thinking about getting a lavatube

[V00D00]

i am contemplating getting a lavatube kit.... it will be my first VV... ive been vaping for close to 8 months and for the past 3 months ive been using a joyetech 510–t. i dont have the money for a provari but i want a good VV that i can get on a tight budget... is the lavatube my best option?

 

[WonderfulDakota]

I just got my Varitube today, and I. LOVE. IT. ivape.com has the original models on sale (full kit!) for $39.99. I guess they're getting rid of them for the newer model, but the one I got is AWESOME!

 

[bulldog63h]

I've had mine for around four months. I'm now in the market for a new mod because the top cap is broken from a fall and will not stay on. It also lets the battery drain to low, which I think is a safety hazard. It does work well for what it is though, and if you can get the full kit for $39.95 I'd say go for it. It is a good intro to the world of vv mods and the accessories it comes with are worth that price.

 

[TheBlueAdept]

I have the varitube also, and a loose top cap after a few falls. I agree for the price its a good bargain, but handle with some care.

Sent from my phone; Please excuse typos / autocorrections.

 

[Mdemon]

Can't go wrong with a lavatube!
Got 3 myself. 2 Black & a Chrome.
Only thing better in my opinion would be a Provari.

 

[Loveridden]

I have a red and a black v1 lavatube and I love them!! Actually my black one is a lavatube "clone" that I got on a great sale - $39.99 for a whole kit. What a deal. Been seeing a few others in that price range lately too and I think that's great. I really think they are a great cheaper alternative to VV.

 

[A17kawboy]

Agree with all the above. I've got two chrome LT's and for the price they are probably the best VV devices out there. Ego twists are also inexpensive and work very well. Since I recently got a Provari the LT's are put away for backups and I'm rockin' the twists for out and about and the ProV for at home. Great knowing the LT's are there if I need them though.

 

[Fishtec]

Can't go wrong with a lavatube look for the new June yung version I think it's called gives you the ability to check atomiser ohms and apart from build quality and maybe 0.1 volts here and there does more or less what the provari does

 

[Tank]

Unfortunately, I have a different opinion from above. The lavetube, is basically, sub par to the knock offs. It doesnt offer battery usage and TBH I have not seen it do anything any other mod can do. The "clicker" sticks on 2 of 3 of my lavatubes. Not to mention volcano has failed to offer the LT2.0 in the last 3 months. If it were me, I would go for a vector from vaporbeast, I use it more than my provari.

 

[Mdemon]

Unfortunately, I have a different opinion from above. The lavetube, is basically, sub par to the knock offs. It doesnt offer battery usage and TBH I have not seen it do anything any other mod can do. The "clicker" sticks on 2 of 3 of my lavatubes. Not to mention volcano has failed to offer the LT2.0 in the last 3 months. If it were me, I would go for a vector from vaporbeast, I use it more than my provari.

Yeah, my lavatubes are all version 2 clones with the amp reading, battery indicator & 4 amp switch limit......freaking awesome!
No sticky button or other probs for that matter with these.
That's 'em on the left.

 

[wolfstone5]

It's a bit more than the LT but MadVapes has two new mods that incorporate the circuit board from the Smok Tech ZMaxx. They're called the "ClearMax" and "AcryliMax" and cost $79.99 (plus batteries). They have most of the feature of the ZMaxx at a fraction of the cost. If I hadn't just got a ProVari, I would have grabbed one. Anyway, I thought that I would throw that out there. Good luck!!!

ClearMax Variable Volt APV

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