type and size of battery, and how many etc, will last you so much longer between charging times even more so if you only vape in the 15-30 watt range.
It all comes down to how much effort and how much money you can afford and want to put to enhancing your vape experience.
my decision to buy a high power mod was not an easy one as i am not as flush with money as would like to be.
I just got a Reuleaux DNA 200 as my first high power MOD and first DNA device
Being used to vaping stm,s etc and a few RDA,s on lower power devices i will say they give a good vape but i have noticed that with my new high powered MOD I have noticed a big difference in the way the same tanks and rda,s vape now.
I am not suggesting to anyone to go and buy a DNA or 200 watt MOD but I have found that there is something to be said for power delivery to your coils.
I have been used to my MVP 3 PRO 60w and Coolfire 4,s 40w and while i pretty much vaped my stm,s around 15-30 watts having more than enough power for my needs and depending on the different ohm coils and builds i used on them the power ramp up was a bit slow at times and this will effect the heat, flavor,and vapor production to a fair extent .
we all know that different MOD,S will vape differently and its probably not BRAND or MODEL that will determin the best vape but how they can deliver the power to your coils ,if you have more adjustment to things like pre-heat settings ie wattage and how hard or soft the pre-heat power can be delivered, This will give you a more adjustable vape and depending how and what you have access to adjust on you mod .This can greatly improve vapor and flavor .
Having access to more power than needed will mean your device will not struggle to fire your coils depending on how much power, type and size of battery, and how many etc, will last you so much longer between charging times even more so if you only vape in the 15-30 watt range.
It all comes down to how much effort and how much money you can afford and want to put to enhancing your vape experience.
my decision to buy a high power mod was not an easy one as i am not as flush with money as would like to be.
