I am wanting to know which to get. I was wanting to know why you like them and what makes it so special. Thanks.
Hana V3 vs Reo
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I would go with a Reo. Hands down out of those choices. Now if you had said a GI2, IPV2, IPV2s, IVP3, Sigilei 100W, or basically any other regulated, I would have voted that.
This isn't a fair vote though. These two mods aren't even comparable. Mechanical vs. Regulated comes down to your personal preferences.
This isn't a fair vote though. These two mods aren't even comparable. Mechanical vs. Regulated comes down to your personal preferences.
I have both and A Reo is a great choice topped with a Cyclone it's Awesome It's simple well built and made to last. A bottom feed system is the best IMO
I have a Kay-fun on my Hana It's a good combo just not as good as a Reo and a Cyclone
I have a Kay-fun on my Hana It's a good combo just not as good as a Reo and a Cyclone
Hammer vs Saw.
Assuming I had NO mods at all, between the two I would go Hana (or any comparable regulated mod). With a large variety of higher liquid capacity drippers and new hybrid tank dripping systems (rocky, pontus, big dripper et al) a bottom feeder to me becomes less advantageous over regulated low ohm/high power mods.
As it stands, I have a Hana clone and IPV2, while I also have plenty of mechs but no bottom fed mods so I would go REO.
Assuming I had NO mods at all, between the two I would go Hana (or any comparable regulated mod). With a large variety of higher liquid capacity drippers and new hybrid tank dripping systems (rocky, pontus, big dripper et al) a bottom feeder to me becomes less advantageous over regulated low ohm/high power mods.
As it stands, I have a Hana clone and IPV2, while I also have plenty of mechs but no bottom fed mods so I would go REO.
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