I'm relatively new to vaping. I've had my experiences with the ego style vapes and also various herb vapes (if that matters.). So I'm coming off of the pot and was looking to purchase my first mod. I want something that won't fail me, is easy to use, is durable, and will give me the most bang for my buck. I've taken a look at the provari, the evic, and the tesla mod. Can anyone help me out with some suggestions and maybe some tanks that work well with the device? Price range from 180 down
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MVP V2 but the iClear30 that comes with it has some mixed opinions, mine is: it gives you 10% of the taste.
For 180 ($ i assume) get also a Nautilus or an Aerotank.Or both.
If worried about reliability and durability, then look no further than the provari, there isn't a regulated mod out there that has its proven track record of performance, and also excellent customer service provided by Provape. My 1st provari is 1.5 years old and still performs as well today as the day I got it.
If you're worried by the cost and want something cheaper then I would recommend the MVP2, great performer for the money.
If you're worried by the cost and want something cheaper then I would recommend the MVP2, great performer for the money.
If you want a relatively inexpensive APV, the MVP2 is probably the best bang for your buck. Incredible battery time between charges and pass thru ability. Variable voltage & wattage, built-in battery voltage and atomizer meters. Downside is once the built-in battery dies its an expensive paperweight. Also, being that its Chinese-made, there will be no repair options should it break, you're forced to buy another mod.
If you don't mind spending more for a higher quality device that will last years and have the option to get it repaired should it need it, then the choice is get a Provari. Made and manufactured in the USA. Extremely dependable and durable. Provape has a great reputation for customer service and backs their work, gives a year warranty, and still will repair the mod for life even after warranty for reasonable cost. Variable voltage, battery voltage and atomizer meter. Uses replaceable rechargeable batteries, so you'll also need a battery charger. Why Provari?
I have both an MVP and two Provari's. Both are great mods and worth the money. However, my favorite and everyday device is my Mini Provari.
If you don't mind spending more for a higher quality device that will last years and have the option to get it repaired should it need it, then the choice is get a Provari. Made and manufactured in the USA. Extremely dependable and durable. Provape has a great reputation for customer service and backs their work, gives a year warranty, and still will repair the mod for life even after warranty for reasonable cost. Variable voltage, battery voltage and atomizer meter. Uses replaceable rechargeable batteries, so you'll also need a battery charger. Why Provari?
I have both an MVP and two Provari's. Both are great mods and worth the money. However, my favorite and everyday device is my Mini Provari.
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Of all of the novice clearomizer tanks, I suggest either an Aspire Nautilus or a Kanger Aerotank. Both have air control function.
Then once you've gotten your feet wet and want to advance more, look into a Kayfun rebuildable atomizer tank.
Then once you've gotten your feet wet and want to advance more, look into a Kayfun rebuildable atomizer tank.
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I second the MVP 2 with a nautilus. You will love the flavor of the nautilus. You can comfortably vape at 9-11.5 watts and enjoy it. The provari is good, my buddy has one, I don't own one cause I like VW mods and the provari is a VV device. For your first apv you will not be let down with the MVP 2. Once you graduate out of the MVP 2 you can look at higher wattage mods and rbas/rdas so you can start building you own coils with the wick of your choice.
Just my 2 cents....
Just my 2 cents....
I appreciate everyone's input. The mvp2 looks nice, I honestly just didn't want to buy a box style mod.
And also I was willing to spend a bit more if that makes a difference. Just not quite as much as what a provari runs for as I will be needing to buy a good tank and possibly batteries and chargers and juice of course.
if you dont like the box mod style look at the vamo v5 ! i have it and the mvp2 love em both but i prefer the vamo .and the vamo isnt much more then the mvp2
The vamo is ok to me. How come no one has recommended the evic s?
I think for me personally, the evic comes with some extra sizzle that I'd rather not pay for. I'm looking into a VV/VW, and I'd rather spend less and get the same basic functionality that the Vamo offers.
Thank you for your feedback. So what could you recommend as a a step up from the vamo but not quite as much as a provari? I'm looking for something a little nicer I think
I'd suggest an MVP also, it will read ohms for you later on when you start rebuilding. I skipped the MVP and went straight to a King clone because I wasn't a fan of box mods.. but now that I am into dripping, I saw the Reo bottom feeder and really want to step in that direction eventually.
I must say the king clone is very attractive. I was planning on using a tank until I was more experienced. Will it work with one?
+2 on the provari, and for tanks, I have had great experiences and luck with the aerotank, and have had nothing but headaches with the nautilus. that may be my fault though.
I was lea I towards an aero tank actually. The only problem is that I am not familiar with mech mods at all. If you could let me know some of the pros and cons, it would be greatly appreciated. I really need help picking a new mod as I was trying to purchase one today or tomorrow.
With this being my first purchase, I was looking for something nice, something that will fire when fired all the time, and something that will work well with an aerotank. Any recommendations?
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