Confused...please suggest a apv

[rattlerviper]

Hi. I've used e-cigs in the past. Been away for awhile and the choices available now are overwhelming.

Please suggest a good reliable apv device that produces clouds of vapor and the battery lasts all day. Price is not terribly important, though if something great is available and inexpensive that's great too.

Thanks everyone.

 

[Scarey]

I you don't mind a mod that is about the size and shape of a pack of stinkies, then you should look at the innokin iTaste MVP 2.0. I've seen people saying they can go for a couple days on one charge. I's also a VW/VV, so you can customize the hit. A lot of places have then, but I don't know who has the best price.

 

[BernieVideo]

Let me be the first to suggest the Provari ProVape E-Cigarettes: Buy Electronic Cigarettes & Smokeless Cigs

Rugged.
The MOST precise.
American made.
Repairable.

Read this section of the Forum ProVari

You will get other suggestions. But you will not regret getting a Provari. I have a mini. I love it.

Good luck.

 

[Ronald3638]

The SID and Vamo are good to start with but you will also need batteries and a charger.
The KGO VV, eGo VV and iTaste vv version 3 are less expensive alternatives and the reviews on them are pretty good.

I'm planning on getting a smaller variable voltage device like the KGO VV because of the smaller form factor and then I'll leave my SID and Vamo at home.

 

[gotch23]

I can vouch for both the provari and the mvp.
I think they both are excellent value for money at their price point.
These two are my heavy rotation mods atm.

The Provari is so, so nice. Looking at pictures and reading reviews don't do it justice.
Up close and personal it is even nicer... Truly a joy to use.

 

[MitchMcNasty]

To start out, I recommend the MVP 2.0 as well. No hassle in buying batteries, chargers, etc. Also, most places sell them with the iClear 30 tank option. MadVapes had theirs for $57.95 I think, which is a good price.

No hassle, 1-2 days without charging, durable box mod, with plenty of functionality.

 

[Baditude]

Least expensive yet a quality device would be the above recommended MVP. Two versions available with a difference in price of about $20, so check the features and see which best fits your situation. I had version one and loved it (currently out on loan). However, it is made in China so repairs out of warranty will be non-existant, and who knows how long the built-in un-replaceable battery will last?

I have two Provari's, a standard size and a mini, and can't say enough good things about them. USA made and assembled. Nearly indestructable and the best vaping experience I've had. Dependable and reliable. Provape gives a 1 year warranty, and will still repair it after warranty for reasonable fees for as long as you own it (within a week).

 

[ShariR]

If I could afford a Provari I would have one. I can't so I don't. I started out with 2 1300mah Vision Spinners. I was a heavy 2 pad Marlboro 100s reds smoker.

The spinners, a couple of Evods, and a 510 dripping atty got me off cigarettes and I am still using them all. I have bought 2 addtional spinners and rotate the 4 of them. One will last me all day. Three months now and still going strong.

Took me a few days to figure out where the sweet spot on my liquids was, but once I did, I can say that I enjoy having the variable voltage feature. The ability to turn the voltage up or down for a particular liquid is vital to me to get the best flavor.

The 510 dripping attys (you will need a drip tip also) I use all the time when I am home. I find they are the best way to taste and test your liquids before you fill a tank. Very easy to switch flavors and the atty are disposable. No rebuilding of anything.

I am sure you will be getting so many suggestions that your head will spin. Do your reading, watch some youtube videos, weigh the pros and cons and go buy the one you want. Enjoy!

 

[BernieVideo]

If I could afford a Provari I would have one.

I felt exactly as you do. Out of my reach, but I needed a longer lasting VV device, so I searched, for sale on Forums, etc. I finally found a used mini on Craigslist and grabbed it for the price of a lesser VV. It can be done. I saw one today for $130.

 

[rattlerviper]

Thanks everyone. My head is spinning with all the options! The cost of the provari poses 1 issue...convincing my wife beforehand or choosing to apologize after!
So many good options out there now. I'm glad to see the ecig really took off.


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[vapero]

I love my Zmax V3

 

[rattlerviper]

Well I placed my order for the following.
Champion Pyrex ViVi Nova Tank, Clear
3x 1.8 Ohm Coils for The Smok Tech ViVi Nova and Redux
3x 2.0 Ohm Dual Coil for The Smok Tech ViVi Nova and Redux
Caramel Tobacco
Select Size and Strength
50 ml 36mg
Kick-Azz Caramel
Select Size and Strength
50 ml 36mg
iTaste 2.0 MVP Kit with iClear30
MVP Color
1 x iTaste 2.0 MVP Kit with iClear30, Titanium Blue
Replacement Coils
2 x iClear30 Coils, 1.5 Ohm, Dual Coil
5mL Needle Slip Tip Syringe
Luer Lock Needle 21 Gauge 1.5

I felt like I should try out a decent vv mod before jumping into a provari. My mods were always mech. I think it should cover me for a bit.


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[Krizzell]

Get a SID easy to use no problems.

 

[crxess]

Okay - eVic

Own 2
Both over 10 months old
Always perform great
Deliver excellent controlled accurate power
Easily customized and updated

Just my

 

[Scarey]

So you decided to go for the MVP? From what I've read, you should be quite satisfied with its battery capacity. Other than that, everyone seems to think it's a solid performer for its price. It seems like a great choice for a first VV/VW.

 

[Wmmeese]

You have already avoided the expense of stick cigs and gone with a mod. For what I have heard, the MVP is great. Would suggest a future purchase of a bottom coil tank, and if you are into tinkering, get a Kanger T3, Evod or Protank. Rebuilding the heads is dead simple and cost pennies each. If not you can buy stock replacements in differing resistance to match your PV and juice. Other bottom coil tanks include ate Arrow or Aspire, both of which have glass tanks.

 

[mogium]

Skip the chinese mods if money is not an issues go with a reo or a provari

 

[v1k1ng1001]

Just in case others check in, the innokin SVD is a damn fine mod if someone wanted to go the tube mod/batteries/charger route. For $37, it's unbelievable.

That said, the MVP is sure to please the OP.

 

[rattlerviper]

I already ordered the cheesy Chinese mod. If I like it Ill buy a provari. If not I'm getting a mech mod.


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[rattlerviper]

And I wasn't serious about cheesy. I expect to enjoy the MVP very much. I understand its drawbacks, and still it seems like it will be a good unit and eventually a great backup.


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