What's your preferred method of vaping?

[jandrew]

Okay, so what makes you use the mech over a vw mod then?

It's simple and reliable and works perfectly for me and my style of vaping. I mean, I could say more, but that's what it really comes down to.

 

[Zazie]

Yeah, but it's one of those stupid things that even though I know how to pronounce it, my head wants to pronounce it like it's spelled every time I read it!

Imagine my consternation when I realized Ivan and Juan are exactly the same name.

 

[Belhade]

I prefer DL on a single coil RTA, around .5 ohms, at 20-30W. I generally like smaller mods like the Pico, but my current setup is a Simba RTA in single-coil mode on a GV Aegis. juice is 2mg 70%VG DIY, either unflavored or a custom vanilla-coffee.

 

[Belhade]

I'm a DL, medium-wattage (30 watts) vaper. For the past year I've been using two JAC Vapor series B DNA75W with Original Uwell Crown Clearomizer Tank. Being that the replacement coils seem to be getting slightly difficult to find lately, I'm on the lookout for a newer tank that uses replacement coils in the wattage range that I use. I like smaller setups that feel good in the hand and are pocket-friendly.

I've been using the Geekvape Mini Aegis and Cerberus tank for the last couple of weeks in order to do a review for Geekvape. Tank seems pretty impressive so far.

A mini Aegis? Wow! I'm not too fond of internal batteries, but that looks very nice. I think I know what I'm getting for Christmas!

 

[PapawBrett]

Strait Mech (REOS), Single Coil, around 12 Watts. I can break anything. Except a REOS.
I also switch up flavors a lot (they used to call that 'flavor butterfly') so I always have at least two mods going, even at work. Usually NET and Bakery / Sweet flavors.

 

[Rossum]

I don't want to highjack this thread, but have a quick question. Why would you use a Mech as opposed to a vw mod? I'm under the impression that you have no control when your voltage drops, wouldn't that change the vape flavour all the time?

It does change a bit over the course of a (dis)charge, but that kinda keeps it interesting.

In addition to what @jandrew already said, I'll add an important factor, at least for me: Mech mods are forever and they don't die mysterious deaths. For a number of years, I worked under the assumption that the FDA's deeming regs would kill the industry dead, so I decided I was going to buy and use gear that would last a lifetime. Now the industry did get a four year reprieve, but I see no reason to change what's worked for me for all this time.