can someone compare the Provari to a seVen22? I understand that the 22 has a .... load more more when wanted and it's VV & VW, but overall...
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I've never owned nor used a 7 22, but they are two completely different beasts. As far as build quality, time will tell on the 7 22, vs Provari has been proven to be reliable year after year and has top knotch workmanship and customer service from a US manufacturer, vs China made unknown quality components and manufacturing practices.
Not saying anything bad about the 7-22, just pointing out the unknown factors of it. After all, there is a market for each one, and some vapers will own both.
Not saying anything bad about the 7-22, just pointing out the unknown factors of it. After all, there is a market for each one, and some vapers will own both.
I own the sigelei 20w, the cousin to the Seven 22. I would honestly go for the 20w or the seven22. The biggest difference other than those devices have a higher watt limit than a provari, is the brand. The 20w and seven22 are both heavy, durable, and we'll made, especially for Chinese devices. My sigelei 20w came with a 1 year warranty as well, I don't know about the seven22. Overall, IMO, both of those devices are better than a provari.
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does the Sigelei 20W or the 7-22 have the rattle snake chip in it? I had a Sigelei kick clone and it had that 33hertz chip in it and I couldn't use it. It was, to me, a super harsh vape, not smooth at all like the Provari or the Evolve DNA.
I own the Provari, the 20w and the seven 22, as Gonzi said they are different animals, different size, different power, different price, different quality.
SO I use the seven 22 at home, the performance in terms of power is far better than the provary, hands down, yo can go to 22 watts, the battery lasts longer, and I can use my .7 ohm builds without breaking a sweat. Now the seven 22 is too bulky to take with me on a regular basis, so when going out or traveling I take my provari with 1.2 ohms or above builds.
In terms of durability, time will tell, I am sure I can smash the PV with the 7-22 but I'll have a hard time doing the opposite
SO I use the seven 22 at home, the performance in terms of power is far better than the provary, hands down, yo can go to 22 watts, the battery lasts longer, and I can use my .7 ohm builds without breaking a sweat. Now the seven 22 is too bulky to take with me on a regular basis, so when going out or traveling I take my provari with 1.2 ohms or above builds.
In terms of durability, time will tell, I am sure I can smash the PV with the 7-22 but I'll have a hard time doing the opposite
Very helpful points. I was looking into mechs to get the power for sub ohm, but was a bit nervous about the safety issue
My feeling on the Seven 22 is that it has exceptional battery life. That is the one thing I really appreciate about it. But be aware that it is heavy... you do not want to drop this thing on a glass table!
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My feeling on the Seven 22 is that it has exceptional battery life. That is the one thing I really appreciate about it. But be aware that it is heavy... you do not want to drop this thing on a glass table!
OK aside from bagging on you for necroing a 2 month old thread I have to ask just w in tf is that thing in the backgroud?!?!
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