More watts = more power drawn from the battery = more e-liquid vaporized per puff. The difference is noticeable over a full day.
With a 1000mAh XLIM Pro, a moderate vaper can expect roughly 8–10 hours of use from the 0.6Ω pod, versus 12–14 hours from the 0.8Ω pod. That's a 30–50% difference in battery life — enough to mean the difference between charging once a day and needing a top-up in the afternoon.
E-liquid consumption follows the same pattern. At 0.6Ω, you'll go through roughly 3–4ml per day as a moderate vaper. At 0.8Ω, it's closer to 2–3ml. Over a month, that adds up to roughly one extra 30ml bottle of e-liquid for 0.6Ω users.
Quick cost math: If a 30ml bottle costs £12, the 0.6Ω pod costs roughly £4–£6 more per month in e-liquid than the 0.8Ω pod. Pod replacements also come slightly faster on the 0.6Ω side (every 1–2 weeks vs 2–3 weeks), adding another £2–£4 per month.
