i've been vaping for a year now and looking for my first nice vape. considering either the 134 mini or the svd2. i dont use drip tips or sub ohm,just basic vaping to keep me off smokes. any thoughts on these vapes or suggestions would be appreciated. i currently have the emow mega.
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Have you had a chance hold an SVD 2.0 ?
I own the Innokin SVD 2.0. It's built solid and performs well. It's tall compared to other tube mods. Sometimes to tall with a tank on top. Not trying to discourage you.
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How about this ? Just a thought. A lot of people seem to like the Kangar stuff. This comes from vape-street.com
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Is there a reason you prefer tubes?
Asking because there are many more options well within your price range as boxes and c-frames.
Some with built in batteries and chargers
Innokin does make some high quality gear, and the dna20 in the svc 2.0 is a fantastic chip, but like Kent said its long. Next would be the evic supreme, maybe? http://www.joyetech.com/product/details.php?gno=164
But 125$
http://www.myvaporstore.com/Joyetech-eVic-Supreme-Kit-Joye-e-Vic-Ecig-APV-p/joye-sev.htm
Asking because there are many more options well within your price range as boxes and c-frames.
Some with built in batteries and chargers
Innokin does make some high quality gear, and the dna20 in the svc 2.0 is a fantastic chip, but like Kent said its long. Next would be the evic supreme, maybe? http://www.joyetech.com/product/details.php?gno=164
But 125$
http://www.myvaporstore.com/Joyetech-eVic-Supreme-Kit-Joye-e-Vic-Ecig-APV-p/joye-sev.htm
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See, I find tubes to be less portable
All three of these are carrying an 18650 and the tube has the smallest tank,
Not trying to do anything more than help you make an informed decision, a good mod is an important purchase.
The box has the tallest tank, and for me the most portable
How about this ? Fill it and go. No playing around with voltages and wattages. You'll get clouds and flavor with this combo!
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Again Vape -street on sale $45.00 ! That's pretty good if you ask me. Just my opinion
never seen that comparison before. i guess i better learn a little moreSee, I find tubes to be less portable
All three of these are carrying an 18650 and the tube has the smallest tank,
Not trying to do anything more than help you make an informed decision, a good mod is an important purchase.
The box has the tallest tank, and for me the most portable
Yes check it out. There's so much stuff out there. Find what you like and what other people that are actually using it think then scour the web for the lowest price! Lot of good people and info here!
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Well. Just want to make sure you know what and why you're looking at certain things.
Theres things like this,... its a 40w mod that literally fits n the oalm of my hand but, the battery is not removable, the black box in my line up, up there is just a bit taller with a removable battery
and the paint job I did have done somewhere when you buy them they are black without graphics, just want you to see how small and portable, this whole setup fits in my shirt pocket
who makes that sx mini?Well. Just want to make sure you know what and why you're looking at certain things.
Theres things like this,... its a 40w mod that literally fits n the oalm of my hand but, the battery is not removable, the black box in my line up, up there is just a bit taller with a removable battery
and the paint job I did have done somewhere when you buy them they are black without graphics, just want you to see how small and portable, this whole setup fits in my shirt pocket
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Yihiecigar, makes those and several chips in other mods as well.
they run about 200$-225$ depending on where you go. They have the previous model, which is almost identical only without the temp limiting around 180-190, but those have gotten harder to find than a white elephant.
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It is a bit, pricey, but I'm more of a hobbyist these days. I used it just to show you the size comparison with mod styles, and I don't have another c-frame.
This right here I think you would totally dig!
Its not a removable battery, but if you charged it or topped it off during the day, say at your desk, you should be good.
40w, nice looking, innokin
http://www.myvaporstore.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=INK-CF402
Its also 100$ under budget
but i gotta be able to carry a spare battery or end up carring 2 vapes like i do nowIt is a bit, pricey, but I'm more of a hobbyist these days. I used it just to show you the size comparison with mod styles, and I don't have another c-frame.
This right here I think you would totally dig!
Its not a removable battery, but if you charged it or topped it off during the day, say at your desk, you should be good.
40w, nice looking, innokin
http://www.myvaporstore.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=INK-CF402
Its also 100$ under budget
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Depends on how hard you run it, plus it has an onboard charger where you can top it off with any microusb cable
2000 mag at 30w even with a sub ohm tank would last a good while.
But if thats your concern
http://www.myvaporstore.com/Sigelei-Mini-30W-Black-p/sig-30mb.htm
That one with an 18650 would last you all day. What and how do You vape now
Becausee they also have a 50w
http://www.myvaporstore.com/Sigelei-50W-VR2-Box-Mod-p/sig-50v2b.htm
Really though what are you using now? That ego probably has a smaller battery than the innokin.
2000 mag at 30w even with a sub ohm tank would last a good while.
But if thats your concern
http://www.myvaporstore.com/Sigelei-Mini-30W-Black-p/sig-30mb.htm
That one with an 18650 would last you all day. What and how do You vape now
Becausee they also have a 50w
http://www.myvaporstore.com/Sigelei-50W-VR2-Box-Mod-p/sig-50v2b.htm
Really though what are you using now? That ego probably has a smaller battery than the innokin.
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I know its not a tube, but for size vs performance/cost, I really don't think you can beat the Sigelei 30w. My first removable battery mod. Solidly built (Trust me on this one. If something is a carry all day device for me, its bound to get treated roughly. I'm a clumsy guy), good price, good features (except I hate the 5 slot memory function) and pocket sized. I have a Sigelei 150W that I thought would completely replace it, but I still use the 30W daily for RTAs
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That new kbox kit is insanely cheap.
I agree in that box mods are more portable than tubes.
Tubes tend to go diagonal in my pocket and anchor into my pocket haha box mods are more comfortable to travel with.
I travel with the hexohm even to work and even though it has a decent size it is very comfortable in the pocket.
I agree in that box mods are more portable than tubes.
Tubes tend to go diagonal in my pocket and anchor into my pocket haha box mods are more comfortable to travel with.
I travel with the hexohm even to work and even though it has a decent size it is very comfortable in the pocket.
It looks nice also ! So much stuff out there so hard to decide.
+1 for the sig 30w.
it's about as compact as an 18650 regulated can get.
Just like barkt,I also bought the sig 150 thinking it would be my carry.
I traded it and went back to my 30w and 50w.