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http://spinfuel.com - Spinfuel eMagazine - The Art of Vaping™ - The most widely read online magazine for vapers, by vapers. Ah yes, the SX Mini M Class by YiHi, donated by Vapor Authority - http://vaporauthority.com The SX Mini M Class is in stock right now at Vapor Authority. Check them out for this and many other hard to find, top of the line vape gear. Last month Tom and I spent a couple of weeks with the SX Mini M Class box mod while working on our full written review, found here: http://spinfuel.com/yihi-sx-mini-m-cl... ...but I just couldn't bring it to video. While I wouldn't call this video a review, not even close, it does go nicely with the written review. If you're looking for a high end box mod with the latest SX350J chipset this $199 device will fit the bill nicely. A very impressive box mod that might be overkill for some, but the truth is, if the SX350J is your preference the M Class Mini is worth every dime. From the Review: The SX350J The heart of the device is the new SX350J chip. This powerful processor features temperature-limiting capabilities with Nickel (Ni-200) wire coils, whether it’s in the form of DIY coils in dripping atomizers or the nickel OCC’s of a Kanger Subtank. Variable Temperature and Temperature Limiting Now that more and more devices are showing up with so called “temperature control” (with even more on the horizon) this might be the right place to clear up any confusion over the words used to describe these technologies. For mainstream vapers that have no interest in learning the details of the technology they use it is sufficient to say that a temperature controlled mod is safer to use and can control the warmth of the vapor you inhale. Nothing more really needs to be said. But there is much more to it than that. Temperature Control really means ‘temperature limiting”, in that the device will only allow the coils to heat up to a specific temperature set by the enduser. Its initial function was to prevent that awful dry hit experience. It works by sensing the temperature of the nickel wire, which changes dramatically when there is little to no eliquid around the coil. If you set the temperature to 450 degrees F then no matter what, once the coils reach that temperature it shuts down to prevent overheating, thus stopping a dry hit nightmare. For the most part, it works well. But note that eliquid or not, the temperature you set won't be exceeded. The SX Mini M Class box mod uses Joules in the ‘temperature limiting’ feature. However, Joules and Wattage, while not interchangeable, they are similar in the way they work and if you don’t want to bother about conversions you can experiment a little and in no time you’ll feel comfortable enough to operate the device with confidence. When not in temperature limiting mode you’ll find the friendly world of wattage at your fingertips. 100W IPV and 60W SX Mini I know some experienced drippers that prefer the IPV4 to the SX Mini just for that extra 40w alone, never mind the superior materials and SX Mini M Classtighter tolerances of the SX Mini. I suppose that if you want that 100w, or 150w threshold, you don’t have to explain yourself to anyone. You want what you want, period, and that’s fine. Others prefer the IPV4 because it is less than half the price of the SX Mini M Class. Again, there is some justice to that and not everyone wants to spend $199 for a box mod, but in the end it is the endusers decision. But is 100w more than enough? Is 150w too much? And let's not forget that the SX Mini M Class and fire down to 0.05-ohm. Power And Wasted Power When it comes down to the official specs of the SX Mini M Class it is clear that the SX350J chip has incredible advantages over other chips. For instance, in temperature mode the SX350J allows for a super low resistance of 0.05-ohms. (Yihi suggests no lower than 0.06-ohm for best experience) That’s the lowest I’ve read about, and certainly down in the low resistance territory I have yet to travel to. I cannot imagine building a coil that winds up at half of a tenth of an ohm. Yet, despite what some vapers think of as a measly 60w, the SX Mini M Class can vape a coil that low. In wattage mode, using regular Kanthal wire the SX350J can power a coil as low as 0.15-ohms at 60w. It should be noted that the IPV4 can achieve the 100w by using dual 18650 at 30amps, while the current form factor of the SX Mini is limited to a single 18650 battery (30amps). I’m told that there is an adapter in the works that will allow the SX Mini to utilize two 18650 batteries for a max output of 120w. I’m just not sure if they can keep the word ‘Mini” in the name if they do. The bottom line is always performance. Yes the SX Mini M Class can fire down to 0.05-ohms, but does it maximize the flavor and vapor at 60w?