Single v double 18650 mods

[ghostrider1971]

I've been looking at a Vaporesso 80w single 18650 mod on Vape Club.

I usually use Vaporesso Target 200 mods around 50-65w.

My question is appreciating a single battery mod is going to run down on power much quicker but assume they are to constantly run between my usual wattage range?

Thinking of getting a couple for travel as they are much smaller and lighter (and cheap if they get damaged or lost).

Any thoughts on other pros or pitfalls, please?

[Postmodern Smoking]

I would imagine you will need to swap batteries for charged ones at least twice as frequently compared with a double batt mod versus single batt mod.
Other than that, I can't see the difference. (I use a single batt mod and carry spare charged batts in a battery case, but only vape at around 25-35W)

If you are thinking of getting 'a couple'.... why not try one first and see how you get on?

[MrDJ]

i use vape club a lot but its always worth a google search as they are available cheaper as here but sold out at mo www.ecigarettedirect.co.uk/vaporesso-gen-80-s

my last single battery mod was a istick60 and running that at 45-50w i was getting 1 hour 10 minutes out of a full battery so it gives an idea of how many charged batteries you will need for a daialy use out and about.

[buggritt]

If you are using high wattage, then you need dual batteries. I have a tiny Vaperesso for walking as it's very light. I also have a dual battery ABS mode, which weighs the same as a single battery mod. No idea how ABS didn't catch on.