Favorite (reasonably priced) vv device
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Although it's cheaper, you can't go too far wrong with a Vamo. It's something like a Lavatube but much more robust. It's also variable wattage, which is interesting to play with.
I liked the vamo. eGo twists are always a good standby. I haven't used lava tubes since the v1, but they always seemed to die on me. If you consider $150 reasonably priced then that opens you up to Zmax, vmax, eVic, etc. for just a little more you could get a Provari. I don't really think $150 is reasonably priced. Heheh.
I second the Provari. Providing you already have an 18650 or two and a charger, the standard Provari is 160. It really is a solid device both in functionality and build quality. The company has great customer service as well. If you are not looking for variable wattage I highly recommend it - you'll be quite happy.
The Zmax dies really easily, as does the Vamo, Evic and Lavatube.
You'll end up spending a lot more in replacements unless you buy something like a Provari - there's a ton of others that will back this up.
You'll end up spending a lot more in replacements unless you buy something like a Provari - there's a ton of others that will back this up.
If around $150 is your reasonable price, I can't think of a good reason to not get a provari.
The rest in order
evic (if you don't go over 5volt/whatever the watts is)/itaste MVP (if you don't go over the limits)/sigelei zmax/lavatube 2/vamo
wildcard is the innokin svd, we know the chip but innokin usually has good build quality/finish for the price
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legacy with kick (vw)...in this option you end up with a damn nice mech that can do vw with said kick
The rest in order
evic (if you don't go over 5volt/whatever the watts is)/itaste MVP (if you don't go over the limits)/sigelei zmax/lavatube 2/vamo
wildcard is the innokin svd, we know the chip but innokin usually has good build quality/finish for the price
Alternative
legacy with kick (vw)...in this option you end up with a damn nice mech that can do vw with said kick
Another for the Provari due to it's durability, accuracy and customer support. I've had mine for over a year and it's the only one...that I haven't made that I feel confident I'll be vaping for another year without any issues.
Well you could look at a Saber Touch form Vapormoon, it's a solid device from all I've heard and can be had in VV model. Also a Buzz or Infinity Pro from NotCigs would be a good device. You don't here of many problems with these devices and they seem to be built for long life. I believe they are made here in the USA.
For a backup you might think about a VP2 from Varplife, not VV but not expensive either. They have a Joker that is VV though. I have no experience with these but the VP2 has been around awhile.
For a backup you might think about a VP2 from Varplife, not VV but not expensive either. They have a Joker that is VV though. I have no experience with these but the VP2 has been around awhile.
My Vmax lasted 2 months. $140 for a blem Provari is under budget, I didn't get a blem but I do wish I would have bought one a long time ago. It would have saved me money in the long run.
The buzz pro was my second choice.
The buzz pro was my second choice.
My budget mod choice is the Anyvape CVI, I love it because it fits Kangers, has a removable well cover, has both vv/vw, every part dissembles, even the head and without wires, has all the protections built in and simply everything I have put on this PV just performs better.
My Vamo died after 3 months, I'm currently rebuilding it.
My Vamo died after 3 months, I'm currently rebuilding it.
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