Snow wolf 200w
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I have It, get the 1.5 version if you do get it. Its got a few upgrades like locking resistance and a better screen. I like mine but its pretty much a vape at home mod, It is heavy and is a fingerprint magnet but I have seen silicon sleeves for them. I just put a wrap on mine because I was a little ocd about the fingerprints all in all its been good for the last few months with no problems to report. Keep in mind it does pulse fire over 150 watts, but I usually have it set for Temp so I don't use much more than 50 watts in temp mode. I have seen the 1.5 version as low as $85 and they have a coulple colors now too.
One thing im wary of is dropping the mod and cracking the screen because it looks very fragile to me. i read that it doesnt do TI that well.
This mod is beast, heavy and i like it very much. As someone mentioned, its fingerprint magnet. Using it with billow v2 and loving it.
You need to know that the batteries need to be married as they run in series. If you aren't sure, check online and you will know what I mean.
Yup, i read about this also but if u bought it out there, very hard to know if those batteries are married or not. They mass charge those batteries unless u buy them in a pair off the shelf.
At least when you first charge them, charge them both together and label them and use them both fresh together. That is enough. There is no perfection, but we can be close to perfection.
This is what i did ! I had notice something , my battery A will turn green first Battery B will turn green after about 30 min ! Think not much affect, right ?
to add on, marrying batteries can help lengthen the batteries lifespan by sharing stress between them. However I for one got lazy and messed up the sequence to which there's no significant short term effect as long as you keep them batteries charged before they drop below 3.7V(typically 50% bar). It is always good to have spares in hand 
3.6V is the max you can lower to, which is about 1/3 remaining bar on the batt display. Then you will need to charge them. Not only do you need to marry them, you usually label them like "snow wolf (1) and snow wolf (2). So if right now you have (1) in slot a and (2) in slot b, the next time after you charge these batts you have to switch their slots, i.e (1) in slot b and (2) in slot a. You reverse their positions after every charge. That's how series works and it's kinda troublesome.
Erm, not so hassle if your batts run in parallel. Only series requires these steps. Well you can ignore but of course it is not dangerous, it only kills your batts faster.
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