Are there any mods in the $40-$50 range that are worth getting or should I just save up? I currently have an EGO C Twist battery.
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Then the Vamo is a great choice - not only VV but also VW. Many more expensive mods do not have this feature.
The below link would get you started with Vamo v3, batteries and charger:
$54.32 Vamo V3 Variable Voltage E-Cigarette Battery Compartment Set - with Nitecore I2 charger / 2*Sony US18650V3 batteries at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
I have posted this soooooo many times it is getting old: Opinions are like A-holes everyone has one. Here is mine: Get a Stainless Steel Vamo V2 (or if you can stand the looks of the V3 go for it or wait for the V4), 4 Panasonic CGR18650CH batteries and a nice charger. You will be good to go.
Best Wishes
The Wabbit
Best Wishes
The Wabbit
Love the Vamo, but my Nitecore charger shorted very quickly and started smoking. I would go in another direction for a charger.
My first mods were 3 Sigelei mechanical mods - about $30 each; then I got a Sigelei Zmax V5 that is VV VW for $50. I don't know if they would be called entry level or not, but ought to be as they are pretty easy (you can mod them if you want to as well).
I never owned a Vamo but will throw my first regulated out there for consideration: Sigelei Zmax, a little more money and its been great. Here's the cheapest, in stock, that I found when I bought mine: Zmax - Sigelei
I've never tried the Vamo but from what I've read/heard about it... would it be worth recommending sticking with a v3 rather than the v2 for the threaded extension of the v3 rather than just "pull off/push on" of the v2? Just curious.
I was choosing between an Innokin SVD and an Innokin MVP. Went with the MVP as it just seemed simpler not having to remember batteries for the moment. I've been really, really happy with the vape I get from it. (came from an ego fixed voltage battery with evod)
I'm using the iClear 30 it came with (~2ohms) at about 4.6-4.8 volts depending if I want a better taste (4.6) or a stronger throat-hit (4.8)
Cost me about $60 but that was from a Brick and Mortar store. Online it should be around $45 I think, and that has everything you need in the box.
On the other hand, it is a box mod so that may not be the look you prefer. Good luck, have fun, and welcome to ECF!
I was choosing between an Innokin SVD and an Innokin MVP. Went with the MVP as it just seemed simpler not having to remember batteries for the moment. I've been really, really happy with the vape I get from it. (came from an ego fixed voltage battery with evod)
I'm using the iClear 30 it came with (~2ohms) at about 4.6-4.8 volts depending if I want a better taste (4.6) or a stronger throat-hit (4.8)
Cost me about $60 but that was from a Brick and Mortar store. Online it should be around $45 I think, and that has everything you need in the box.
On the other hand, it is a box mod so that may not be the look you prefer. Good luck, have fun, and welcome to ECF!
Make sure you get the Vamo in stainless steel, whether it be version 1 or 2, so that the finish won't wear off. I own the Vamo V2 in SS and it has been good to me for over a month although the 510 threading is a little shabby (carto tanks sit a little crooked). I have been thinking about buying either the Vamo V3 in SS or the Innokin iTaste SVD off FastTech as back ups to my Vamo V2.
SVD............... Great mod........rock solid.....vv and vw. 37 bucks at FT. You can overtighten all you want on the SVD, built like a tank (but not a good idea with ANY topper)
Actually any of the above Mods mentioned in the other posts will serve you well. I prefer the Provari but do really like my Inoken products.
Actually any of the above Mods mentioned in the other posts will serve you well. I prefer the Provari but do really like my Inoken products.
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