Do 6v devices significantly enhance your flavors ?

[TruSound]

I've been using 3.7 volt devices since I started this journey 3 months ago, one thing I've noticed it the lack of flavor in the various juices I've tried.

I've used both cartomizers and atomizers, LR, standard and some mega dual coil cartos, the atomizers seem to produce the most flavor, however, I hate dripping and the frequency in which you have to do it.

I received Lil Mama tank from Big Daddy today, it works well, but again, not much flavor.

I'm aware the throat hit is greatly increased with higher voltage, the question is...will juice flavor be enhanced as well.

I'm considering the Puresmoker Prodigy V3.1 or the SuperT PrecisePlus with the cart/tank setup.

Any and all feedback would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Scottinboca]

IMO I think 6v is the best way to taste burnt juice. I use a VV device so I never need to turn it that high to hit the sweet spot. I rarely go past 5.2v. I think the only way to get the best flavor of a juice w/ any atty or carto is to use a VV pv. I'm a pretty broke college student, so I went with a Foxy Box Mod. I love it! If I had an income I'd get the Provari.

 

[Maximillian]

+1 on the vv mods. If you go from 3.7v to 6v, you're looking at having to replace all your atties and cartos. Anything that produces even a little vapor at 3.7v is probably gonna tast burnt, if not just burn out, at 6v.

You can get a vv box mod from madvapes for ~$40 or so. i-pro kit from notcigs for $110. buzz pro for $130, or for about the same price that you're looking at for a super-t, a provari.



Maximillian the Vaguely Disreputable

 

[hairball]

5 and 6V are my 2 favorite voltages. I've never encountered burnt flavors as mentioned above. Just keep everything good and wet at all times. If you're worried about a fixed voltage, go with a variable voltage mod. However, most of the top end devices don't allow for extreme low resistance.

 

[Tersur]

I do notice flavor difference at higher voltage. For instance my carmel apple. Ay lower voltage the caramel is much more noticed. But higher voltage the apple in the mix stands out. The ability to vary my voltage allows me to pick the perfect spot for each juice. 6v isnt used much by me l. So id say look into a variable device.

 

[Retriever]

+1 for the Buzz Pro. Have heard some great things about it, although I don't own one.

 

[melloyello]

the difference isnt all that big between 3.7 and 6 volts as far as flavor goes.

vapor production is more noticable. i vape at around 5 volts and i can tell a slight slight flavor difference compared to 3.7

 

[Princessdee]

I've noticed that some flavors shine at 5-6V, some burn, some wither away to nothing (but vapor)
Mostly fruit will fade. (In my experience. YMMV)
Sweets (like my diy cookie) seem to shine a 6v.
Tobacco takes on a whole new meaning and life of its own at 6v.
Hubby loves red hot cinnamon at 6v.

I keep mostly around 4.5 - 5v on my vv box for my favorites.

Having said that. I have found, that for me, cartos will mute flavor and I get the best TASTE from dripping on atties.

 

[rwechsler]

6v deminishes flavor but improves throat hit. A bridged 510 atomizer running at 2.5ohm on a 3.7 device provides the best flavor imo, but at the expense of huge vapor clouds.

 

[nqabassist26]

6v hasn't really done it for me so far in terms of flavor. I run my VV at around 5v and like it much better.

I also agree with Princessdee to an extent, I feel like non fruit flavors do better at higher voltages than fruitty ones.

Get a VV like everyone else mentioned, it makes all your juices find their sweet spot easily!

 

[dfs405]

I use a reo grand at 6v with a high resistance atty and love it, but you have to like throat hit or forget it. I find the flavor to be just fine and not burnt at all, infact I like it the best when the batteries are full charge. I also sometimes add some menthol juice not straight up but I mix a few drops in other flavors to give a little extra throat hit and that seems to work well. Been vaping for 23 months now so some trial and error should be expected if your just starting out.

 

[tj99959]

6v devices significantly fry flavors in my opinion.
4.5 to 5v is where it's at for me.

 

[markfm]

Another VV fan, I tend to be somewhere in the 4 - 5.2V range, depends on the resistance and eliquid, sometimes for a "treat" I'll kick a straight tobacco up to 5.5.

I use the notcigs VVs, IPro is the best price point right now, same performance as a Buzz Pro in a longer, but slimmer, package. 15W max power lets you go several watts higher than the Provari, if you are interested in testing things at higher power.

 

[Rainz]

I use a 3.7 bottomfeeder boxmod w/LR attys, vaping fruity juices with menthol, and the TH and flavors are huge. And i'm a big fan of the TH... can't imagine why I would need any more than this.

Just my

 

[TruSound]

Thanks for the feedback vapers...I'm going to try the gradual approach where voltage is concerned.
I've ordered the K-Go kit, mainly for the batteries and their better voltage output, all the reviews give them high praise for enhancing vapor and flavor when using pretty much anything on them, carto's, attie's and even the Ego tanks...we'll see.

I'm almost 3 months into this vaping thing, and being a gadget guy I'm pretty sure they'll be a mod or 2 in my future, actually waiting to see what the the new PureSmoker V3.1 replacement is gonna look like, I think they have something pretty cool close to release.

 

[markfm]

Going slow makes sense.

 

[sandybeach]

I have a Kgo, and I don't notice much flavor, sorry to say. I don't know which mods increase flavor. I do notice that the 1.25 ohm dual coil cartos make flavor more intense. I would like to know which mods make flavor stronger, too.
Sandy

 

[markfm]

Pretty much any higher power unit, whether fixed voltage or variable, will kick up flavor and warmth.

 

[Seventhstreet]

Alot of my DIY flavor is better at 6v on my mantis 3 ohm ps carto sc

 

[John Thompson]

i agree... 6v is just 2 much imo... burns all!!! 5v is my sweet spot