Would a mod make a difference?

[JasonK94Z]

I currently vape with a 1300mah Vision Spinner and a Kanger Protank. It gets me through the entire day and vapes well in my opinion. Ive been thinking about getting a mod, but would there be any improvement by buying something like an innokin SVD?

If so, what and why?

 

[Mike Sheda]

Faster recharge, just swap batteries... the Ctwists I have are actually easier to tune the voltage on, but on the other hand, I usually don't have to on my SIDs once I have them dialed in to the juice. Everything else is pretty much the same. You have a power source, attached to a delivery system.

 

[State O' Flux]

Any of the VW mods, like the SVD, Sigelei Vmax, Mike's SID etc etc - will allow you to adjust to a wattage that you prefer... and "set it and forget it". Perfect vape every time.

 

[yaypudding]

SVD on the left - Vamo v3 on the right

Both have worked stellar by far. Loved the vamo right up until I got the svd. I would suggest the svd over the vamo, but both work great for me.

They are both using 18650 efest imr batts

 

[Mike Sheda]

why do you like the SVD over the Vamo?

 

[yaypudding]

why do you like the SVD over the Vamo?

the second day I had the vamo, i encountered the center post, low ohms error. Only took me about 10 mins. to replace the o-ring, but that just put a lil bit of doubt in the vamo.

The svd feels and looks more well built. In terms of performance they're equal, I like the vamo button menu system better but both are really simple and easy.

 

[G2matt]

I prefer a lower voltage through my coil as I vape fruit flavours, and found the vw/vv mods to help with the flavours, personally I found the tailoring, of your vaping, to what you prefer an advantage it gives you more control and helps you to refine the experience.