I'm in the market for a new mod and this one has really stood out to me. I have done a lot of my own research and am aiming for a regulated device. I would prefer to not have to buy another pair of batteries but If I find something better its no problem. What do yall think? Have you heard of the Jellyfish mod?
Lotus Jellyfish Mod
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I haven't heard about it so I watched a review of it by Mat. The review is here.
Seems like it's calibrated wrong and the power it puts out is way higher than it's set for. The charge cable is proprietary so you can't use a normal USB cable. It goes down to 15 watts minimum (which is a high minimum setting) but that's actually a lot more than 15 watts so if you want to vape at say 25 watts you're out of luck.
IMO there are better devices out there that are accurate and also have a track record. I have a Sigelei 150 and a 75 watt TC, both bought for less than what the Jellyfish costs. There are also American mods out there that are very good.
Seems like it's calibrated wrong and the power it puts out is way higher than it's set for. The charge cable is proprietary so you can't use a normal USB cable. It goes down to 15 watts minimum (which is a high minimum setting) but that's actually a lot more than 15 watts so if you want to vape at say 25 watts you're out of luck.
IMO there are better devices out there that are accurate and also have a track record. I have a Sigelei 150 and a 75 watt TC, both bought for less than what the Jellyfish costs. There are also American mods out there that are very good.
Based on the same reviewers comments , I have to 2nd Ryedan's opinion. Better to buy accurate mod that fires higher, let's say a 100w model, than a 53? Watt model that fires a 100 while it tells you its doing 50. Bit like driving a car with a faulty speedometer. Its not like you can't drive it but on occasion its nice to know your actual speed lol
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