5v mod Recommendations

[iBANKAI]

Hi

I've been vaping on a Joye eGo for a couple of months now and wanna move up to a 5v mod. I have my eye on the GLV. Anyone have any recommendations..?

 

[ProStreet]

prodigy V3 hands down.

 

[iBANKAI]

The v3 is very sleek looking. Thanks for the input

 

[gymrat8168]

I would suggest going with the Buzz or another variable voltage mod. It seems to me variable voltage gives you the most bang for the buck.

 

[iBANKAI]

I agree. Im looking into it. Thanks for the input.

 

[DC2]

Don't bother with anything that isn't variable voltage.

If you don't like any that are avaiable now, just wait a little while.
Pretty soon the market will be flooded with them.

 

[KILLERkpd]

Don't bother with anything that isn't variable voltage.

If you don't like any that are avaiable now, just wait a little while.
Pretty soon the market will be flooded with them.

I agree, I am waiting for more varialbe voltages PV's to be available before I upgrade, but it does seem to be where the ecig is heading.

 

[iBANKAI]

I noticed that too. It's probably gonna be the next trend. But hey, I starting to collect PVs also. There's some out there I wish I couldve bought before it became discontinued.

 

[Travis798]

prodigy V3 hands down.

The v3 is very sleek looking. Thanks for the input

While I love my v3, since the title of this post is 5v, I thought I should point out that the v3 is either 3.7 or 6v. Granted you can use a HR atomizer on 6v, but then again you can also use a LV atomizer on your ego for an experience closer to 5v vaping.

While I understand that variable voltage could be nice and I may have one some day, for now my variable voltage is a mixture of 3.7v and 6v batteries with LR, SR and HR atomizers. So far my favorite is 6v with a standard atomizer. Judging from what I've read it's not for everyone, but then again, I like it rough.