Rejuice fellow nOObs, the Provarie is it! I know they cost ( with batts. and extended warrty, I paid $217) but it is worth it. I started vaping about 6 months ago w/ the Jessy "M" kit. It worked, different temp. settings 3.4, 3.5 and 3.6 volt. The buttons gave out after a month, so I got the Jessy "X" batt. Again it worked, but on some of the juices I could tell they needed more heat. Next I bought the Big Kazoo ($35), the variable volt from MadVapes ($36), and the BuzzPro ($129), in that order. The Kazoo rocks! hi-volt smokiness. But you have to be careful, it'll burnout any lower Ohm attys and cartos. Madvapes products is very cool as well, and it goes up to 7 volts, I love it. The thing w/ these two is they feel so flimsy, and cheaply made. Both are still working fine tho after 3 and 4 months respectively.
The BuzzPro. . . what a time I had with that, broke right away (2 days). if you get one BE WARNED, the one I had, had huge problems. it would short out as soon as I changed cartos or attys. sent it back for repairs, got it back and it shorted out again on first toke. The only thing I can say good is Buzzaretti gave me my money back. But he did try and say it was my fault, the batteries fault, the attys were bad. . on and on.
Step up to the "ProVarie" da da daaaaaaaaaa!
Solid like a piece of lead pipe, the button is well built, the whole thing is just professionally built. Precision, quality and hi-tech. I worried before purchasing that it would hard to figure, or not convient to switch voltage, so not the case. In a couple weeks you don't even look at it when changing up. You press the button afew times and it tells you what Ohm your atty is, Ha! It is that e-z. Low resistant atty? No problem it shuts down if it's set to high. I haven't lost a atty yet.
So is it worth it to buy? If you plan on vaping for a good long time, Yes, yes, YES.
The BuzzPro. . . what a time I had with that, broke right away (2 days). if you get one BE WARNED, the one I had, had huge problems. it would short out as soon as I changed cartos or attys. sent it back for repairs, got it back and it shorted out again on first toke. The only thing I can say good is Buzzaretti gave me my money back. But he did try and say it was my fault, the batteries fault, the attys were bad. . on and on.
Step up to the "ProVarie" da da daaaaaaaaaa!
Solid like a piece of lead pipe, the button is well built, the whole thing is just professionally built. Precision, quality and hi-tech. I worried before purchasing that it would hard to figure, or not convient to switch voltage, so not the case. In a couple weeks you don't even look at it when changing up. You press the button afew times and it tells you what Ohm your atty is, Ha! It is that e-z. Low resistant atty? No problem it shuts down if it's set to high. I haven't lost a atty yet.
So is it worth it to buy? If you plan on vaping for a good long time, Yes, yes, YES.
) is a provari too. Until now I'm really a fan. I have it since 3 weeks, and really enjoy the quality of this thing. Compared to another one I have (ok, it's a vape360 which was 6 times less expensive...) it's really enjoyable.
I have had mine since Thrusday and put the smokes down for good. Its rock solid and works great with an eGO adapter for tanking, 510 atty's even DC Carties (however it detects the DC carts as a single LR atty and you will get an E1 error if you step the voltage up too high) and I just ordered a 510 to 801 (my favorite atty) adapter. Will post a review on that later in the week. Also ordered some 510 cartos to give them a whirl. Right now just satisfied dripping with a 510 under a ming tip.
