Hana vrs provari
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If you're not looking to create weather systems in your living room, grab a Provari. There was one for $100 on the classies the other day. Talk about a deal.
If you absolutely need something of higher wattage, and don't mind not having a screen, you can check for one of the EPM's from Australia. I've got two and wouldn't trade them for anything. They run 6-34 watts and are as smooth as a Provi. They also can go low, which the DNA's cannot.
There are a couple of threads here on ECF, if you're interested in learning more. One of them is a video review, and I'd recommend that first. It's not a device for everyone, so do your homework first (if even so inclined).
Hi Tina!
I've been around, but more weekends than weekdays lately. Just the trappings of life (that we all have). I hope things are well with you!
As long as the circuitry holds up to time, I'd agree with you. Like I said earlier, I've got two v1's that have been running perfectly for a full year. We're having a birthday party for the twins later, by the way, if anyone would like cake. ;-)
For me, the next thing I buy from China that lasts a year will be the first of its kind. I hope the clones DO hold up, but I've no interest in being a beta tester.
How's your phone? How's your computer? Your TV? They're all made in China. I hope they lasted over a year. "I hope the circuitry holds up." As if soldering is some high level task only Americans and Germans can do.
I stand corrected. The next VAPING thing I buy....
Better?
It's the truth. What do you want me to say?
You don't have an ego that's lasted over a year? You must have bad luck with vaping devices.
All of the mentioned equipment are not $50-$60 though are they...
They are also not clones, are they...
All in all there is some crap and there is some good, it all has to stand the test of time and be cost effective at the end of the day.
I'm happy to spend out on good vaping gear. Why? Cause it's cheaper than cigarettes and is a little well done prezzie to me for not killing my self...
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They are also not clones, are they...
All in all there is some crap and there is some good, it all has to stand the test of time and be cost effective at the end of the day.
I'm happy to spend out on good vaping gear. Why? Cause it's cheaper than cigarettes and is a little well done prezzie to me for not killing my self...
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Large companies who make phones and computers- like FoxConn, have rigorous quality control standards and testing at the factories. Apple even has their own techs and engineers at the plants. I can't imagine a nameless, random factory which makes vape gear would have the same system in place. Given the amount of 'problem' threads, I know they don't...
Not even close. Six months max. Less on some of the crappier ones, that were designed to be "APV" types.
My personal "favorite" was a Sigelei T-Max that lasted almost a week, just for the record.
OK. Enough "playtime" for me. Life calls. Have fun and good luck with whatever you decide. As I say (too often, probably), if it ain't Marlboro, it's all good.
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OK. Enough "playtime" for me. Life calls. Have fun and good luck with whatever you decide. As I say (too often, probably), if it ain't Marlboro, it's all good.
Later....
Well, thank god you can buy 7 clones for the price of a real one. Lord knows, aluminum boxes with a basic chip, 4 wires and 6 solder points need rigorous regulation.
7 is a good number. I like 7. I'm sure you'll get plenty of mileage from them, so enjoy.
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ECF does a good job of making sure that most of us can't use the classifieds. It seems to be designed so that people who sell stuff via ebay/paypall/whatever can get verified easily, but people like me who would only be interested in buying can't do it.
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