best box mod for price

[flavourtank]

hello

in the last few months new vv/vw box mods have been released.

my question is what is the best one for price regarding

durability
battery life (if built in)
chip board

thanks

[mack]

Out of the new mass built one's I have only had the IPV3.

Whilst I did like it, it in no way felt like a £100 machine and got recalled due to wide spread issues. So I would rule that one out.

[flavourtank]

thanks mack

im just looking for new mod and if i can get it before santa empty's his sack all over the world

[thejester]

first question......

do you have an istick?

[mack]

New Sigelei looks quite nice and apparently has ironed out some issues. Shark seem to be love them or there faulty.

I'm not really adding much other than random opinions though. Sure someone far more ITK would be able to offer better reasoning.

[flavourtank]

Dec 9, 2014 21:46:50 GMT thejester said:

first question......

do you have an istick?

nope theres something about it that doesnt appeal to me and with that new bog seat they got, well it looks like something ive dropped down my bog lol (apologies for being blunt)

[flavourtank]

Dec 9, 2014 21:47:04 GMT mack said:

New Sigelei looks quite nice and apparently has ironed out some issues. Shark seem to be love them or there faulty.

I'm not really adding much other than random opinions though. Sure someone far more ITK would be able to offer better reasoning.

is that the one with bluetooth built in?

[thejester]

no the bluetooth one is the smok bt50 i think its called...nothing more than a gimmick

ive been vaping for just over 2 years now and ive never seen any device take the vaping community by storm more than the istick....for the money there is nothing better pound for pound than this mod imo...and yes it is only my opinion

when the v2 no doubt comes out, with either spring loaded 510 and rms it will be a world beater im sure

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Dec 9, 2014 21:05:31 GMT flavourtank said:

hello

in the last few months new vv/vw box mods have been released.

my question is what is the best one for price regarding

durability
battery life (if built in)
chip board

thanks

Haven't seen the chip board ones, are they fire proof (sorry couldn't resist )
Well ive had two 30w sharks for the last few months and i cant fault them. Yes they are a bit pricey but they have been ultra reliable and last me all day.
Depends on how much you want to spend.

[flavourtank]

thejester i too havent seen anything take off as good, the price is bloody good for what it is but theres something bout it that doesnt make me want one lol

[thejester]

my only suggestion to that is that for the money id get one and rule it out then bud....the above two flaws are all that stops it being nigh on perfect

[Tom]

Dec 9, 2014 22:25:29 GMT flavourtank said:

thejester i too havent seen anything take off as good, the price is bloody good for what it is but theres something bout it that doesnt make me want one lol

was a bit too midgy for me if that makes sense.

Best bang for buck vv/vw for me its the ipv2, can get them at bargain prices now in classies for the £40-£50 mark.

[geordie_vaper]

or thr ivp mini looks a decent zna style boxish mod, and there going brand new for 45-50 only 30watts but i vape at 25 so bang on for me, might be enough for you aswell

[flavourtank]

Dec 9, 2014 22:22:47 GMT @windows said:

Dec 9, 2014 21:05:31 GMT flavourtank said:

hello

in the last few months new vv/vw box mods have been released.

my question is what is the best one for price regarding

durability
battery life (if built in)
chip board

thanks

Haven't seen the chip board ones, are they fire proof (sorry couldn't resist )
Well ive had two 30w sharks for the last few months and i cant fault them. Yes they are a bit pricey but they have been ultra reliable and last me all day.
Depends on how much you want to spend.

i did looke at shark website and looked at the new one 40d.
whats different between rdna and dna models?

are they fire proof = should hope so at the prices lol

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Dec 9, 2014 22:41:46 GMT flavourtank said:

Dec 9, 2014 22:22:47 GMT @windows said:

Haven't seen the chip board ones, are they fire proof (sorry couldn't resist )
Well ive had two 30w sharks for the last few months and i cant fault them. Yes they are a bit pricey but they have been ultra reliable and last me all day.
Depends on how much you want to spend.

i did looke at shark website and looked at the new one 40d.
whats different between rdna and dna models?

are they fire proof = should hope so at the prices lol

The dna's have a built in battery whereas the rdna have a removable 18650 and is slightly larger. The rdna40 is the same but now has temp control for ni200 coils