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Smok Quantum 80W. New batch has latest V1.1 firmware n corrected the slight rattling firing bar, which is smooth as hell. Updates firmware thru bluetooth App. USB charges up to 2A. TC works flawleslly, esp for SS316L.
You don't need 200W. Ive got IPV Li 200W for more than a yr n seldom venture beyond 40W, unless u r into extreme vaping or special tanks/coils which requires higher wattage.
You don't need 200W. Ive got IPV Li 200W for more than a yr n seldom venture beyond 40W, unless u r into extreme vaping or special tanks/coils which requires higher wattage.
Just get the VT200. DNA200 chip. Cheap and good. I think the VT200 can be had for less than $130 these days.
been using my rx200 for quite a while without any issues.
probably go for the rx200s since its cheap (40ish usd) and reliable.
i vape in the 70w range but i wouldn't get a single/dual batt mod just because i don't want to be swapping out batteries throughout the day.
haven't tried the dna 200 so no idea on how good it is.
if u do then u should read up on the different ones.
had the vaporshark dna30 and 40 and they both sucked.
my friends had the same issues on them as well.
probably go for the rx200s since its cheap (40ish usd) and reliable.
i vape in the 70w range but i wouldn't get a single/dual batt mod just because i don't want to be swapping out batteries throughout the day.
haven't tried the dna 200 so no idea on how good it is.
if u do then u should read up on the different ones.
had the vaporshark dna30 and 40 and they both sucked.
my friends had the same issues on them as well.
For the best accuracy in both TC and wattage mode, the DNA200 is unbeatable.
In terms of customization, the DNA200 is also unbeatable.
Just make sure you run your battery analyzer and set your case thermals and mod resistance right and you should be good to go.
And DNA200 is probably one of the most efficient chips out there.
I think there's simply no contest.
And if you're looking for a small form factor mod, get the s-body DNA75 with it's built in battery.
In terms of customization, the DNA200 is also unbeatable.
Just make sure you run your battery analyzer and set your case thermals and mod resistance right and you should be good to go.
And DNA200 is probably one of the most efficient chips out there.
I think there's simply no contest.
And if you're looking for a small form factor mod, get the s-body DNA75 with it's built in battery.
rx200 or rx200s. Been using it for afew months now, no issue. usually vape ard 50-60watts
Have the RX200s, no issues with VW mode, but can't get it to work in SS TC mode even after I play with the TCR. The YIHI works fine in all mode, but the 350j seems to sap battery life quite a bit. 450j is better.
Overall I would recommend the DNA 200 or the 75. I dun go beyond 50w, but I got the 200 mainly bcos I use it at home for the long battery life. The DNA75 is a bit smaller if you need to bring out. DNA40 is also plenty out there.
Also I find the Evolve software is easy and straightforward to use. For some reasons I can't download the YIHI software..
Overall I would recommend the DNA 200 or the 75. I dun go beyond 50w, but I got the 200 mainly bcos I use it at home for the long battery life. The DNA75 is a bit smaller if you need to bring out. DNA40 is also plenty out there.
Also I find the Evolve software is easy and straightforward to use. For some reasons I can't download the YIHI software..
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