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[Cloudy Judgment]

I currently vape all day long on a kangertech mini. It's good for all day use. I have been looking into getting a bigger (150 to 200 watt)unit for casual drip and maybe a little showing off at the local vape club. So far I have looked at the snow wolf, seiglei, tesla, ect. I am looking for suggestions and at least a vague hint as to why you prefer your suggestion to some other units out there.

 

[Eitje]

Really depends on where your priorities are at.
Do you want cheap, durable, SS support in TC mode, looks, upgradable firmware, etc. ?
There's no easy answer and just naming a few mods will get you replies from fans for each of them.
I have good experiences with Seigelei mods for being durable and performing well. Personally I find the Snow Wolf fuggly as ... but the v2 now comes with a full color display so ....
My advice would be to make a short list of the devices you like (and can afford) and put a list of features you require next to it and see which is the best overall candidate for splurging your money on. Make sure to read/view some proper reviews before buying as well to avoid unpleasant surprises afterwards.

 

[BreSha6869]

I just picked up a Snow Wolf 200w and love it.

It is super heavy, very big and not the most ergonomic device out there. Also, it has glass panels. If you drop it, good luck.

For me, the Snow Wolf is great for sub-OHMing at home at night. I would never carry around the Snow Wolf during the day. My Kanger Mini is my all day mod.

The Seiglei 150w is a great mod and more practical IMO. You can likely find one for just over $50. Personally, I would go with this mod unless I was trying to impress my friends.

 

[suprtrkr]

I have a Snow Wolf v1, and I love it all to pieces. I have also had good luck with Sigelei products. That said, @BreSha6869 is right: make a list, and choose. Oh, and look at a Hexohm. It's VV, not VW, but they're powerful. There's a nice angel hex going in the classies right now, or was last night.

 

[Paul lamb]

I have in the range your looking at

IPV3li
Snow wolf v1.5
X cube 2

The X cube offers more than the other ie SS vaping Bluetooth etc bonny lights

Ipv3li titanium nickel and 200w

Snow wolf you can build to 0.05 bu no upgrades

I would go with the X cube as its cheap

 

[petrotech]

If you don't care about TC (like me) the Sigeli 150 watt (non TC) can be had right now for cheap. Ive had one for awhile, and it's my 'beater mod'.

 

[Paul lamb]

Most mods come with temperatures control but hey don't have to use it

 

[Paul lamb]

If you don't care about TC (like me) the Sigeli 150 watt (non TC) can be had right now for cheap. Ive had one for awhile, and it's my 'beater mod'.

Most mods come with temperatures control but hey don't have to use it

 

[petrotech]

Most mods come with temperatures control but hey don't have to use it

Yea, but i was thinking more along price point. I bet on "cyber monday" we'll be able to pick up the "old" non-TC mods really cheap.

 

[NickVapesEh]

I currently vape all day long on a kangertech mini. It's good for all day use. I have been looking into getting a bigger (150 to 200 watt)unit for casual drip and maybe a little showing off at the local vape club. So far I have looked at the snow wolf, seiglei, tesla, ect. I am looking for suggestions and at least a vague hint as to why you prefer your suggestion to some other units out there.

The Ipv3 Li is around 100 dollars, it does temp control with nickel and titanium, It goes up to 200 watts and it feels very strong believe it or not coming out of china hahaha. Its not the most comfortable mod but it really doesnt bother me.

 

[Paul lamb]

Yea, but i was thinking more along price point. I bet on "cyber monday" we'll be able to pick up the "old" non-TC mods really cheap.

Probably but tc mods are just as cheap X cube 2 48 bucks

 

[michiganvapehead]

I think one big thing you should think about is what are you going to be using them watts for. Will you be using a high wattage tank like the TFV4? Will you dabble in RDAs and building? I would say if you are going to try building, get the most watts you can afford. I bought a sig 150tc, never thought I would go over 75 watts, but with the way I have been building, I'm surpassing 120 watts fast, and I kinda wish I would have gotten a DNA200 device!