My Vamo keeps dying on me....constantly getting an error code. I got it wet and I think it damaged the chip. I want to buy a replacement mod that's as good, or better, than the Vamo. Checked out the cost of a Provari at Provapes, then tried to find one available in Canada, but the price difference is significantly higher. I want to order from Canada because I'd probably get dinged for the taxes once it arrived at customs in Canada and would end up costing more if I got it from the States. Anyone have any helpful advice ? Thanks !
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You may already know there are a LOT of options, so wait for at least a day while you monitor responses on this thread.
Don't be too quick to pull the trigger, because what people think is the "next best" will probably vary widely.
Don't be too quick to pull the trigger, because what people think is the "next best" will probably vary widely.
The ZMAX Telescope V3 looks like a solid alternative to the Provari if you're looking for the one button menu thing, but I really love my SVD, even though it has a lot of buttons, and strange button combinations to access things. Both telescope so you can use different sized batteries, and the size varies with the different batteries. You get a mini and a max all-in-one device.
I can recommend you what i have 
I did my research and didn't want to break my wallet so i went with the innokin SVD. It's really well machined, has all the features anyone could need i think, it's telescopic and iv'e seen it as low as $41 just for the mod.
Check pbusardo's review and i'm sure you are going to like it.
SVD owner high five
I did my research and didn't want to break my wallet so i went with the innokin SVD. It's really well machined, has all the features anyone could need i think, it's telescopic and iv'e seen it as low as $41 just for the mod.
Check pbusardo's review and i'm sure you are going to like it.
SVD owner high five
Just the classifieds for used Provari's in Canada, I see them all the time.
Great value / great device
Great value / great device
Get a replacement Vamo from China for dirt cheap (less than $30 shipped). That's as good as a Vamo.
Mechanicals are great, but I find, without the regulation, my batteries last half the time as in a boarded MOD. What I mean is in a mechanical I have to re-charge my batteries when they get to 3.6-3.7., and with a VAMO, SVD ETC., I can get a good vape down to 3.3-3.2v.
I really like my evic usb charging, passthrough in a pinch, I have only been vaping 3 weeks so I will have to see how it stands up.
A Sigelei Zmax Tele Flat Top backs up my 2 provari minis. For some $60.00 it's a good regulated PV.
- Andy . . . Don't let the Ciggieman getcha . . . Vape'em.
- Andy . . . Don't let the Ciggieman getcha . . . Vape'em.
I didn't pay an extra when I brought mine in from the States. They label it as flashlight parts.
This thread borders on the ridiculous, until the poster answers the questions below, how can you recommend his next APV?
What is the Ohm of the Atomizer/Cartomizer/Clearomizer you use and what Voltage do you like to vape at.
What is the Ohm of the Atomizer/Cartomizer/Clearomizer you use and what Voltage do you like to vape at.
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Loving my SVD. Only had it a few days but I am VERY happy with it's build and performance thus far. Highly recommend.
Another vote for the Innokin SVD a very high-quality unit. Best price I've seen is at Wordup ecig......57.99 + 5% off with coupon code "ecig" and they have free shipping!
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