I love the ProVari enough that I bought three of them. One to vape, one as a backup, and one when I left mine in a store and didn't think I'd get it back. I did, so that one went to my sister, and she's stopped "borrowing" mine every time we're within 50 feet of each other. After I got my three ProVaris I also bought a GLV3 Mini, because sometimes a change is nice, but the ProVari is still my favorite.
That said, things *other* people have said they don't like about the ProVari: it's too heavy (I love the weight and the fact that I could have it double as a billy club). It looks too much like a metal personal gratification device
cough: "dildo" :cough: ). I figure I do use it for personal gratification, so let them think what they want. It takes too many button pushes to get to what you want. I like the simplicity of the interface, and I was working it like a pro within five minutes of picking it up for the first time. Then I settled down and stopped tweaking the settings up .1 volts and down .1 volts, and now I hardly ever have to adjust anything, because I've found the perfect carto and voltage setting for me.
If I had it to do all over again, I'd do it again in a heartbeat.
That said, things *other* people have said they don't like about the ProVari: it's too heavy (I love the weight and the fact that I could have it double as a billy club). It looks too much like a metal personal gratification device
cough: "dildo" :cough: ). I figure I do use it for personal gratification, so let them think what they want. It takes too many button pushes to get to what you want. I like the simplicity of the interface, and I was working it like a pro within five minutes of picking it up for the first time. Then I settled down and stopped tweaking the settings up .1 volts and down .1 volts, and now I hardly ever have to adjust anything, because I've found the perfect carto and voltage setting for me.If I had it to do all over again, I'd do it again in a heartbeat.
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