Contemplating a VV setup

[Dieseler]

I second the madvapes box for a cheap entry level into vv, if you can solder there 17.99 or if you cannot solder there 35.00.

 

[jamentertainment]

I also gave away my ego batts and ego attys when i went to the provari and carto tanks, but i cannot fault the ego t because it was the one that got me off cigs and the people i gave them 2 also have stopped smoking ...so it is a great stepping stone...prob the best stepping stone ecig .. My opinion anyway...one guy i gave an ego t 2 came back to the bar with his wife the following week with no cravings for a regular cig... She gave me a hug and said i changed her life and he was the smoker...lol...she was begging him to quit and nothing worked.... Ego t worked!!

 

[kilgoretrout]

I like HV and VV. Can't go back now. I've had a provari for almost a year now and I still love it. It's been a workhorse for me.
I can understand it being a bit expensive, but it's a nice mod. I've also heard nothing but good things about the Buzz pro.

 

[Sylvestre]

I was too. Now I have an echo and I m wondering why I would need one, it's so perfect.

 

[wv2win]

Yeah, I have heard good things about the Buzz too. Then there are the expensive ones like the Provari and the Darwin. It is strange, but I don't see many Darwin enthusiasts posting. I wonder why.

We don't need to. It works so well, it speaks for itself. Some don't like the looks, but the performance is unparalled. It is the only power regulated, variable wattage model on the market which makes it easier to use and the most consistent model on the market also. Plus no other model that I am aware of gets 21 - 35 hours on one charge of heavy vaping.