Help finding a suitable high wattage APV?

[SlushPuppy]

Heyy ECF! Been awhile since ive posted here. As i am currently extremely worried about the new fda crap coming out, im trying to find a new mod that would stand the best chance of being able to be maintained through all of it. If thats possible lol. I dont understand the whole politics thing, and quite frankly stresses me out. Some criteria im looking for would be: high wattage (between 100-200 watts), usb charging, 18650 batteries are best, as long as its user replaceable. I would love firmware upgrades, but understand that might be asking for a little too much, if not asking too much already. Currently rock a dna 40 vaporshark and i freaking love it. Just looking for more power, and the ability to replace and repair if need be. Thanks ECF

 

[puffon]

My rDNA40 is working great for a year so far.
I don't expect it (any regulated) to last 10+ yrs.
My REOs and parts will last my lifetime.

 

[rallykid]

I slammed my ipv3 li in a car door today and then it hit the pavement when the door bounced back open. Only damage is a small scuff on the side and a scrape where it hit the pavement on one of the corners. It is not light, it is not small and it isn't exactly pretty but it appears to be able to take a lot of abuse, has replaceable batteries, it good up to 200 watts, has some nice bells and whistles and vapes like a dream.

 

[SlushPuppy]

Scratch the high wattage. I want dependability. Lol. Sorry guys. If a mod sees this and wants to close it up, then thats fine =)

 

[rallykid]

You can have both with the right mod. Provari is known for being bullet proof but may not have all the features you want. For what you would pay for a high end Provari you could buy 2 ipv3 li and have a spare, or 4 Kanger Subox minis and have 3 backups.

 

[SlushPuppy]

Eh really the high wattage is a fleeting want of mine. I know i vape daily in the 40 watt range, dont have the ability to go over.. But i never hit 40 anyways. So

 

[rallykid]

It all depends on how and what you vape as to what fits your needs. With my sub tanks I run about 35 watts on my Sigelei or my Subox. My tfv4 with quad coil I run between 70 and 120 watts depending on juice. That tank barely fires at 50 watts. I figured I would buy it now and not have to upgrade later if I decided to try it out. Better to have and not need than need and not have if you think you will ever try it out.

Even at 35 watts with my 3li it is nice for the extra battery life, for me that is what fits my needs.