USB box mod?

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rustafar

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The MVP 3 is gonna be coming out some time soon.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...1563-new-info-upcoming-innokin-mvp-3-0-a.html

Other than that I can't think of a higher wattage box mod that has a internal battery. All the other ones use a 18650 battery, but you can still charge from a USB plug. I have a IPV2 50 watt and never have to take the battery out, just plug the USB plug and charge away.
I have had my IPV2 for a couple of weeks now and it's working great with both tanks and RDA's.
Good luck on your purchase and keep us informed.
 

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I think you have plenty of options for built in battery if you're looking for 30 watts (several DNA30 devices out there fit the bill), but everything higher that's out right now uses external batteries (except small batches of SX350 mods by individual modders), although some of those still have a USB charge port. If you need the internal battery, you can build (or commission someone to build) an SX350 device or give it some time. As we get more chips available in the market that do that kind of wattage, we'll probably start to see more variety in how they're built.
 

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Right now I'm looking at the ipv2, ipv2s, and the sigelei 50w

Yup,... then you are headed down the right route. You can find various DNAXX style 50W boxes as well... I got one for about $50, been working great... I generally don't bother charging the battery via the built in charger though, but there is that option. I'm a 'user replaceable battery' kind of guy.

My advice though: Make sure that whatever you get can handle the kind of coil that you like to build. I have various box mods that look alike, but some go down to 0.2 and others only down to 0.5... so, if you are goin to switch out the atty, it can be a pain.
 

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Plenty of USB rechargable Box mods, with built in(lithium) or replaceable batteries. For longer life - replaceable.

You did not spec your intended use. Box Mods running from 20w to well over 200w and increasing almost weekly.
I just picked up a Pair of IPV mini Mods and am well impressed with their capabilities. As long as coils are built in parameters they drive my tanks and RDA's very clean. I can empty a 2ml Orchid in about 15 minutes :laugh:

Edit: guess I type to slow.

Did you mean IPV 2s?
 

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Wow...

What's so much better?! Maybe I'll buy a few of them too then.

Most of the others are very inconsistent, inaccurate and often unreliable.
It was a lot easier to overlook when the next cheapest option was a genuine DNA mod near the 200 dollar range. The YIHI boards rival Evolv for quality, but they do so for a fraction of the price. With the DNA clones offering little financial saving over a Yihi mod there is no point in them anymore IMO.
Unless you just must have something that looks like a Hana, ZNA etc etc
 

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Most of the others are very inconsistent, inaccurate and often unreliable.
It was a lot easier to overlook when the next cheapest option was a genuine DNA mod near the 200 dollar range. The YIHI boards rival Evolv for quality, but they do so for a fraction of the price. With the DNA clones offering little financial saving over a Yihi mod there is no point in them anymore IMO.
Unless you just must have something that looks like a Hana, ZNA etc etc

Thanks. I'll check out some reviews and maybe pick up a DIY board.
 
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