guessing game: which 2.5 will be the last to go?
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I'm seriously thinking about pulling the trigger in the Glovari Mini. Worried it might be the Tito's and tonic(s) making me think it would be cool for the nicer weather out on the back deck...
Ditto ... these prices are interfering with my excitement.
Have they shown the new model yet?
You know, it's funny, we're in here discussing the demise of the 2.5, but there are still alot of 2.5s on the site at higher, but still awesome, prices.
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so my no spend year has officially gone out the window! I used my provari points for shipping a Ti Kabuki (3rd year vapeaversary present to myself) and added a black mini to make it worth while. The very next day blems on sale so I had to buy a few just because they are such a bargain! Minis are my absolute favourite too (although I am quite fond of my radius). Ended up getting 5 so they work out at £30 each including shipping and taxes 
(white, pink, red, white/purple and red/black). £30!! - that's around 3 days worth of cigarettes in the UK. I have actually lost count now of how many I have - but I can definitely vape for the rest of my life and some. How amazing to be a new vaper and get a provari at that price - and think how many people will now 'get it'...
My new year no spend officially starts today... March is the new January
"Fiscal years." [emoji51]
My new year no spend officially starts today... March is the new January
I'm not quite ready to toll any death-knells. I'm not 100% sold that they're unprofitable. Small margins are still margins (multipliers count).
Yes!! Gives me another month to stock up
Yes!! Gives me another month to stock up
Do what the politicians do: run some optimistic income projections and then spend it all before the money is in hand.
Well, I almost bought a P3 last night. I’ve been using 2.5 Provarii for a couple of years now, and one of the few problems I have is figuring out when my batteries are getting old and need to be replaced. Somebody(I think it was Enaud) said they used the P3’s IQ feature to check the internal resistance of their batteries. I was going to buy a P3 for just that reason, but I wondered if there was a battery tester available that would be cheaper and work just as well or better.
That’s when my Gogglefu came across the Opus BT C3100 charger. It lets you test the discharge capacity of your batteries as well as their internal resistance. I saw a lot of good reviews on the candlepower forums and Amazon, so I ordered one, instead of a P3. It’s a little more expensive than other chargers, but not bad for what you get.
Opus BT - C3100 V2.2 Li - ion Digital NiCd NiMH Battery Charger ( US Plug )
That’s when my Gogglefu came across the Opus BT C3100 charger. It lets you test the discharge capacity of your batteries as well as their internal resistance. I saw a lot of good reviews on the candlepower forums and Amazon, so I ordered one, instead of a P3. It’s a little more expensive than other chargers, but not bad for what you get.
Opus BT - C3100 V2.2 Li - ion Digital NiCd NiMH Battery Charger ( US Plug )
And the blem list slowly shrinks. Nine different standard varietes and seven mini styles remain.
I finally broke down last night for a mini Glovari and Emerald Green. I hope the list shrinks fast, so I can stop checking in lol.
I finally broke down last night for a mini Glovari and Emerald Green. I hope the list shrinks fast, so I can stop checking in lol.
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