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Best wattage and airflow setting for Vaporesso Gen 80s

Initial Question

Using the 0.2 coil, got it set to smart variable. Just wondering, the V is on 30w is that something which sets automatically? Also fully open airflow, I find too much, I am using past halfway seems to be the best fit for me so far. I know it varies person to person, 30w, past halfway, is that a good starting point? The guy in the shop set it to 40 but I like the smart idea to start with as I am new to this. Any suggestions welcome, and again, it varies, I know!

Suggestions and Advice

Problem with that setting is it will set between the pre set margins but with a new coil its best to start even lower. With a new coil it needs priming and bedding in. With the 0.2 the recommended wattage is 60-75w and best at 70w but i use mine at 50w. so i start at 25w where you wont get much cloud or flavour but the coil is still heating up and bedding it in. Turning up a couple of watt each puff builds up to your sweet spot and actually helps prolong the life of the coil instaed of going straight in at much higher wattage as set by the smart setting and if your juice has not drenched all the cotton it could give the odd dry hit, and trust me you will know when youve had one of them which you will never want again.

What gives the best performance/flavour is 100% personal opinion. If you get the vape you like at 30 Watts with the airflow half open then stick with it. The only thing to be careful of is not to increase the power above the recommended wattage range of the coil and the higher wattage you vape at, generally the shorter the life of the coil.

For the 0.2 coil, for me the best setting was around 40W. If that is too much for you, stay at the 30 if that is working. As has been pointed out, it's completely a personal preference that you will have to find through adjusting the wattage to find your sweet spot.

Further Discussion

It was set to 40 w in the shop, but I went for the smart settings. Currently on my Gen 80 s its 30w 3 quarter airflow, if I adjust the airflow its too much. I tried with 40 w, seemed ok in the shop but its hard to know as I am new to this one. Went back to 40 w and it was too much no matter what the airflow. I really don't know. Its a lot of trial and error, but I don't want to stress anymore. I want to enjoy!

Anyway I went up to 40 and adjusted the airflow and I think its ok.