While it makes sense to have as much battery power as possible, some mods are more appropriate than others for a given atomizer. These are meant to be used by advanced vapers and require an in-depth understanding of Ohm’s law and battery safety, due to the complete lack of protective features.ĭetermining which box mod you should use has a lot to do with what you are planning on pairing it with. Some box mods are designed and made with no chips or wiring, in which case they’re called “ mechanical mods”. Unregulated box mods may use chips or soldered wiring that provide a set of protective features, but do not allow wattage or voltage adjustments – or any of the other more advanced functions. While these features are not essential, they do allow for a fully customizable vaping experience. More advanced chipsets will allow functions such as preheat, power curves and boost mode, or even voice-command recognition. The most common features found in modern regulated box mods are variable wattage, variable voltage, and temperature control. These mods usually have a display screen that shows all the relevant information about the settings and functions currently in use. A box mod that incorporates a chip that allows you to adjust values such as the wattage or voltage delivered to the atomizer, is called a “regulated box mod”.
