One thing to consider is that it might take a while to find your all-day vape. I've been vaping for a year now and still haven't found a juice that I want to vape all day, every day. But then, according to my girlfriend, I have commitment issues, so that might explain it. Plus, trying new flavors and vendors is fun. Personally, I think the reo is a good device for a specific kind of vaper. If you have one juice that you like and you don't want to mess around with it, just grab and go, then I think the reo is great. For me, someone who orders 6 different flavors everytime he orders from whatever vendor he wants to try, the reo isn't a good fit. My point, I think, is that you don't really know what kind of vaper you are yet. And you shouldn't get a mod that has a specific function in mind when you don't know if that's something you'll need.
Here's what I suggest, there are plenty of big battery mods out there that are really versatile. I personally go for mechanical mods (those without electric switches and fancy do-dads) such as the precise from
supertmanufacturing.com. With something like that, I can drip, I can use cartos, I can use a tank if I want to have a reserve of juice and don't want to mess around with dripping. There's a lot of equipment that I can use. I'm not regulated to use the mod in a certain way. If you want to get fancy, you can get a vv device such as the buzz pro, provari, or a lavatube. Just don't force yourself to vape a certain way if you don't know if you will like it.
The reviews I looked at so far were great too so I'm looking into it!
