Dotmod is good, but it scratches/chips from drops and doesn’t tolerate e-liquid well, although other mods aren’t fond of that either. It’s small for a 21700.
Hi, I’ve been using the Dotmod for months and I’m completely satisfied with it. It’s really small, but that’s exactly why I like it. I particularly like that it can be used with both 18650 and 21700 batteries. The menu system is also faultless. Its operation is stable. It’s good value for money.
I was also considering the Bd Vape, but I heard it’s not very stable because of its bottom part. Everything tips over easily for me anyway :))) I was planning on a Dotmod, but it looks like I’ll be tempted by this: Pioneer4you by SXmini IPV V200 for 19 euros.
Thank you for your answer.
So, even though I don’t know it, I would also give Dotmod a chance.
Unfortunately, paint chipping will show up on all of them sooner or later, unless it has a plastic body.
I would also like to add that I think the battery management is good, and although you can put DL tanks on it, due to its size, I’ve noticed I prefer using it with smaller tanks. This is also worth considering.
As a beginner, my wicking isn’t always 100%, and it can leak when laid on its side (I’m on about my 6th attempt at wicking), but I really liked that limited yellow version
Indirectly, but I must praise the Lost Vape Thelema Solo in the 21700 category, for its precise electronics and durable design unfortunately, it does wear down… I don’t know if it’s still available somewhere; it was a big positive surprise for me. I’ve been using it heavily for 2 years.
It’s really small, but that’s exactly why I like it. I particularly like that it can be used with both 
