If I have no intentions of building my own coils and I am just buying standard coils do I really need a high wattage box mod?
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High wattage box mods
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To answer your question NO but there are advantages to High Powered MOD's and one being when I was using a 3 cell 200W box vaping at 10 Watts or so, boy did the batteries last a shit long time~!
To answer your question NO but there are advantages to High Powered MOD's and one being when I was using a 3 cell 200W box vaping at 10 Watts or so, boy did the batteries last a shit long time~!
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Most dual battery mods have way more power than needed. For me it's more about run time between charges and not the higher wattage.
One of my fav's is a dual battery 75 watter.
If you like the smaller form factor of single battery mods [lower watts], you may still find yourself carrying around a charged battery.
One of my fav's is a dual battery 75 watter.
If you like the smaller form factor of single battery mods [lower watts], you may still find yourself carrying around a charged battery.
Great thanks guys, that answers my question
I'm looking at the smok morph 219, geekvape Aegis legend, and the voopoo vmate 200. Any opinions on them
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I have the Aegis Legend and the Voopoo Vmate. Don't think you'll go wrong with either one. They're very different from each other, though, so might come down to a style choice for you.
Legend is probably much more durable.