Yup, same ole same ole - someone posts that they want high power and out come the slams about why you would want that. How about just answering his question?
I'm not trying to slam him. He may very well know exactly what he's doing and is building coils that really need that power. That's why I said "I'm not trying to be condescending" and didn't try to tell him to buy something else. I'm not trying to tell him what to do or what to buy, but I do want to save people from the mistake of buying something under the belief that it will be the greatest thing ever only to find out that they would have been just as happy with something else.
Those are the only mods that I know of that run over 200 watts.
And that's kind of my point. The options are very limited at that power range. If he doesn't actually NEED that much wattage then why limit his choices?
For example, the Snow Wolf has temperature control. If you're going to use temperature control then it's very unlikely that you'll ever run the mod over 50W before the temperature control kicks in and reduces power. That's why all of the high end temperature control mods (DNA40 devices and SX Mini Class M for example) are 60W and less.
More often than not these super-high powered devices are just a gimmick. I'm sure there are people who actually use that much power, but the number of people who do is tiny. I'll be more than happy to help him find the mod that will work best for him and does everything he wants, but I want to make sure he's really going to use the power and isn't simply enticed by the gimmick before recommending a 250W mod. 250W is no better than 100W if you're vaping at 50-70W. In some cases it could be worse.
After all, we don't want him setting his face on fire when he gets his first dry hit at 250W do we?