Mech vs regulated

[yourgurnard]

That's Your Boxer clone is it?
Proves My point really, impossible to score a Regulated mod at that price...

[Richard46]

I have quite a lot of mech and regulated mods and it is only the mechs that have needed fiddling with to keep them working. Just my luck probably but I see no serious advantage in mech mods over the advantages of regulated.

[buggritt]

You see none at all? More compact, cheaper not an advantage? A mech has two parts that may need fiddling with occasionally. The switch and the 510. Some like that aspect. The ones that don't, don't buy them.

[thebishman]

Jul 26, 2017 18:24:19 GMT yourgurnard said:

That's Your Boxer clone is it?
Proves My point really, impossible to score a Regulated mod at that price...

Yes i was just saying that you can spend as much top end as you wanted too. But lower end i think clone mechs pip clone regulated...but not alot in it. Can pic up either for peanuts tbh.

I personally have become a massive fan of mechs now. imo they are cheaper (if buying a clone). Much more reliable etc etc

[striker42]

I don't have a regulated squonker and the vape I'm getting from the mechs using Ni80 wire has me in no rush to buy one. But I also can't see myself giving up on my regulated devices and RTA's.

[hodge]

Simplicity and longevity- use a regulated -it will die - that's guaranteed - mechanical lasts forever

[Richard46]

Well as for reliability of regulated mods I have (or have bought for others) A Provari; (mark I) 2 x RX 200s; 3 DNA40s; 2 Picos; 2 DNA75s Lost Vape and they are all still working without a moments problem.