Regulated vape mods are designed with the safety of users in mind. If your battery falls below a certain level, or the coil is faulty, the mod won’t fire up.
You’ll then either need to replace the coil, charge the mod if the battery is in-built or replace it with a charged battery.
More than just a safer vape, box mod vapes also have the added benefit of keeping the power output constant. With a regulated mod, internal circuitry maintains
your vape settings consistently, so when you set a regulated mod to vape at 75 watts you’ll get 75 watts of output until the battery is fully depleted. Unregulated
models will gradually drain, meaning the output drops as the battery life does.
With a 510 connector being standard in regulated mods (that’s the bit that joins your tank and mod) you’re not committed to having a mod and tank from the same brand.
Essentially, this gives you even more choice so you can find the perfect combination for you.
When you use a box mod you’ll probably also enjoy a longer battery life (this varies on the wattage you’re pumping through and your coil).
Regulated vaping mods are normally easier to operate as you can still use them while they charge, thanks to what's known as passthrough functionality.
They usually come with a digital display to give you valuable information about wattage, battery life, voltage and ohms. All of this makes changing your settings super easy.