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Yep, you will have it figured out in mere minutes. I'm still glad I went with the provari early on. While I own other mods and still occasionally pick up another, its the provari I carry 99% of the time. Plus now I spend all my time (and money
figuring out what to put on my battery. Now that the battery part is basically a done deal, I actually never really give it any thought - lots more time to play with builds, coils, clearos, cartos, rba's, genny's, and all the other wonderful things that make vapor.
Having said that, just because my search ended there, there are many people who swear by all mechanical mods. There are also admittedly some drop dead beautiful devices out there. And many that do specific things in superior ways. But if you are really going to go down the road of owning lots of various beautiful mods, you're going to spend a small fortune. Might as well own a provari too the best thing about mine is that I rarely give it a thought, its just always there. Two years on and it still does the same thing it did on day one- fires every single time I press the button, without fail! I'm able to completely take it for granted and that's worth every penny.
I've seen the occasional,person underwhelmed by the provari, even fewer that regret getting one. Even so, anyone unhappy with their purchase will never have any trouble selling one if its not for them. They hold their value so well that if you wanted to sell it, you'd barely have to pay a rental fee
figuring out what to put on my battery. Now that the battery part is basically a done deal, I actually never really give it any thought - lots more time to play with builds, coils, clearos, cartos, rba's, genny's, and all the other wonderful things that make vapor. Having said that, just because my search ended there, there are many people who swear by all mechanical mods. There are also admittedly some drop dead beautiful devices out there. And many that do specific things in superior ways. But if you are really going to go down the road of owning lots of various beautiful mods, you're going to spend a small fortune. Might as well own a provari too
the best thing about mine is that I rarely give it a thought, its just always there. Two years on and it still does the same thing it did on day one- fires every single time I press the button, without fail! I'm able to completely take it for granted and that's worth every penny.I've seen the occasional,person underwhelmed by the provari, even fewer that regret getting one. Even so, anyone unhappy with their purchase will never have any trouble selling one if its not for them. They hold their value so well that if you wanted to sell it, you'd barely have to pay a rental fee
Where would one buy a used ProVari? I do not see any on Ebay. I would like to get a second one as a backup, but if it is in a good shape, I do not mind getting a used one as a second unit.
If u re getting the e5 code your going to have to send it in to provape. They will take good care of you and have it back in days.
Provari has the highest quality machine specs on all their products. Even the tiniest little scratch or Nick in the product and it is considered a blem. Most of the time, a blem cant be found by someone not looking very closely at the unit. Provape is awesome!!!!
Look in the forum classifieds. Also, check Provape's site for "Blemish" sales. You can find decent prices for a new one that they consider blemished or scratched, but most likely it will be hard to spot any imperfection whatsoever. Might as well check the source if you are up for a used one. Still warrantied and basically brand new....
Can't comment on the Igo but the Octopus is very easy to rebuild and delivers a very good vape imho.
I got the Provari a couple of months into vaping, even though I had a Vamo. I like the one year warranty and bought the additional warranty for a total of 2 years. However, aside from it's clean and elegant look, and it's smaller than the Vamo even with the extended battery cap, I don't like the one button feature. I'll be vaping along and then notice that after I've hit the button 5 times, it's increasing the voltage every time. Then I have to reset it. With the Vamo, I don't have that problem. Also, Provari doesn't recommend using low resistance cartos/clearos. For me, I guess it was more of a status thing, but I still use it at home after investing $200 in it lol!
I bought the revolver for $100 and does everything the provari does it comes with a one year warranty and a cool chrome magnum tank. I've had it for about 8 months and hasn't failed me yet. on a side note does any body make a electronic hooka that you plug in im thinking like a home use only ecig that never needs charging or refilling just screw in a new bottle of eliquid and puff away maybe like 3 bottles different flavors and you push a button to change flavors that would be cool.
Bought the provari and initially felt like it was the last purchase for me but then I got into working with mechanical mods and rebuildable atomizers...I got myself a Gus G22 & an Atmizoo Dingo attached to an RSST and a GG Ithaka respectively. I will say if you go into RBA's, it'll get quite expensive.
I got lucky and bought a black Provari V1 with the extended and regular end caps from an employee of my local vape store for $100. It shows minimal signs of wear and I love it. Now I'm going to sell my Evic and maybe get a second Provari. I really like the Provari a lot.
The Vamo V-3 is also a nice choice .. If your still lookin for a good device.. I know this thread is kinda old lol
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