is anyone tempted by dna25 mods??

[phatfil]

found on presale offer here

chip details here.. here

I tend to vape at circa 25w generally lower even with Ni200 and TC 

I really like my hcigar vt40, its been the first mod i reach for for weeks...

and i can see a vt200 on my vape horizons, one day, perhaps..

i prefer smaller mods.

So i guess i should be all over this, But Im not??  



 

[Get Off My Cloud]

Not sure i really see a purpose to the 25w chip, as far as i know the chip is exactly the same size physically as the 40w.

[drunkenbum]

I can't see the point to be honest. I vape at around 25 watts most of the time on my vt40. I'd sooner run at 25 on a 40 than run a 25 at max all the time. Saying that, I do like the look of that mod though

[phtumshk]

Id buy a DNA 25 chip for a DIY box if it was cheap cheap but i doubt id buy a DNA 25 mod.

[VapingBad]

I think they are a great for up to about 15 W, EG Kayfun, but more than that I would advise a DNA40 or 200 so you have plenty of head room for the pre-heat.

[Bob]

Sept 18, 2015 21:10:38 GMT VapingBad said:

I think they are a great for up to about 15 W, EG Kayfun, but more than that I would advise a DNA40 or 200 so you have plenty of head room for the pre-heat.

My thoughts exactly, I keep telling people to allow some headroom, although I do tend to set DNA40s at 40w and use the temp to control the mod, which normally means I will be vaping at way less than 40w (normally around 25-30w looking at my VS VF).

[letsavit]

Would be ok for my kayfuns only but Code VT40 gets you a VT40 for about £17 more and looking at the pics of this mod I think the £17 extra is worth it.