i read a thorough battery test on the vtc4 vs vtc5, the vtc4 wins hands down on voltage consistency/stability and is a better choice.

you came to the right place, i was never a smoker, only an avid shisha'er, vaping is at least 5x better in terms of flavor, variety, and convenience.

one advice, just start with the variable wattage mods, preferably DNA30 or SXI chip devices.

Clone = made out of cheap and thin aluminium (light), also i think the clone there will be no "Hana Modz" wording when you power up the device.
Original = made out of a solid block of aluminium (heavy), has "Hana Modz" wording when power up, there will be a dark plastic covering the slot where the chip is installed.

I easily vape at 30watts on a dripper (low ohm), some people just like to go crazy.

Up to you, i'm using an original Hana Modz, i've (and my friends) have tried the clones, and they notice a HUGE difference, they sold their clones and bought normal box mods with the DNA chip which are cheaper and performs more or less the same.

Also i prefer the VaporShark rDNA30 as well, cheaper too!

there's no guilt here, i own 2 clones myself, one with the 35w chip, the other on an ori dna30 chip, they both fire differently. The clone with ori DNA30 chip fires the same as the original hana modz. I already sold off both.

during the time i bought the hana modz, there was no clones, and normal box mods with DNA30 chips are RM700+ for local made ones which are ridiculous might as well get an ori hana modz direct from the states.

If there was a clone with ori hana chip at the time (or even the iPV2/3), i would've bought the clone, can save a lot of $$$ and get myself more juice lol.

i get full on flavor with my kayfun lite+.

i vape it at 1.3ohms (microcoil), @ 15.5watts/4.5volts.

in my experience (after vaping like 8 bottles of MM) the way you wick it is extremely important since MM is like a 70VG/30PG blend and a very thick liquid. Ensure you use the right amount of cotton whereby you will feel some resistance trying to move it in/out of the coil, too little and you will get dry hits early as it doesn't wick fast enough, too much and you will get a bland taste.

yeap same here, when i first started, it was all about fogging up the room, but nowadays its all about flavour with dense and thick vapors.

but i do cloud chasing once in awhile for the fun of it but doing it in public annoys the hell out of people lol.

RM45/15ml for a US imported liquid is standard, on par with others.

On a side note, just purchased Cuttwood's Big Melons 30ml for RM90, the cantaloupe is exceptionally delicious. Cuttwood juices are awesome.

MM is very thick, 70/30 vg/pg blend. As I mentioned, it does take some time to get the wicking right, i have vaped 7-8 bottles worth and only on my 9th bottle do I get the flavour i've longed for for so long. TV quick straw is tasty but not as good as when you can get MM at its best, not by a long shot. I've given some tips a few pages back on how to wick your kayfun to get optimum taste on MM.




BTW guys, just wanna ask, do you have a burn-in period for new coils? As I noticed i got significantly less flavour and vapor not to mention some metallic taste on a new coil than say a month old one. I've read somewhere that its about the carbon atom deposits that coats the coil after some time which would give a more stable and uniform vape quality.

not sure on tobacco blend, but i tried the rootbeer one, and it tastes absolutely horrible, left a very bad after taste too.

i have, i wont name them (yes there's a few), but the main bad experience was as always customer service and courtesy.

1. One vape shop in Puchong informed me that the item i wanted would arrive in X days, and when i came back after X days, i was told a bunch of stories, and then told it would again arrive on Y day, i came back after Y days and same shit happened and the above repeats, for like 3-4 times. My message to their facebook page or even the owner's number was not replied to. If not because of the special price he promised me, i would not have gone to his shop. Till today i still have yet to get the item.

2. Another pretty famous vape shop in Sunway, was too lazy to entertain me, would rather entertain his 'geng' or fellow rempit customers. I don't go to this shop anymore, not to mention lack of imported liquids and high price on parts.

3. A big vape shop in Damansara, bought RM500+ worth of items from them, can't even give RM5 discount, the only reason i go there due to their large selection of imported juices, if not because of this, they can kiss my money goodbye.

Why is it that some vape shop just can't get it to their heads that customer service trumps all others, since juices sell for the same price everywhere and is the only constant consumable in vaping.

I usually spend hundreds on juices every time i visit, and some people just don't want that money. Sad really.

The reason why customer service is always an issue here (in Malaysia as a whole) is because there is lack of professionalism and forward thinking. That mindset needs to change, excellent customer service equals to more business means more revenue, its a win-win.

Unfortunately quite a lot are pretty crappy. For online, we don't interact much with them, just add to cart and checkout lol.

The only 2 shops that actually layan me well, if only they were nearer I would be going on a weekly basis lol.

TJM @ TTDI
Vap3n3st @ Kelana Jaya

I also got some discounts from them lel.

The rest are so-so.

xyah promote, just based on personal experience sudey.

nope, i only go there buy/test liquid and ciao.

3-4 weeks. slowtech.

been there once, the burgers are pretty good, a nice place to dine and vape indoors.

pergh abam loaded tukar mod setiap minggu kekeke.

A little bit too big for my taste, more inclined towards VaporShark rDNA hehe.