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At its most basic, a vape mod acts as the power source for a vape kit. They generate power that is converted into heat by the coil in your tank, which vaporizes the e-liquid. If you’re new to vaping, rather than buying a mod and tank separately you’re better off buying a vape kit which combines both elements and removes the issue of compatibility.
However, if you’ve already made the switch to vaping and you’ve found a tank you really like, there are several reasons as to why you’d want to purchase a mod separately. For example, certain mods may be more functional, offering you more options to customise performance. There’s also the issue of practicality: your existing mod may have a built-in battery and be coming to the end of its lifespan which means it will need to be replaced. It may also be the case that you want to upgrade your mod to one that features a larger battery capacity, in turn supporting higher wattage vaping or to just last longer. Finally, there’s the issue of aesthetics, it may seem a bit vain but certain mods and tanks go together better than others. Or you may just need a smaller mod for a more discreet set-up.
The majority of vape mods are regulated. They get their name from the chipset inside that controls power output and is programmed with safety features. The industry has come a long way and originally all vape mods were unregulated, a small handful still are. These unregulated, or mechanical mods are only ever recommended to the most advanced vaper and require a great deal of knowledge to use safely. The regulated vape mod has no such limitations and is what we recommend to all vapers. It comes in many different forms, with varying features available to suit different vaping styles and experience levels, below we’ll explain the most popular.
Variable Wattage mode is a quick way to alter the performance of your kit. You’ll be able to decrease or increase wattage levels allowing your mod to be paired with the majority of vape tanks. More than that though, variable wattage mods give you the chance to experiment by varying wattage and subsequently temperature - to find a ‘sweet spot’ of vapour and flavour production. With most e-liquids, particularly the complex blends, you’ll notice a difference in taste at high and lower wattages. Varying wattage output will unlock different flavours and you’ll be able to find a setting that works best for you.
Temperature Control mode allows you to set a maximum temperature that your coils can reach to stop them running too hot. This mode can only be used with certain coils, so always check compatibility first. The benefit of temperature control mods is that not only do they remove the risk of prematurely burning out your coils, you can set different temperature levels to experiment with your e-liquids. You’ll find that higher temperatures will produce different flavours than lower temperatures, giving you the option of finding a balance that suits you best.
Bypass delivers a hard-hitting vape by drawing the maximum power from your batteries. Wattage output is based on the charge level of your batteries and resistance of your coil.
Pulse mode temporarily increases power output for the first few seconds of each puff. It reduces ramp-up time and offers a more powerful vape overall - ideal for high wattage vaping.
A built-in memory bank that allows you to save your favourite wattage levels and output combinations. A good choice if you use different tanks and like to switch between them.
Matching your mod and tank correctly is very important. To make the right choice there are a few things to consider, these include wattage requirements, tank diameter and tank coil type.
The resistance of your tank’s coil will require a specific wattage output in order to function. With this in mind it’s important that you pick a mod that can produce the right level of power. Luckily the wide range of variable wattage vape mods on offer make this choice easier. For example, a 100W mod will still support coils that require 50W or 75W of power, as the wattage can be turned down. Wattage requirements will be printed on the coils, as a rule of thumb any coil that is below 1.0 Ohm will need at least 40W of power, but we always recommend checking first.
Looks are important, picking a mod that’s too small for your tank can look odd. You will also find that it is more likely to tip over, increasing the risk of breakage or spilling e-liquid. Make sure you match tank and mod diameter - don’t worry both of these measurements are clearly listed for easy pairing. In doing so you will have a kit that looks more stylish and works better.
Unlike Variable Wattage mode, you will need a particular type of coil if you plan to use Temperature Control mode, these include Stainless Steel, Nickel and Titanium. So make sure you check your tank has compatible coils before choosing a Temperature Control mod. Some coil types are cross-compatible, for example most Stainless Steel coils will support both Temperature Control and Variable Wattage, so be on the lookout for mods that provide both.
Vape mods of all kinds will use either built-in or removable batteries. Mods with built-in batteries can be recharged via USB and won’t require you to buy either separate batteries or a special charger. That being said, like all batteries they have a shelf-life, when they can no longer be recharged you will have to replace the entire mod.
Mods with removable batteries are far more versatile. You will need more knowledge surrounding battery safety to use them correctly, but you’ll quickly be able to find a battery that delivers your ideal combination of power and capacity. Thanks to their small size it’s easy to carry around a spare power source, so you’ll never have to worry about running out of charge even if you’re away from home.
At its most basic, a vape mod acts as the power source for a vape kit. They generate power that is converted into heat by the coil in your tank, which vaporizes the e-liquid. If you’re new to vaping, rather than buying a mod and tank separately you’re better off buying a vape kit which combines both elements and removes the issue of compatibility.
However, if you’ve already made the switch to vaping and you’ve found a tank you really like, there are several reasons as to why you’d want to purchase a mod separately. For example, certain mods may be more functional, offering you more options to customise performance. There’s also the issue of practicality: your existing mod may have a built-in battery and be coming to the end of its lifespan which means it will need to be replaced. It may also be the case that you want to upgrade your mod to one that features a larger battery capacity, in turn supporting higher wattage vaping or to just last longer. Finally, there’s the issue of aesthetics, it may seem a bit vain but certain mods and tanks go together better than others. Or you may just need a smaller mod for a more discreet set-up.
The majority of vape mods are regulated. They get their name from the chipset inside that controls power output and is programmed with safety features. The industry has come a long way and originally all vape mods were unregulated, a small handful still are. These unregulated, or mechanical mods are only ever recommended to the most advanced vaper and require a great deal of knowledge to use safely. The regulated vape mod has no such limitations and is what we recommend to all vapers. It comes in many different forms, with varying features available to suit different vaping styles and experience levels, below we’ll explain the most popular.
Variable Wattage mode is a quick way to alter the performance of your kit. You’ll be able to decrease or increase wattage levels allowing your mod to be paired with the majority of vape tanks. More than that though, variable wattage mods give you the chance to experiment by varying wattage and subsequently temperature - to find a ‘sweet spot’ of vapour and flavour production. With most e-liquids, particularly the complex blends, you’ll notice a difference in taste at high and lower wattages. Varying wattage output will unlock different flavours and you’ll be able to find a setting that works best for you.
Temperature Control mode allows you to set a maximum temperature that your coils can reach to stop them running too hot. This mode can only be used with certain coils, so always check compatibility first. The benefit of temperature control mods is that not only do they remove the risk of prematurely burning out your coils, you can set different temperature levels to experiment with your e-liquids. You’ll find that higher temperatures will produce different flavours than lower temperatures, giving you the option of finding a balance that suits you best.
Bypass delivers a hard-hitting vape by drawing the maximum power from your batteries. Wattage output is based on the charge level of your batteries and resistance of your coil.
Pulse mode temporarily increases power output for the first few seconds of each puff. It reduces ramp-up time and offers a more powerful vape overall - ideal for high wattage vaping.
A built-in memory bank that allows you to save your favourite wattage levels and output combinations. A good choice if you use different tanks and like to switch between them.
Matching your mod and tank correctly is very important. To make the right choice there are a few things to consider, these include wattage requirements, tank diameter and tank coil type.
The resistance of your tank’s coil will require a specific wattage output in order to function. With this in mind it’s important that you pick a mod that can produce the right level of power. Luckily the wide range of variable wattage vape mods on offer make this choice easier. For example, a 100W mod will still support coils that require 50W or 75W of power, as the wattage can be turned down. Wattage requirements will be printed on the coils, as a rule of thumb any coil that is below 1.0 Ohm will need at least 40W of power, but we always recommend checking first.
Looks are important, picking a mod that’s too small for your tank can look odd. You will also find that it is more likely to tip over, increasing the risk of breakage or spilling e-liquid. Make sure you match tank and mod diameter - don’t worry both of these measurements are clearly listed for easy pairing. In doing so you will have a kit that looks more stylish and works better.
Unlike Variable Wattage mode, you will need a particular type of coil if you plan to use Temperature Control mode, these include Stainless Steel, Nickel and Titanium. So make sure you check your tank has compatible coils before choosing a Temperature Control mod. Some coil types are cross-compatible, for example most Stainless Steel coils will support both Temperature Control and Variable Wattage, so be on the lookout for mods that provide both.
Vape mods of all kinds will use either built-in or removable batteries. Mods with built-in batteries can be recharged via USB and won’t require you to buy either separate batteries or a special charger. That being said, like all batteries they have a shelf-life, when they can no longer be recharged you will have to replace the entire mod.
Mods with removable batteries are far more versatile. You will need more knowledge surrounding battery safety to use them correctly, but you’ll quickly be able to find a battery that delivers your ideal combination of power and capacity. Thanks to their small size it’s easy to carry around a spare power source, so you’ll never have to worry about running out of charge even if you’re away from home.
