If more power does not equal better flavor or more flavorful why even go up to higher wattage. I've noticed the flavor starts to go away even at 40 watts. I'd change the way I'd vape if the flavor is just as good or better in higher watts than it is in lower watts.
Why high power? Big clouds and BIG flavor. Also, The vape industry right now is catering to the I want more crowd. Not the I want a better vape or the quitting smoker. Yes, you can get good even great flavor at higher power levels. Higher power results in more juice being converted to vapor at each push of the button. I would hope you are also getting MORE flavor than someone using 1/2 or less the wattage. Me, I relate flavor chasing to wine/beer tasting. I don't do the wine/beer tasting with a stein and beer-bong, why do the like when vaping. I replaced cigarettes, cigars and pipes with vaping, I aim to duplicate that activity. Gave up the more Direct Lung types of smoking over 30 years ago, in High School. Just took me another 30 years more to switch the other forms of smoking to vapor.
I mostly vape at 15 watts or less. Reasons
1. Battery life- I only want to change the battery 1 time per day.
2. Juice consumption, want it at 10ml/pd or less.
3. So far I get better flavor at less than 25 watts. Current build is 2x28 twisted SS coil at .4ohm in a Kayfun. Running in TC mode at 16 watts set to 380f but it's running at around 350f. In VW mode I run it at 15. When I crank it up I do get more flavor. But at 16 watts I get more details of the flavor.
4. I prefer a tightish draw, Free enough to DL, but more to the MTL side. I get far fewer burnt wicks if I keep the builds at 20watts or less.