The only one I know of is the cyborg from fluid vapor. I'm really interested in what's out there and what's coming out. I'm guessing a lot of other people are too.
So far, I've only heard of the Elevator by Renevation mods, and the Wizard Evolved by Mark Bugs; but the price of the WE is crazy high. (~$550)
I'm really digging the look of the futura
hazozita:10639590 said:I'm really digging the look of the futura
Same here. According to an email I got from Nexgen in late-August, pricing will be "between $219-229" and availability will be "in a few weeks."

I would hate my provari to have copper pins and wiring.
Several have asked if the ProVari is just assembled in the US or made in the US, so to address this questions here are some details:
The ProVape-1 and ProVari are actually MADE and ASSEMBLED in the USA.
Parts - Machined right here in Monroe, WA. We use US-made stainless steel bar stock to produce the tubes, top caps, bottom caps, contact pins, etc. Everything is done on our machines locally. No outsourcing...
that doesnt really make sense as no matter what the chip can do you still want resistance to a minimum, and not have to forfeit battery power to fighting the resistance of the mod instead of powering the atomizer.it is made of stainless steel.. for example a copper spring has too much upkeep with the oxidization, not really necessary in a DNA since the chip would make the output what you want it.
and somehow you dont think they use copper wires or silver solder? with a brass or stainless spring in the cyborg and others?not really necessary in a DNA since the chip would make the output what you want it.


that doesnt really make sense as no matter what the chip can do you still want resistance to a minimum, and not have to forfeit battery power to fighting the resistance of the mod instead of powering the atomizer.
no matter what chip or mod, proper design rules dictate you dont force the chip to drive the battery harder for no reason.
LOL the body is made from stainless steel not the Electronics the internals are just what you would expect from an electronic device
and somehow you dont think they use copper wires or silver solder? with a brass or stainless spring in the cyborg and others?
just so we are clear.
here is a provari head showing the brass pin and copper wires lol.
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im not taking it personal im just not sure of the rational in the argument, almost any well made mod with a copper anything is usually silver plated. unplated copper is usually a failure of the cheap mechs. in my roller the 510 and springs are rhodium plated which will not tarnish. in my poldiacs and 69 it is silver plated brass. no matter what mod you should always clean the contacts be it a vamo or a provari or a cyborg.You have a valid argument with the battery life, already aware of that. The copper they use is insulated and therefore protected unlike a battery spring that is not protected... And yes, provari has a brass pin, that is not copper. In my opinion, in a DNA20 mod, I would give up the extra battery life not to clean it up every day. No need to take it personalTo each their own.
Futura is now available for pre-order! Wish they had more pics, however -- can't decide which options to get.
NexGen Vapor | The Utimate DNA 20 Ecig
12 month warranty and topcap options too, im in! doesnt say how long for the wait but no biggie