Had an excellent vendor experience with Ecig-City & Mod Question

[razberrydazzle]

This is my second recent post and I'm hoping I'm not breaking any rules by mentioning that I had a really good experience with a vendor. I ordered a mod from Ecig-City by (Jade Stone/Vapros) that was damaged when I got it. I emailed them the very first day and I quickly received a response.

Well...The return was easy and they shipped a new one out that I received in like two days. That's the kind of customer service I like. So far I'm waiting on orders from two other vendors I wanted to try out based on recommendations from ECF but I'll definitely be ordering from them again.

The only bad thing? I wish that I had known about this mod before they ran out of the beautiful colors they had . I really wanted the blue swirl or the yellow/green. I have the red swirl, its pretty and powerful still though, for me. It's an 80w and I'm only vaping at 30w max so far but I love it!

The question is; does anyone have any suggestions for a tried and true, compact variable voltage mod that fits in the hand easily, yet puts out nice clouds? I'm a woman so I don't like mods that are too bulky in my hands. Price is not a big issue, so all suggestions are welcome.

Thanks

 

[Canadian_Vaper]

Technically any variable wattage device is variable voltage as higher voltage is applied to increase the wattage

 

[Baditude]

I'm only vaping at 30w max so far but I love it!

The question is; does anyone have any suggestions for a tried and true, compact variable voltage mod that fits in the hand easily, yet puts out nice clouds? I'm a woman so I don't like mods that are too bulky in my hands. Price is not a big issue, so all suggestions are welcome.

You won't find anything powerful (in excess of 30 watts) much smaller in size than you already have.

You might find a "tube" style mod fits more comfortably in your hand, but it will be "longer" than a box mod because the regulator/processor will be on top of the battery instead of beside each other. That said, a tube mod and juice attachment will still fit comfortably in a pocket or purse.

My favorite tube regulated mod has been a Provari. Historically considered by some to be "underpowered" with the Provari 2.5 version (about 15 watts tops/0.9 ohm capable), it has been considered to be one of the most reliable and dependable mods for years. Provape has been running sales on the 2.5 for under $40.

Why Provari?

• What is the Provari and why is it so popular? Includes some little known facts, and videos & links to ECF threads on why the Provari is loved by owners.

Provari Mini 2.5

If you feel you'll need more power than a Provari 2.5, there are other Provape models with more power:
Provari Classic (15watts/0.9 ohm capable ) $100
P3 tube mod (30 watts/0.5 ohm coil capable) $200
Radius box mod (40 watts/0.3 ohm capable) $200
Procyon tube mod (50 watts/0.2 ohm capable) $220

 

[daviedog]

3 main box mods under $50.
Pico 75
Ipv d3
Evic mini vtc. All variable wattage.
Istick 30 & 50 are vw/vv,, no temp control..

 

[razberrydazzle]

Technically any variable wattage device is variable voltage as higher voltage is applied to increase the wattage

Ohhh, okay.

 

[razberrydazzle]

You won't find anything powerful (in excess of 30 watts) much smaller in size than you already have.

You might find a "tube" style mod fits more comfortably in your hand, but it will be "longer" than a box mod because the regulator/processor will be on top of the battery instead of beside each other. That said, a tube mod and juice attachment will still fit comfortably in a pocket or purse.

My favorite tube regulated mod has been a Provari. Historically considered by some to be "underpowered" with the Provari 2.5 version (about 15 watts tops/0.9 ohm capable), it has been considered to be one of the most reliable and dependable mods for years. Provape has been running sales on the 2.5 for under $40.

Why Provari?

• What is the Provari and why is it so popular? Includes some little known facts, and videos & links to ECF threads on why the Provari is loved by owners.

Provari Mini 2.5

If you feel you'll need more power than a Provari 2.5, there are other Provape models with more power:
Provari Classic (15watts/0.9 ohm capable ) $100
P3 tube mod (30 watts/0.5 ohm coil capable) $200
Radius box mod (40 watts/0.3 ohm capable) $200
Procyon tube mod (50 watts/0.2 ohm capable) $220

Thanks! I'll definitely look into these. Also the pictures and are much appreciated.

 

[gandymarsh]

The smallest box mod I know of is the Artery Nugget. 50 watts and TC, built in 1000 mah battery.

 

[dc99]

Hard to go wrong with the evic mini. Tuff little mod. I have a few of them. I also like the wismec RX75.

 

[razberrydazzle]

The smallest box mod I know of is the Artery Nugget. 50 watts and TC, built in 1000 mah battery.

I definitely like the size of this one. Looks sturdy, I'm clumsy so this could work : )

 

[razberrydazzle]

Hard to go wrong with the evic mini. Tuff little mod. I have a few of them. I also like the wismec RX75.

I looked into these. Thanks!!

 

[BoogaWu]

COV mini volt is a tiny little thing, 40W and 1300 mah.

 

[Grego25]

X2. My wife started with a mini volt & I was impressed. It was well used when she got it & the charging port broke but that's probably also from moving it around in the car while charging. One reason I prefer removable batteries


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