Variable Voltage

[Big White]

Hey forums! I'm still relatively new to the whole vaping scene, and I've seen a bunch of stuff around the internet about variable voltage e-cigs. I did a little research, but to no avail. What exactly is the difference between vaping at different voltages and is it better/worse?

 

[Blkwdw86]

VV allows you to tailor your vape to your specific equipment and juice. Some juices vape better at high resistance/power, making better clouds and flavor; some smell or taste burnt at those levels and do better with lower resistance/power. In changing atomizer resistances to suit your taste, VV batteries make changing voltage to match and fine tune your specific vape a breeze,

 

[wv2win]

Most would agree, better. It allows you to tailor the warmth of the vapor. They also are regulated so you will not suffer from "battery drain" vaping inconsistency. Variable watt (VW) is even a better option, IMO for a new person because it automatically adjusts your power to any change in the resistance of the atty/carto/clearo you are using or changing to. Closer to "set & forget".

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[grayscale]

If I find the juice I'm trying is too sweet for me (which a lot of them are) I crank up the "volts" and burn it a tad. Seems to get rid of the sweetness for me.

 

[Bill's Magic Vapor]

Different juice vaporizes or atomizes at different tempertatures. Different resistance in the head/coil is also affected by temperature. Variable voltage allows the vaper to vary the power/temperature/heat to the point where the juice vaporizes/atomizes optimally. We call this the "sweet spot." You can't get to the sweet spot without this ability. Doesn't mean you'll necessarily have a bad vape, it's just that with vv/vw, you have the ability to find the sweet spot of every juice and every resistance, more or less. Unless I'm building my own coils, I have to use variable voltage to get a good vape. Good luck!

 

[KyRol]

I'm beginner too, however if I would start with Indulgence except Janty Stick v2, now I'm certain - it wouldn't my mistake. Now everything comes much efficient and cheaper. My 1st try with ecigs was 3 years ago. I couldn't stop smoking - it was too expensive (I burnt 2 atomizers at once for 30$), I couldn't stop smoking traditional cigs - vapour production was not good enough for me. Sure, I made some mistakes, but I couldn't resolve them on my own. Now, when coil costs 3$ I decided to give a try even once. I have an eVic (yes, I know, not only one ecig is better at this price point), but I feel safe. Coils cost almost nothing, I have store with ecigs and liquid nearby, I know that even in winter I may increase vapour set...