I recently upgraded to the new 30W battery, and while it has some differences compared to the old 20W model, there are a few points worth noting for anyone considering the switch. The previous 20W battery was impressively long-lasting, and I rarely found myself needing more power for everyday use. By contrast, the new 30W version seems to require higher wattage to perform at its best, and I typically find myself keeping it at 30W for optimal results.
When it comes to airflow, if you prefer a smoother, low-flow experience, this battery may not fully meet that expectation. The airflow feels a bit restricted on lower settings, whereas the older model seemed better calibrated for low-flow use. That said, once you adjust to running it at higher wattage, the performance is reliable and consistent.
Overall, the 30W battery does its job well, especially for users who don’t mind operating at higher power settings. While I miss the efficiency and easy low-flow output of the 20W, this upgrade provides steady performance for those looking for a bit more power and longevity in their sessions.
