should I get the emode?

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djsvapour

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The EMode does not seem to be getting much attention. I would be wary of it.

At £99.99 wary is an understatement. Firstly, if it was not sold by TW/TECC it would be £65-£70 (?) tops.
Secondly, it's another *desperate* attempt to get customer buying an overpriced atomizer system.
 

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I see you have the mvp, how do you find it?

I love it. It's not my go-to device, for that I use a SID. Simple, cheap.
MVP is a medium term proposition with a built in battery, but for £36 it's good for 6 months and could go on to do a year or more. Bargain. :)

I had an evic, it broke. £99 down the toilet. From here on with my vaping, I'm buying bottom of the food chain (MVP, Vamo, SID) or top of the food chain (Provari) - items with a genuine warranty. My £32 SID has outlasted my evic.

Of course, I am biased.... If it vapes, I like it. If it's value for money, I like it.
 

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Hi fellow vapers ;), trying to make my mind up. Emode,vtr, mvp v2?. Have been looking for a vv mod for a while now but with the number of choices out im having a hard time deciding. The three up there are my final choices but each have something that I like. Any input would be appreciated.

What exactly is it that you are looking to get out of your vaping experience?
What is it about these 3 that you like/dislike?

A few things to think about...
built in battery vs rechargable battery : can't vape while waiting on built in battery to recharge, where as with rechargable batteries, pop in a spare battery and vape away while the battery charges

built in ohm checker? very nice feature to have

the higher the mAh of the battery the longer the battery life before recharge

built in battery protection?

vv ranges (3.0 - 6.0, ect)

type of threading...is it 510, ego, both or other? will you need to buy adapters for tanks? or air flow regulators?

Do you like the design? This is your device, you will be using it and living with it...is it what you like?

Price? Is it worth the price? Can you afford if an accident broke and you are now out that money and device and in need of a new one.
 

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What exactly is it that you are looking to get out of your vaping experience?
What is it about these 3 that you like/dislike?

A few things to think about...
built in battery vs rechargable battery : can't vape while waiting on built in battery to recharge, where as with rechargable batteries, pop in a spare battery and vape away while the battery charges

built in ohm checker? very nice feature to have

the higher the mAh of the battery the longer the battery life before recharge

built in battery protection?

vv ranges (3.0 - 6.0, ect)

type of threading...is it 510, ego, both or other? will you need to buy adapters for tanks? or air flow regulators?

Do you like the design? This is your device, you will be using it and living with it...is it what you like?

Price? Is it worth the price? Can you afford if an accident broke and you are now out that money and device and in need of a new one.

Good questions, being new to vaping I want my budget to be less than what I spent on stinkys. It took me nearly a month to find the e juice I like to use so now I want more control. All I have is a generic unbranded ego twist a X6 vv tube a evod two carto tanks and a bc tank. But I know that the juices I enjoy ( all 15 of them ) can taste better. Although the X6 is vv it only has three settings and I feel that I need more control if I want this to work.
 

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you can go with a vv ego twist, it's a step up from what you have and gives you more control over the vv
as for taste better....devices may help with that but not by much other than being able to change the vv
the real taste factor is in the juice delivery system....and for pure taste there is always dripping (lmfao another whole topic to debate on :D )
as for price, if you don't mind buying from china and are willing to wait a month (not always but sometimes takes that long) on shipping
Fasttech is a god sent for me (single mom of 2 living just barely above poverty level)

now to go another step up in device....I use something very similar to a vamo and it's a nice device...it's called TECs (lmfao I think I'm about the only one that owns one) and you can get a vamo now a days for a decent price

also when you do decide, don't just buy a pre-assembled kit...you can piece one together for yourself at a better price or the same price as the kit you were going to buy but with better all around quality gear (batteries, chargers, tanks, ect)
 
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