Sigelie TC 75w or 150w?

[R2sojr]

So. I currently have the 75w tc and experiencing some issues with it. I contacted the vendor and there willing to replace or I can upgrade and pay the difference. I liked the 75w due to is size but have heard great things about the 150. Opinions please!! This will be strictly for an rda.

Thanks

 

[dbrandt01]

I have the 75w, if I had that choice, I'd go 150. I never used it, but the dual 18650s would appeal to me more than the higher watts it can do.

 

[suprtrkr]

Up to you. AFAIK the 150 TC is not yet released, so going to the 150 means giving up the TC circuitry. Do you like that?

 

[dbrandt01]

@suprtrkr a lot of sites have the 150w TC out. I know eciggity does. Ecigavenue does Sigelei 150W TC - Temperature Control Box Mod

Not sure where the OP ordered from, but I assume they would have it too.

 

[suprtrkr]

@suprtrkr a lot of sites have the 150w TC out. I know eciggity does. Ecigavenue does Sigelei 150W TC - Temperature Control Box Mod

Not sure where the OP ordered from, but I assume they would have it too.

TY, I stand corrected. It was supposed to be end of last month, but I hadn't seen one.

 

[R2sojr]

I ordered from ecigavenue

 

[dcfluegel]

the 150 TC is a very nice box mod - the stealth black matte finish is sharp looking - thus far, I like the performance a lot - if it were me, i would go with the upgrade (dual batteries means extended battery life on the go... but you will need to have 2 pairs of married/matched batteries for it, also)

 

[greengold55]

My friend got the 75w and I got the 150w sigelei and we both love our mods. The TC is awesome.

 

[LuNar]

I love my 75w tc sigelei but man, I use my tugboat on it at about 50w and its battery life goes by pretty fast. Probably like 3 to 4 hours. But it looks damn good and it's reasonably small.

If your always going to use an rda I'd probably go with the sigelei 150w tc instead. I like the finish on it but I'm not a fan of the little ramp up to the 510 base, but with dual 18650 it's battery life will get you through a whole day.

If I were you i'd probably get the sigelei 150w tc and some 4 Samsung 25r's from illumn. This way you can have 2 getting charged or waiting, and you can have 2 your using in your mod untill they are at about 1/3 charge, then you can switch them out. You will have to marry those batteries when you put them in your mod.

 

[pevinsghost]

A local shop here even has a 150 tc in stock in the display case. The extra battery life is nice, and I personally love temp control, not for dry hit avoidance (enough oopsies have right me to always check if I'm getting low) as much as for a consistent, good vape. The 150 tc shouldn't be a lot more, and will give you plenty of options to try different things.

 

[LMS62]

I have had my Sig 150TC for a week now, and I absolutely love it. Great quality and so far handles temp control very nicely.

 

[Bryce87i]

I've heard nothing but amazing things about the Sig 150. Very popular and high performance. But for me it comes down to the fact that it takes 2 batteries, and the large size of the device. I just couldn't deal with such a large device, etc.. But that's obviously a personal preference. I just ordered Aspire's new 70w "Pegasus" Box Mod, which is much more my preferred size (and coming from a CF MOD which could just slide into my pocket like it was nothing). So I guess (IMO) it just comes down to how mobile you plan on being with it.. and of course weather or not you think you will make use of that extra power.

 

[Greeneagle]

I have the 75w and it's great for single coil ni200 builds, but I've been having high temp control come on to quickly with a dual coil ni200 builds with low ohms and high wattage. Definitely go 150w if you're going to use an rda.

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[R2sojr]

Right now im using 22g nichrome dual coil .3ohm at 50 watts. Also using an alliance rda. I dont know if id ever really us the TC funtion though.

 

[Banger9365]

is use dual coil nickle builds for both75w and 150w ,28awg on a 2.5mm screw and 9/10 wraps get about 0.06 to 0.09 and use 40w to 100w on them