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A ford fusion and a lamborghini do the same thing, is the lamborghini worth the extra money ?
Im not a Provari owner (yet) but i think most owners can tell you that build quality and customer service warant the extra funds for one.
Im not a Provari owner (yet) but i think most owners can tell you that build quality and customer service warant the extra funds for one.
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A ford fusion and a lamborghini do the same thing, is the lamborghini worth the extra money ?
Im not a Provari owner (yet) but i think most owners can tell you that build quality and customer service warant the extra funds for one.
Well, in this case, one will outlive the other as well. Not sure how long the Fusion will be kicking around I suppose...
Any, erm... facts/reasons to back that up?
If you can afford it, I would go with the ProVari. It will last a long time and never disappoint you.
i could afford the provari i choose not get it. i just don't see anything special about it. yes it holds voltage nicely, but is that worth the $200+ price tag? not so sure. i have friends that have it.i even borrowed one from someone that is a provari fanatic and i cant say i saw any difference in performance from my svd or vamo. i just don't see the hype but that's just one guys opinion.
and to comment about the vamo being better then the svd, it has the exact same 33hrtz chip and board in it, so not sure about that. it comes down to looks and personal preference really. the vamo has a oled screen thats pretty much the only difference. i would go for the svd. no tubes to pull off to use other batteries because its telescoping and its built really well. the physical components that make up the svd are just very well built and very easy to use. the screen is not a deal breaker for me because its not a tv. i am not staring at the screen for hours. heck the provari has a similar screen to the svd.
and to comment about the vamo being better then the svd, it has the exact same 33hrtz chip and board in it, so not sure about that. it comes down to looks and personal preference really. the vamo has a oled screen thats pretty much the only difference. i would go for the svd. no tubes to pull off to use other batteries because its telescoping and its built really well. the physical components that make up the svd are just very well built and very easy to use. the screen is not a deal breaker for me because its not a tv. i am not staring at the screen for hours. heck the provari has a similar screen to the svd.
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could you elaborate how so? you realize they use the same chip and board right?
A ford fusion and a lamborghini do the same thing, is the lamborghini worth the extra money ?
Im not a Provari owner (yet) but i think most owners can tell you that build quality and customer service warant the extra funds for one.
Lambo's are the biggest POS on the planet!
I take my ProVari mini to work, in a factory. Any damage to it should be less then on cheaper mods IMO. And it's got a 2-year warrenty if I need a repair, so I don't worry about it. I can only vape at work on break and lunch, so I want something I don't have to think about too much.
Where do you people get your info that a Provari costs over $200? A new blem costs $140 shipped. I hate the spreading of misinformation. You'll need batts and a charger for both, so saying that that factors into cost is infantile.
First on Race Day or Found on Road Dead
This car was 46 years old when this film was made.
Ferrari Breadvan Onboard 2008 - YouTube
The only way a Lambo lasts for 46 years is up on blocks.
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