Best VV

[sandybeach]

I like all my VV PVs but my favorite right now is the one in my avatar

I have to agree with Kabonk. I like variable voltage box mods the best, although I think the one in the avatar is a bottom feeder?

Right now I am loving my VV SmokBox from smoktek. SmokTek "SmokBox VariCool" - Custom variable volt Box Mod - Efficient switching regulator! adjustable 3,4,5,6.5 volt's & everything between.

Pros: It is lightweight. Easy to hold. Has a horn button in the middle that is easy to press. Uses just about any 14500 batteries. Easily adjustable voltage from 3 to 7 volts. Priced well. Less than 1/3 the price of a Provari.

Cons: There are no instructions with it and none really on the site. Maybe a video, but I never have the patience for watching a 5 minute video when I could read the same thing in 30 seconds. You have to slip down the back cover to adjust it. I would rather have a thumbscrew on the outside of the box.

If there had been good instructions, I wouldn't have wrecked my first SmokBox. Now that I know how to treat it, this one should last a good long time.

 

[SCoph]

Very cool, thank you all, for the input.
I like the egoT for the size and portability... but have realized it's shortcomings. When I'm on the move, I like having something that slips in and out of my pocket. Without it looking like a mag flashlight in my pants.
I think the provari mini is getting ordered next week.
& a month after that, the smokbox! for @ home.

 

[kingcobra]

+1 for the Darwin, even with a kick which can be used to simulate a Darwin, nothing beats the real thing. The best thing about it is that it puts a stop to the endless hardware people buy because there is nothing comparable to even think about picking up, unless it's another Darwin as a backup.

 

[Jsven]

My first (and only, yet) vaping device is a Lavatube V1 paired with Stardust clearomizers. I am completely satisfied, but I'm curious about the new Lavatube with 4 amperes limit instead of 2.5.

 

[Jsven]

+1 for the Darwin, even with a kick which can be used to simulate a Darwin, nothing beats the real thing. The best thing about it is that it puts a stop to the endless hardware people buy because there is nothing comparable to even think about picking up, unless it's another Darwin as a backup.

The Darwin sure looks nice, but the battery is not user replaceable. That's ridiculous, IMHO.

 

[zuriel403]

Love the VVPV and provari.

 

[NGIB]

I'm very pleased with my eGo Twist batteries. Makes for the smallest VV unit I've seen. I carried mine at work yesterday and while it's larger than my normal (a 650 mah eGo), it still fit in my pocket pretty well. For home use I could care less how big or bulky a PV is - for work I have to have something that drops comfortably in my pocket and doesn't weigh a ton...