what should i get as my next mod. ipv 3 li. or dna 200

[Scotticus93]

im looking at both the ipv 3 li and dna 200 as my next mod. specifically i was looking at the hcigar vt133. i dont really vape over 130w anyway. so the latter would be a great mod. i want a two battery mod. just not sure if im trying to justify paying 140 for it. is the evolv chip really that great and smooth. how durable is that mod? im very rough on my stuff and have broken a lot of mods. if if get the dna 200 will definitely baby it. or maybe i should get the ipv because it is only 70 or 80 bucks. i know the yihi chip is solid too. anyone have any opinons?

 

[rice721]

I'm a dna200 fan so I would shell out the extra 60-70 for the DNA200 mod. Don't have experience with both mods you mentioned but I do have several DNA200 mods and they've all performed flawlessly.

 

[KenD]

The DNA 200 is a great chip. That being said, in my opinion, if you don't use temperature control it's a waste of money. You need to use the escribe programme to get full functionality even with vw. However, the Ipv 3 li is old tech/design and unless you get it really, really cheap I'd go for something else. Personally, I use a lot of Joyetech mods and would recommend either the Cuboid or iStick 100 tc. If you want a Sigelei the Ipv 5 is probably a better choice than the Ipv 3 li.

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[Scotticus93]

The DNA 200 is a great chip. That being said, in my opinion, if you don't use temperature control it's a waste of money. You need to use the escribe programme to get full functionality even with vw. However, the Ipv 3 li is old tech/design and unless you get it really, really cheap I'd go for something else. Personally, I use a lot of Joyetech mods and would recommend either the Cuboid or iStick 100 tc. If you want a Sigelei the Ipv 5 is probably a better choice than the Ipv 3 li.

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I'm thinking the ipv 5. Looks dope. Thinking about topping it with the Phoenix. What do you think?

 

[KenD]

I'm thinking the ipv 5. Looks dope. Thinking about topping it with the Phoenix. What do you think?

I don't have any experience with P4U mods so I can't really say. Personally I'm fond of the current Wismec/Eleaf/Joyetech devices, but I'm sure the Ipv5 is a good mod.

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[Mowgli]

No experience with DNA products
I've been using an IPV3 Li since last July.
It's mostly been my worktable dripping rig and so it only gets used a few times a week.
It's always performed flawlessly and feels like a solid mod though it's never been dropped.
It's very boxy and edgy so it always wears a sleeve from IPV3 Li Silicone Sleeve
I liked it enough to try an IPV4S and some of the single battery P4U mods.
I sold the single battery P4Us and keep the 4S in the vapocalypse emergency box.

 

[Seesull]

I've had the ipv 3li for a very long time and it's a solid mod. It's been through a lot too lol but if you don't mind dropping the money for the dna200 that is the best chip out

 

[Seesull]

I've had the ipv 3li for a very long time and it's a solid mod. It's been through a lot too lol but if you don't mind dropping the money for the dna200 that is the best chip out

And with the DNA you have so many more options

 

[Scotticus93]

No experience with DNA products
I've been using an IPV3 Li since last July.
It's mostly been my worktable dripping rig and so it only gets used a few times a week.
It's always performed flawlessly and feels like a solid mod though it's never been dropped.
It's very boxy and edgy so it always wears a sleeve from IPV3 Li Silicone Sleeve
I liked it enough to try an IPV4S and some of the single battery P4U mods.
I sold the single battery P4Us and keep the 4S in the vapocalypse emergency box.

I loved my ipv d2. But I dropped it one too many times and now the fire button wont press at all. I'm sure if I took it apart I could fix it. Idk?! I'll try and take better care of my ipv 5. Pretty certain I'm gonna get it. I still may eventually buy a DNA 200. Time will tell. Ipv didn't seem that accurate on ohm reading. I heard DNA is flawless and truly 97 percent efficient

 

[gofishtx]

I have an IPV3 LI that looks like it was run over with a lawnmower. It has taken a beating and still works, but I also just got the IPV5 and I would say that so far it is also a great mod and seems that it will be just as durable.