Advice on new mod

[Krint]

Looking for a new mod, have itaste vv now not working right threads are loose and connection is bad. This was a replacement of my ego c which quit on me after a month . I am looking for one that will last all day and will not break in a month kind of sick of always buying a new one.

 

[Mark Anthony]

The MVP 2 is a pretty rugged vv/vw box mod... What are you looking for?

 

[Asbestos4004]

how much are you looking to spend? Tube, box? Big, little?

 

[Zoom]

I have and use daily Evic and a MVP2.0. If you want long battery life and adjustable the Constuction of the MVP2.0 is hard to beat for the price. There are great deal out there just shop around you will be very happy with it.

 

[Krint]

Looking for 510 threading so I can use my protanks. I think I would prefer a tube over box other than that I have no clue just started vaping in August so no little about them. As for price probably mid range about 100 would be ok

 

[Zoom]

Is it for home use or a carry around. If you carry around size may be an issue. If for home use I like the evic no battery's to foul with and fully adjustable vv/vw holds a great charge.

 

[Krint]

I use it for both home and carry that's why I prefer the stick over the box

 

[sigtausteve]

SMOk SID is great mod, reasonably priced. You will have to get batteries and a charger. You wont necessarily have to get protected batteries due to the on board protections of the device. I haven't owned a VV/VW big battery mod so you may need to do some research on that. Hopefully this post will open up the conversation and save you time. lol

 

[Krint]

I have been looking at few Sid vamo evic just need to narrow it down further

 

[Ardent]

I suggest that you get the Vamo V5 Steel with a 510 to 510 sealed adapter so that your Kangers don't leak into the Vamo. These adapters are a pain to use if you plan on using CE4 style attys, however.

Adapter is available here:
510 to 510 (sealed)

Vamo is also at a good price at this store.

If you plan on getting involved with RBAs then you will need a mechanical mod since most electronic mods will not work on coils less than 1.5ohms.

 

[D. Waterhouse]

SMOk SID is great mod, reasonably priced. You will have to get batteries and a charger. You wont necessarily have to get protected batteries due to the on board protections of the device. I haven't owned a VV/VW big battery mod so you may need to do some research on that. Hopefully this post will open up the conversation and save you time. lol

The batteries and charger I recommend. I love my SID and ARO combo!

 

[Krint]

Looked into adapter and said that vamo is sketchy with the adaptor an protank. Any other suggestion I am in love with my protank and mini protank just need a more durable mod that will last all day

 

[Ardent]

I've been using a Vamo with my Kangers. I use an airflow adapter between the Vamo and the Kangers.

Alternatively, if you're happy with a 3.7 V continuous, I suggest that you get yourself a good mech mod and pick up Panasonic 18650s and a good charger. Life becomes simple and a world of RBA's open up to you as well.

If you really want to to bump up the wattage on a mech then consider the Kick by Evolv. Their new Kicks do 5 - 15 W! But even their older ones do 10W. You probably won't need more than that anyway.

 

[brickfollett]

If your going to get an APV, based on everything I've read, just bite the bullet for a provari. If I ever have trouble with my eGo's, I won't hesitate to get a mini provari. The zombie models look sick! $189 price tag is steep but I can't recall reading anything negative about them to date

 

[Krint]

Yeah that's a little more then I want to spend was hoping to find something a little cheaper that would be comparable in sturdiness

 

[madqatter]

If you want variable voltage and/or variable wattage, my $100-or-less recommendations would be the Sigelei Zmax v3 ($42) or the iTaste MVP2 ($40-$60). My $100-or-more recommendation would be to save for a ProVari.

 

[brickfollett]

If you want variable voltage and/or variable wattage, my $100-or-less recommendations would be the Sigelei Zmax v3 ($42) or the iTaste MVP2 ($40-$60). My $100-or-more recommendation would be to save for a ProVari.

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I looked into alternatives to the provari because they definitely are RIDICULOUSLY expensive haha. That said I have zero buyers remorse. I got the full sized one in silver and two 18490 batteries and its great. I already had a good charger for those batteries, but its really awesome. Only complaint is that the button doesn't have much positive feedback and you have to press it pretty firmly. beyond that, the one button menu system doesn't make it difficult or complicated at all