Upgrade from iStick Pico + Melo III Mini
- Thread starter piggypinggy
- Start date
- th_trl_thread_readers 0
- Status
If you like the look and feel of the PICO maybe check out the smok AL85. It's designed like the PICO with the look of the SMOK Alien as well, and I believe it fits up to 25mm atty's where as the PICO only fits 23. I don't have one myself but I do have an Alien and it's a great mod, so I can only guess the AL85 is just as great. I am planning on getting a couple soon.
I'm a man, and I can change, if I have to, I guess.
I'm a man, and I can change, if I have to, I guess.
If you really like the pico & are happy with the vape you are getting, there is nothng wrong in getting anothr setup just like it.
In my experience upgrades are rarely any better, just different & sometimes not as good.
In my experience upgrades are rarely any better, just different & sometimes not as good.
Even just changing the tank will change your experience. I have a couple Picos and love them, the Melo III is in the backup pile. I use a Velocity clone RDA on one and a Protank 4 on the other.
Gotta agree with this @piggypinggy, unless you want something different from your new mod. If you do, what are you looking for?
As long as you're getting the power and features you want from the power supply (mod) your vape is 100% dependent on your atomizer.
Not a ton on the market as small as the Pico for a single battery mod, but maybe an Artery Nugget (or v2 by now). If you want something with a bit more power but still relatively small, the Smok Alien is worth a look. While not as small as a Pico, it is one of the smallest 2 battery mods out there. If you want to explore temp control in a bit more depth, then a DNA based mod is an excellent choice, although somewhat more expensive.
Upgrade to me means more power and more cells so from the Pico a good move might be to the SMOK Alien. Just my opinion from personally owning them both. Not based on reviews but rather real life hands on experience.
Use the money for coils and a battery or two?
I'll never understand this, "It's not broke so I must fix it!" mentality.
Some people (at least me) just get bored using the same device everyday. But since I've started budgeting to work on my post 8/18 stock pile, I can justify getting a new shiny if I've got the money.Use the money for coils and a battery or two?
I'll never understand this, "It's not broke so I must fix it!" mentality.
I have no real reason to upgrade from a 2 battery mod to a 3 battery mod. But that didn't stop me from buying an RX200S just because I wanted a new toy.
I'm a man, and I can change, if I have to, I guess.
Don't mind me. I was told by grandkids that I'm getting old so I must (by decree) lecture young people on the virtues of saving money. It's what us geezers do.
Now everyone... please turn your thermostats down to 65 and limit your hot showers to 2 minutes please.
That's as good a reason to buy a new mod as any, at least for me
But when I do that I always know what features I want to explore. More batteries, different size or shape, better TC, tougher, etc. Without knowing what the OP values in an upgrade it's hard to advise on options.
- Status
Similar threads
