Suggestions for a new mod for my wife

[BrownManVapes]

So after several months of being pregnant my wife wants to get back into vaping. She is not one to really care about power, TC, or acting like that. All she really wants is something small and "cute". Built in battery is a must. Right now shes going between a coolfire 4 and and an eleaf 30 or 40 watt. But I'm open to any suggestions

 

[zapped]

Ive been reading that people are having trouble with the eleafs, more to the point, with the threads stripping out over time. If you get her either of those, I would recommend adding a 3 dollar air flow controller for tanks like you can find here.

It will help save the threads

 

[Marc411]

I have a couple of the eleaf 50 for quite a while and they are still working great, no problems. The battery life is outstanding, they are pretty small and priced right.

 

[spartanstew]

I use both the coolfire and the istick30.

I like the coolfire better (fits my hand better, longer battery life) and it's what I use mostly (actually, 2 of them) and the istick is my back up.

However, the istick is a bit smaller so if that's her preference it might be the right choice for her.

Can't go wrong with either and based on your criteria those are the two I'd choose from.

 

[AndriaD]

CoolFire IV's are great choices for anyone; iStick30's are *ok*, very inexpensive, and very small -- if she's interested in something girly and pretty, check out the etched mods at Phiniac.com -- http://phiniac.com/cid-133-1/etched-mods.html

I got these from them, custom etching is only $5 more!

Andria

 

[BrownManVapes]

CoolFire IV's are great choices for anyone; iStick30's are *ok*, very inexpensive, and very small -- if she's interested in something girly and pretty, check out the etched mods at Phiniac.com -- http://phiniac.com/cid-133-1/etched-mods.html

I got these from them, custom etching is only $5 more!

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Andria

I just looked into this site. I think she'd love something like this. Thank you

 

[AndriaD]

I just looked into this site. I think she'd love something like this. Thank you

Mine have the "stardust" finish, which is why they look kinda "spotty" in the pic -- pics can't really convey how gorgeous that sparkly finish really is!

I'm pining for a purple one now, also with the stardust finish. But I ain't buying NUTHIN else till Black Friday!

Andria

 

[TXBiker]

My wife uses a Vapor Shark DNA 30 primarily. The size and simplicity sold it for her. She uses a istick 50w for a back up. I'd like her to get a new back up and get rid of the istick but seeing as how she's not into subohm it should be ok. We're both waiting till next year before I revisit TC. We both had DNA 40's and loved them. I used a DNA 200 for a few weeks and it's killer, but I think there's still a lot of growth in the tech. for me make the change atm.

 

[stevegmu]

Why a built-in battery? That makes it a disposable...

 

[PaulBHC]

I have 2 MVPs that are over a year old and still work but not as long as they once did. Somewhat obsolete by today's standards. Nothing wrong with built ins IMO. I also have batteries and chargers and tubes.

 

[boomhower1820]

My wife uses pink iStick 30's and loves it. Tried to convert her to 18650's with no luck. She's been through three now after the battery wears out but she won't change to replacement batteries. As long as she is happy with it and not smoking I'm happy.

 

[Mike49]

eVic VT....runs great in wattage mode, vaping it now.

 

[Mike49]

eVic VTC is also an excellent choice, smaller than the eVic VT but it uses an 18650 battery. eVic VT has built-in batt.

 

[Mike49]

Both of the eVics are available from many online retailers.