What voltage and wattage should I vape at?

They operate at different voltages, although the mechanics are just the same: increasing the voltage or resistance results in a higher wattage. For 2-ohm coils, the ideal voltage falls between the ballpark of 3.3 to 4.0 volts. Higher ohm (aka higher resistance) coils allow for a higher voltage.

Is it better to vape at higher wattage?

Basically, a higher wattage is needed to produce the right amount of vapor. -Pod systems are less about lots of vapor, and more about a satisfying nicotine hit – that’s why they’re made for mouth-to-lung vaping, which introduces a smaller amount of vapor into the mouth before it’s inhaled.

Is it better to vape at lower wattage?

However, if you are looking for a smoother vaping experience, it is worth reducing the wattage on your vape device. Bear in mind that battery life is also decreased by continually vaping at the highest wattage setting. If you are a frequent vaper, make sure you are charging your battery well or using back-ups.

Does higher wattage mean more smoke?

When a vape coil is run at a higher wattage, it’s able to create more vapour, thus giving you more nicotine per puff. This also means that the throat hit from your nicotine and PG is increased as well.

Why can’t I taste my vape?

If your vape gear works with pods or cartridges and you suddenly find there’s no flavour from your vape, the e-juice might be running low or have run out. It’s time to swap it out for a new pod or cartridge and see if you get your e-juice taste again.

How do I get the best taste out of my vape?

Contents

  1. Best Wattage and Temperature Settings For Flavour.
  2. Reduce Your Airflow.
  3. Choose Your Coil Carefully.
  4. Wicking and Coil Materials Matters.
  5. Think About VG:PG Ratios.
  6. Below-Coil Airflow Boosts Flavour.
  7. Choose a Narrower-Bore Drip Tip.
  8. Keep Your Wicks, Coils and Tanks Clean.