Picking a first device is one of the bigger decisions for anyone new to vaping, and the number of mod styles on sale does not make it easier. This guide walks through three general types so you can see which fits the way you want to vape.
Three mod styles worth knowing
Tube mods
Start here if simplicity is what you are after. A tube mod is not really a new idea: think of it as the old vape pen brought up to date with a modern ohm tank.
Its plain design is why so many beginners end up with one. You fill it with whichever e-juice you like, press the button to heat the liquid, and vape once the vapor shows. There is very little else to learn.
Box mods
Box mods are arguably the most popular style around, and they are powerful. Battery life is their main selling point; no other kind of mod runs as long between charges.
Many of the higher-end boxes also let you adjust the vape settings, so the device can be tuned to your own preferences.
Mechanical mods
Mechanical mods sit a step above the other two in difficulty. They are built almost entirely around the battery, and enthusiasts wind their own coils and fit them to the mod, which makes the setup highly customizable. E-liquid is dripped directly onto the coil before each use.
Part of the appeal is how they look. A beginner can manage one, but it helps a great deal to have an experienced friend show you how it all works first.
Juice and parts to go with it
Whichever style you settle on, it needs e-juice. ejuice.deals stocks bottles in 30 ml, 60 ml, 100 ml and 120 ml sizes, along with replacement coils, vape kits and a mystery grab bag.
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