IPV5, R200, or Cuboid

[Deepfried]

I'm ordering a new mod today. And I can't decide between these 3 mods.

IPV5

smok R200

joyetech Cuboid

Does any of these stand above the rest? I want to be happy with my decision and want to pick the best quality I can.

Please weigh in if you have experience with any of these.

 

[Clark Kent]

Depends on what you like about each, all have there ups and downs, I do not have the R200, but do have the Xcube2 and the 220hpriv, here are some cons and pros of each.
Ipv5 Pros, Nice chip, good 510, pretty good battery efficiency.
Cons, Size, Finish, some had the 75 w. bug, (mine did not).
Smok R200, do not have, I belive it has the same type of functions of the Xcube2, Kooper Plus, Hpriv,
Pros, updates, better accuracy in temp. lots of menu options. TCR, lots of memory settings. Size.
Cons, can be a pain with the menu, takes quite a few clicks to get it set up were you want it.
Cuboid Pros, updates, easy to use menu,dual battery meter, TCR.
Cuboid Cons, Short 510, Not the most efficiant in battery life,
These are my pros and cons that effect me the most, all are good devices for the money, all do temp in NI,TI and S.S., I don't belive any are balenced charging, I never use onboard charging anyway. In conclusion I think you would be ok with all of them just figure out what style you like best.

 

[Deepfried]

Depends on what you like about each, all have there ups and downs, I do not have the R200, but do have the Xcube2 and the 220hpriv, here are some cons and pros of each.
Ipv5 Pros, Nice chip, good 510, pretty good battery efficiency.
Cons, Size, Finish, some had the 75 w. bug, (mine did not).
Smok R200, do not have, I belive it has the same type of functions of the Xcube2, Kooper Plus, Hpriv,
Pros, updates, better accuracy in temp. lots of menu options. TCR, lots of memory settings. Size.
Cons, can be a pain with the menu, takes quite a few clicks to get it set up were you want it.
Cuboid Pros, updates, easy to use menu,dual battery meter, TCR.
Cuboid Cons, Short 510, Not the most efficiant in battery life,
These are my pros and cons that effect me the most, all are good devices for the money, all do temp in NI,TI and S.S., I don't belive any are balenced charging, I never use onboard charging anyway. In conclusion I think you would be ok with all of them just figure out what style you like best.

Thanks for weighing in. It's really hard to pick one. I appreciate the response. Ive read about the 510 on the Cuboid and it's issues. If it didn't have that problem, this wouldn't be such a hard choice. Im leaning towards the IPV5 at this point. But the R200 is a beautiful mod. I love a nice clean look. And that R200 looks great.

 

[Infinite]

I agree with @Clark Kent.

I have the IPV 5 and absolutely love it. It is on the larger size, but it's curves really make it seem much smaller. I don't have the R200, but I would take the SX330 chip over just about anything Smoke. That is just my opinion, of course. The IPV 5 is a tank with great batt life, but no on board charging is a con in case u find yourself without extra batteries on a very long trip..days

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[Infinite]

Oops, just realized that you were looking for more immediate weigh in...I'm probably 2 days too late to be of any help here . Good luck with whatever you chose or will choose!

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[Deepfried]

Went IPV5 and not regretting it!

 

[Deepfried]

 

[Infinite]

Awesome choice! Congrats.

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[Spey]

Any updates on how you are liking that ipv5?
Curious to hear first hand how low resistance the ipv5 will fire (what has kept me from buying, as I loved my ipv4 with 20 mem locations and 35a output)?