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I think a answer to the question would be counter productive (and impossible).
I have really enjoyed the journey. I am not sure I would have been able to sustain the vaping lifestyle without it. Trying this mod. trying that one. This/that juice or share with friends. New carto's. Reading reviews and all the other stuff is what keep's my interest. For me it is almost like a hobby. And one that I enjoy. I think if I would have found the "best mod" "best juice" I would have missed out on some of the fun.
Just my opinion.
I think a answer to the question would be counter productive (and impossible).
I have really enjoyed the journey. I am not sure I would have been able to sustain the vaping lifestyle without it. Trying this mod. trying that one. This/that juice or share with friends. New carto's. Reading reviews and all the other stuff is what keep's my interest. For me it is almost like a hobby. And one that I enjoy. I think if I would have found the "best mod" "best juice" I would have missed out on some of the fun.
Just my opinion.
LOL I know what u mean, almost no one here cares about my beautiful mods but me 
Good point as well. It's totally a hobby for me. Unfortunately i'm pretty satisfied with my setup so my interest might be dwindling a bit.
Good point as well. It's totally a hobby for me. Unfortunately i'm pretty satisfied with my setup so my interest might be dwindling a bit.
Every time I think I got all the mods I want, I come across something and I am like a kid at Christmas... I gotta have it.
That is so true, I'm waiting on 2 more mods as of this moment! I can't seem to stop trying all the new gadgets! See sig below, I've spent a fortune and enjoyed every second of it!
If your going for opinions the mod I have been enjoying is ProVari if you want Variable I would pick any Variable device that fits your battery and look requirements.
It may just be best to find a few you like and research them on YouTube. As for me, I can not do without my SB, my BB with the extended battery (14650 1600mah), ProVari and a simple box mod. These are the ones I can not see me parting with.
before i got my reo grand, i was looking at variable voltage mods, i was looking at pretty mods, i was looking at 5V "sweet spot mods", you name it. my advise would be to write down your three most desired traits you are looking for in a mod, ones you cannot live without, for instance, "variable voltage, battery type, juice feeding system preference". (i understand these may not co-exist). it's late.
you would be AMAZED how this will narrow down your search for a mod. and remember, different atomizers offer a different type of vaping experience. when i attach my 1.5ohm low resistance to my 3.7v mod, it's absolutely awesome! i am told it seems like vaping at five volts.
you would be AMAZED how this will narrow down your search for a mod. and remember, different atomizers offer a different type of vaping experience. when i attach my 1.5ohm low resistance to my 3.7v mod, it's absolutely awesome! i am told it seems like vaping at five volts.
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You will have to settel for a used one because I don't believe they are made new any longer. However I could be wrong this is just what I have heard. Good Luck
Ahh, I have found a place that is selling new Fistpacks, just gotta want it enough to be able to find it.
Provari easily.
Unless you like vaping out of a box.
Or like carrying a voltmeter around with you.
Unless you like vaping out of a box.
Or like carrying a voltmeter around with you.
Why do you need to know what voltage you are vaping at all the time? I sure don't care about that.
The OP's stated criteria narrows the field considerably. "Adjust the voltage" points to variable voltage, selectable voltage (i.e., the FistPack), or regulated power (i.e., the Darwin).
"Pretty" of course is in the eye of the beholder. I do think that the Infinity and the Ali'i (VV version) win. Although one could make a case for the Darwin (which I would call "stylish"). [Yes, I know that there is a lot more to the Darwin than style; I'm just working off the "pretty" criterion at the moment.]
Now that the Saber Touch (VV) doesn't have to look like a Grecian column, I think it also is "pretty"...
...but I wouldn't call it "easy to use."
The prices of these three devices (Saber Touch is disqualified) are dramatically different: $80 for the Infinity; $185 for the Ali'i (VV), and $230 for the Darwin. If price is no object and you like the appearance of all three, get the Ali'i if you want a juice feeder and the Darwin if you want the Rolex of PVs.
As for me (on an extremely tight budget), I'm getting the Infinity and continue to drip.
EDIT: Oops! I just noticed the OP's "nice price" criterion. So, follow my lead.
"Pretty" of course is in the eye of the beholder. I do think that the Infinity and the Ali'i (VV version) win. Although one could make a case for the Darwin (which I would call "stylish"). [Yes, I know that there is a lot more to the Darwin than style; I'm just working off the "pretty" criterion at the moment.]
Now that the Saber Touch (VV) doesn't have to look like a Grecian column, I think it also is "pretty"...
...but I wouldn't call it "easy to use."
The prices of these three devices (Saber Touch is disqualified) are dramatically different: $80 for the Infinity; $185 for the Ali'i (VV), and $230 for the Darwin. If price is no object and you like the appearance of all three, get the Ali'i if you want a juice feeder and the Darwin if you want the Rolex of PVs.
As for me (on an extremely tight budget), I'm getting the Infinity and continue to drip.
EDIT: Oops! I just noticed the OP's "nice price" criterion. So, follow my lead.
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OK, Glock! Who is jolly? What mods does he build? Where can one see and find out more about them?
The OP's stated criteria narrows the field considerably. "Adjust the voltage" points to variable voltage, selectable voltage (i.e., the FistPack), or regulated power (i.e., the Darwin).
"Pretty" of course is in the eye of the beholder. I do think that the Infinity and the Ali'i (VV version) win. Although one could make a case for the Darwin (which I would call "stylish"). [Yes, I know that there is a lot more to the Darwin than style; I'm just working off the "pretty" criterion at the moment.]
Now that the Saber Touch (VV) doesn't have to look like a Grecian column, I think it also is "pretty"...
...but I wouldn't call it "easy to use."
The prices of these three devices (Saber Touch is disqualified) are dramatically different: $80 for the Infinity; $185 for the Ali'i (VV), and $230 for the Darwin. If price is no object and you like the appearance of all three, get the Ali'i if you want a juice feeder and the Darwin if you want the Rolex of PVs.
As for me (on an extremely tight budget), I'm getting the Infinity and continue to drip.
EDIT: Oops! I just noticed the OP's "nice price" criterion. So, follow my lead.
Hi Don,
Another good post as always my friend..
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