What should I upgrade to.........

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CoilinTrouble

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The sigelei 100+ or the 150 are great options for high wattage devices to ensure you can power most any build youll make in the future. I had a Provari 2.5 and traded a friend for their Hana box, but neither device could power deep sub ohm coils. However between the IPV3, Sigelei 150, and God Mod 180, the Sigelei is imho the most reliable, practical, and easy to use. Its also quite cost effective. The subtank or atlantis are great tanks for any of those devices however, and you wont go wrong with any of the aforementioned mods.
 

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Hey guys whats up sorry I havent been on and posted. Still didnt choose what I wanted to get. Im stuck on the box mod to choose. Im looking maybe to get a sigelei 100w plus. Im thinking this because if I ever wanted to upgrade in the future or start building coils etc.....

As far as a tank I am thinking and heard that the Kanger Sub ohm is far better than the Aspire, and It looked awesome in my local shop and they all had one. And It hit amazing. Flavor was there and all that.

Im also looking into a UD Goblin, for a Rebuildable. A freind recommended it to me and I think for the price it should be well worth the try.

I just dont know if Ill ever need 100w or am I over doing it with getting a 100w over something like a 30 or 50 watt box mod. Many people I see in my vape shop all have drippers and tube style mods. I just dont know much about those and where to start, so I was thinking a box mod and the kanger tank is where to start and go from there.
 

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I'm using the iStick 50W and Subtank Mini. I upgraded from a Vision Spinner 2 and a Kayfun Lite v2. I liked sucking the Kayfun like it was a straw but the flavor on the Subtank Mini is much better. I was also looking forward to chucking clouds with the Mini but after using the Mini for a while the interest died down.

I vape around 20W. Above 30W and I get a burnt taste with my juices.
I found that the iStick 50W is more than sufficient for what I need. Well, for now at least.
The iStick is under $50 USD and the Subtank Mini is under $40 USD.

I looked at the Goblin too but the Subtank Mini lets me change coils without draining the juice.
Recently, the stock coil head starting giving off a nasty taste mid tank full. I changed to the RBA coil without having to drain the juice. With the Kayfun, I lost a lot of juice. I couldn't be more happier with the Subtank Mini.
 

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A couple of things to consider when choosing a box mod:

The 100-150 watt boxes are usually dual battery boxes and are bigger and heavier. This gives you better/longer battery life, but they are not something I would want to carry around in my pocket all day. I also don't NEED 100w but with my Sigelei 100 it's nice to know that I don't have to charge it as often, but it never leaves the table at home.

The advantage of the 30-50 watt boxes is the small size, which sacrifices battery life when compared to the dual battery boxes. I currently carry an iStick30 with a Kanger Subtank Mini and it is perfect for me. If you do get a smaller mod with a replaceable battery you can carry a spare battery, but now you are bulking up again.

You need to decide what works for you and how much stuff you want to pack when you take the mod out and about. Personally, I don't want to carry a hulking dual battery 100w box mod to vape at work so the iStick works for me.
 
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