Despite my judgement, I just bought a VMod at the sale price. Still can't afford the Reo just yet. My Nemi clone is problematic and faulty, so a VMod should last me until I get the Reo. I'm still not happy about it though.
Something I learned the hard way which I didn't understand or know when I began vaping......there is no perfect vaping gear.
I change vape like people change clothes.......I've even owned the same things more than once in an effort to "give it another chance".
There are pros and cons to reo vs vmod. From my standpoint:
vmod: love the ergonomics and form factor, and window/bottle placement. Lightweight. Feels good in hand. CS is great one day, then on another not. I guess it evens out over time

reo: indestructible, best CS in the biz, but w/out a skin like vmod, gets cold in winter, form factor a little bit clunkier for someone like me with hand issues, a little heavier too, less rounded. When breaks can rebuild yourself w/rebuild kit, etc.
I think I like gravity feed on vmod a little better than blind squonking.....sometimes sqonking in general annoys me, then I switch over to my ego type batts.
As for longevity, I truly don't know and never have known how long I will be vaping. There are weeks I think "this is it, I'm almost ready to quit" then I change my mind. So something lasting *forever* has never been important to me. I am
extremely fickle about my vape gear, I think Rick and everyone who knows me knows this by now.

It's almost like a running joke. But I *do* enjoy the heck out of every single thing while I have it......and I mean
to the max.
I envy people who get in a groove w/juice and equipment, I just haven't been there longer than a few months at a time.
But.....Maybe this "behavior" is the very thing that has kept me OFF cigs......sometimes it's just a tactile thing, sometimes it may be a color (note: anything I've ever owned that was purple, I lose or misplace. I have no idea why!) for others this may entail getting busy building coils on RBAs, or trying out new juices, or playing in DIY. Or collecting neat drip tips and vape jewelry, or oxidizing copper doors........whatever it is, I think we all engage in that to a degree. Some people still have every single piece o vape gear they ever bought.
This is why I am
probably not a candidate to vape forever. I reach a point with hobbies that one day I get up and it's *over*.
The only things this hasn't happened with: dog and horses. (and my best friends of 30+ years of course).... I would really like to spend $$ going to horse races and short weekend trips with my dogs.....I really don't have $$ to do those things, so vaping may be the thing that ends up by the wayside
at some point. Just not there quite yet.
So Mr. Price, enjoy your vmod, and fantasize about the future REO, which will also be un-perfect in some way once you do have it.
