Provari is the best hands down and the grand sucks. A lot of people don't like the price but we'll worth it. And I'm tried of people having vamos saying there great come on people. The reason why all Chinese mods have variable wattage us because they can't handle a steady voltage. They will drop off like crazy fast. I used to be one of those cheap people I've had vamo zmax legend sid MVP and others. All a waste of money. My 2 provari always up to what ever I throw at it and my e juice taste better and my coils and heads last longer because it's not pulsating to get power. Trust me all the other mods doesn't put out the power you have it set on. Then they trick you and do variable wattage to hide there junk
Best E Cig VV mod?
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just bought my wife a Kangertech Evod Twist in 1000 Mah and she love it. She told me its better than her standard Ego batteries. if Shes happy i'm happy 
I've bought quite a few VV's in the past. The only one's I have now are the Buzz Pro and 2 Provari's. The Provari is the way to go. I had to send my Buzz Pro in for repairs. My Provari's are over 3 years old now. They have been functioning perfectly for all this time. All of my Chinese mods either kicked the bucket, or have been given away, due to the lack of precision construction.
Way loaded question: Best for what price?
That's the problem atm. For most people cost is a consideration. If a device for a 80% of the battery can perform for ~$40 vs a device that will really only hit to 90% before its safety kicks in for ~$250-400 ... its a matter of what you can afford more than anything else.
Fine detail on .05 to .1 voltage variance and the rest is just for the OCD crowd, those with zero vape tounge (maybe), and the people who either want to sell you something or more or less have to justify their purchase at every turn.
Realistically this market will come out with a new controller/package so fast this thread may already be dated ...
That's the problem atm. For most people cost is a consideration. If a device for a 80% of the battery can perform for ~$40 vs a device that will really only hit to 90% before its safety kicks in for ~$250-400 ... its a matter of what you can afford more than anything else.
Fine detail on .05 to .1 voltage variance and the rest is just for the OCD crowd, those with zero vape tounge (maybe), and the people who either want to sell you something or more or less have to justify their purchase at every turn.
Realistically this market will come out with a new controller/package so fast this thread may already be dated ...
I have a Vamo, an MVP 2 and a provari. I have to agree the Provari is now my hands down favorite.
I Had the infinity Pro, but that thing was in transit for repairs more then in my hand vaping. I would never ever buy anything from that company again.
Got my friend for his birthday a Provari,(his wife gave me the $$) he drops it all the time at work yet it keeps on working, never not fires, and it can double as
self-defense weapon in a Pinch since it's built like a Tank !
Get the Provari !
Me im stuck using vision spinner battery for now, but when i get some more $$$, will get the provari or vaporshark DNA 30.
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Old Thread, but I'll through in my 
Might not be the "best", but it is a nice 14500 mod, with lots of options for the price.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ussion/598257-hybris-vv-mod-owners-group.html
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Might not be the "best", but it is a nice 14500 mod, with lots of options for the price.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ussion/598257-hybris-vv-mod-owners-group.html
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