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Indeed! Alot of squonk mods have more juice capacity than your typical tank setups and have a smaller profile with the bottle being inside the mod. Some of my favorites can hold 8 and 10 ml of juice. The drawback (depending on your perspective and/or experience) is that you usually have to build and wick your own coils, which might be a turn off for newer vapers.
That and the multi battery ones are quite large. The juic bottle is effectively the size of.a battery
You can buy the coils instead of build them. If you use thick wire and avoid exotic coils they frequently last for 6 months or more. There is the wicking though which happens more frequently than cartridge coil changing so it may be out for you :/
I like drippers (RDAs) a lot. At home I vape mechanical mods with RDAs on top most of the time. Right now, I have 7 of them set up on my desk as I type (I change flavors a lot, you see.) But it's a bit inconvenient to use them when out and about as you have to carry spare batteries and a juice bottle, etc. So I use squonk mods when I move around. You get the same vape experience as a dripper atty-- squonk attys are dripper attys, just they have a hole in the bottom to let the juice in-- without the hassle of carting a whole vape bag around as the machine is all contained in one package. If I didn't love my tube mechs so much, I might just vape squoners all the time. It's the best of both worlds, sorta.
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