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I believe you'll like the 50W, and I'm not a salesman for eleaf......
I'm sure I'll like it. I'm getting one regardless. Was just wondering about the hotter voltage. I'm not a technical guy, all I know is that 3v feels like 4v on my 20W iSticks.
I'll toast to that...:cheers:I hope your 50W arrives soon...you should love it....I have a smorgasbord of mods, these have my go to Mods since they arrived....
The 50w appears to be highly accurate according to German oscilloscope tests. The 30 has a totally different output than the 20 and is not anything like it. It is accurately adjustable to 3v. I expect the 50's to be also as that's what all the reports and reviews are showing. My co-op 50's will be here Wednesday and I'm gearin up for em.
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I remembre with many owners that our I20w was great and performed well when new....Now after a few months of linearly use it doesn't work well as new....programmate obsolescency i think.....The 30w and 50w are made with the same theory that if an object last too much and perform well the people don't buy the next versions?
Right. Three Eleaf 20 volts equal 4.2 real world volts (on a freshly charged battery).
Yes and no. Planned obsolescence is certainly a part of it. But it's also a well-known fact that we are all beta testers for e-cig manufacturers; they introduce a new toy, we complain, they make improvements...
It's all part of the game. It's fun--if you don't take it too seriously and don't mind playing.
I usually wait for at least one or two revisions before I buy a new product. But sometimes I just feel like I have to have something because my enabling ECF friends have it.
That's why I got the iStick 20--against my better judgment. 
I'd like to briefly interrupt the thread to let y'all know that http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/general-vaping-discussion/654296-katya-five.html#post15308568
Yes and no. Planned obsolescence is certainly a part of it. But it's also a well-known fact that we are all beta testers for e-cig manufacturers; they introduce a new toy, we complain, they make improvements...
It's all part of the game. It's fun--if you don't take it too seriously and don't mind playing.
I usually wait for at least one or two revisions before I buy a new product. But sometimes I just feel like I have to have something because my enabling ECF friends have it.
Was that supposed to read... if you don't mind "paying"
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