I do think its more of a collector thing Ive never wanted one, but I can see the attraction lots of things to try and tinker with. Im waiting on a used Orion but I think that will be it for my unregulated mod days. I just prefer the ability to set my voltage or wattage with knob click or screwdriver.
Better battery life ect.... I think the price is dropping because its old technology no matter how nicely packaged. The Peny from all accounts is well made and nice looking RBA system so it thrives The GGTS will be bought if they keep making it but more so as a cool gadget rather than everyday use.
I have to disagree. I do not own the gg, but i own mech mod the uranos, and the precise + 18350. I think you will see a great revival of the mech mods, mainly because of the rba's, such as genesis attys, growing popularity. I find it more convenient to create my coils to support the voltage. I find, battery life vastly improved with the mech mods over my lavatube vv. Plus I find comfort knowing my battery is essentially a flashlight tube with very little chance of failure. I like the telescoping mods for their ability to use whatever batteries are on hand. I think the more expensive mods like the GG will always have a following, just like French wine, but as other manufacturers have gotten into the mod race ,as of late, smoktech, is an example, prices are declining in a supply demand fashion. However, I certainly would not write off mech mods as dated technology just yet. People who are preparing for the government crackdown on our hobby believe mech mods and rba's, to be the bomb shelter of the vaping world. Plus, those of us who wish to keep things basic will crave the simplicity of mech mods. Also, lets not forget the kick for those who want vv with mech mods.
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