I own a Vamo V2 and an SVD
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Price range? A bottom feeder box mod has several advantages. High juice capacity. An 18650 battery box mod is much smaller than a tube with the same size battery in most cases. They feel good in your hand, more so than you'd think coming from a tube mod. I got a Reo Grande a few months back and I absolutely love it. I's much smaller in person than you may think. And even though I spent way more for my tube mod, the Reo gets 95%+ of my vape time. Plus a 6 mil juice capacity means I can leave the house all day and it's one less thing I have to carry around with me. The tube may hit harder, but the Reo wins hands down for convenience. It's like all the good things about dripping in an rda without all the mess of actually having to drip.
Thanks for the information Cjax. I'm really not wanting to spend more than $100 on a new device. I'm mainly wanting to try some different type mods to see which I like best. I only have experience with the two tube mods I mentioned above and ego style batteries. I currently carry an ego case with an extra 18650 and 5 or 6 different tanks with various flavors in them when I go somewhere.
I see you're verified. I saw a FS add for a Boge Rev2 box mod for $30 in the classifieds earlier. It's a feeder and has on board charging. Not too sure about the feature set of it, but it's a cheap intro to box feeders. Also everyone raves about the MVP if you want to stay with a regulated vv/vw mod. I think Fasttech has those pretty cheap. Just some different options to try out. Unless you want to go for a mech, any vv/vw tube mod will probly be on par with what you already have.
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