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Of course I do, I'm just nocturnal. I sleep when the sun comes up.
I don't own a provari but have heard nothing but good stuff from that mod. According to the specs and multiple reviews, it has a true 3.5 amp limit and tops out at 14.5 watts. It is American made and quality craftsmanship. According to innokin the specs on your device are a 3.5 amp limit and a max output of 11 watts. The provari seems to perform better according to the numbers. Don't know if the innokin really has a 3.5 amp limit for sure.
Now to answer your question, do you need a provari? I guess only you can answer that. If you are happy with your setup and it's keeping you off cigs, you can upgrade to the provari if you wanted to, but stick with whatever works is my advice. Read, Read, and Read alot! Don't be afraid to venture into other types of setups. Thats part of the process, trying multiple options until you find what you like but always Remember, as long as your device/setup keeps you off the cigs, it's the best setup money can buy, even if it's a mini or an ego or a cig alike. Whatever works. Me personally, I'm a bit obsessive and a bit of a dorky hobbyist. I went from a cig alike to an ego, to an ego vv, to a vv box mod, then to a mechanical when I got into the rebuildable atties just recently. Now I'm planning on getting a Reo Grand and it probably won't stop there. This has turned into a hobby for me and I'm always looking to try something "new". It can get expensive LOL but it keeps me occupied and not smoking. Vape on!
That's like asking if you need a Jaguar or a Lamborghini! Do you need one? Heck No! Do you want one? Probably... 
The Ocelot is sometimes reluctant to admit she is wrong, but she will do it. I have witnessed it.
I don't know if I bust you "all the time" or not. I suppose I have caught you a few times, but probably less often than you have busted me.
Well no one "needs" any of these fancy shmancy doo dads we have here in the vaping world lol. But the Itaste is a smaller diameter device & the batteries can't be changed so when it's done it's done. If you would like something with a larger diameter that will look better with larger tanks, RBA/RDAs etc., something you can change batteries on rather than buying a new device & something that will work consistently & has excellent quality then perhaps you do "need" a Provari mini to fill that need.
That's like asking if you need a Jaguar or a Lamborghini! Do you need one? Heck No! Do you want one? Probably...
I can honestly say I want neither. My tastes run in a different direction....
I agree 100% with Baditude.... it's all just personal preference. If you are happy.... stick with what you have and stay happy. If you have the money and want something new and use your old one as a back up.... then buy the Provari. Either way, only you know the answer to this.
HAY are you calling me a Tart!
I just want to preserve this moment for all time in everyones hard drive permanent image. Ocelot admitted that Buzzzlove stand corrected her kind of sort of on this day twentyfirst of September year of our lord 2013
I was wondering if anyone caught that
OP, ProVari's are breakable. My first one is getting ready to go in for repair for the third time. My second is getting ready to go in for repair for the first time. I'm also getting ready to purchase my third Provari.
With that being said, they CAN be repaired. If what I manage to do to ProVari's were to happen on other PV's, I would probably have to just count them as losses.
My nickname is Spazz, well deserved though.
The Provari is probably one of the few PV's that will survive me using them.
My kids are lucky they survived me.
I was wondering if anyone caught that
OP, ProVari's are breakable. My first one is getting ready to go in for repair for the third time. My second is getting ready to go in for repair for the first time. I'm also getting ready to purchase my third Provari.
With that being said, they CAN be repaired. If what I manage to do to ProVari's were to happen on other PV's, I would probably have to just count them as losses.
My nickname is Spazz, well deserved though.
The Provari is probably one of the few PV's that will survive me using them.
My kids are lucky they survived me.
Holy Crap Robino! What sort of terrible torture do you subject your Provari's to? I think you should be reported to the PPA (Provari Protection Association) for serial abuse!
Please help me. I'd read the manual, but mine didn't come with any.
It's obviously right after the "do laundry" and "fly to the moon" settings. What, are you thick?
I knock 'me over.....send them tumbling off tables etc.. I think it is more the fault of the device topping the Provari, at least for two of the 'incidents'
The third ummm booboo on BooBoo Blue was the glass kinda got knocked out of the window. I'm waiting to send that one back in until after Mr. Red LED comes back fixed as good as new.
Yeah, I'm a serial Provari abuser. *hanging head in shame*
I knock 'me over.....send them tumbling off tables etc.. I think it is more the fault of the device topping the Provari, at least for two of the 'incidents'
The third ummm booboo on BooBoo Blue was the glass kinda got knocked out of the window. I'm waiting to send that one back in until after Mr. Red LED comes back fixed as good as new.
Yeah, I'm a serial Provari abuser. *hanging head in shame*
You need a holder that will keep them from tumbling over.
I knock 'me over.....send them tumbling off tables etc.. I think it is more the fault of the device topping the Provari, at least for two of the 'incidents'
The third ummm booboo on BooBoo Blue was the glass kinda got knocked out of the window. I'm waiting to send that one back in until after Mr. Red LED comes back fixed as good as new.
Yeah, I'm a serial Provari abuser. *hanging head in shame*
Out the window?
Or a Tatroe end cap (and maybe some window screens):
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