After using Vivi Novas, two different versions of the latest, from GotVapes and SteamMonkey, I've come to a couple conclusions.
First, let me just say that both of these vendors have been very good to me, and nothing I have to say about their products should reflect badly on them at all. They both sell the cream of the crop.
In general, after months of usage, I'm happy with both the standard Vision Vivi Nova and the clone version with the nipple cap. They both perform well, and provide a good hit, taste, and reuse. I beat the hell out of these things and replace the heads infrequently. You can get a LOT of use out of these for the money. Unfortunately, eventually the threads strip, and they will no longer work well without replacement. Some of the newer ones have stripped within a couple weeks, and some have held up longer. I think it has to do with how frequently they are removed and jostled around as well. They also tend to leak a little out to the device, just enough to get your hand sticky if you overfill them or maybe keep them horizontal too long.
Otherwise, I have nothing negative to say about them. Compared to quite a few other tanks and devices, they work great.
I'm going to try a few other things though and see if I can hit on something newer that perhaps solves the thread longevity issue without sacrificing taste, hit, and life span.
First, let me just say that both of these vendors have been very good to me, and nothing I have to say about their products should reflect badly on them at all. They both sell the cream of the crop.
In general, after months of usage, I'm happy with both the standard Vision Vivi Nova and the clone version with the nipple cap. They both perform well, and provide a good hit, taste, and reuse. I beat the hell out of these things and replace the heads infrequently. You can get a LOT of use out of these for the money. Unfortunately, eventually the threads strip, and they will no longer work well without replacement. Some of the newer ones have stripped within a couple weeks, and some have held up longer. I think it has to do with how frequently they are removed and jostled around as well. They also tend to leak a little out to the device, just enough to get your hand sticky if you overfill them or maybe keep them horizontal too long.
Otherwise, I have nothing negative to say about them. Compared to quite a few other tanks and devices, they work great.
I'm going to try a few other things though and see if I can hit on something newer that perhaps solves the thread longevity issue without sacrificing taste, hit, and life span.
