Help With First Mod Purchase

The BP is an excellent choice.

I look at these sorts of "upgrades" a little differently than a lot of other people. I sort of think for those who aren't completely satisfied (for whatever reason like battery life, or juice capacity, or many, many other features) with what they are using, there is sort of a natural progression. A lot of people move from a small form factor to something like an ego - then to a big battery mod - then to a feeder or to VV etc.

Some devices are indeed "advanced user" devices. What I really like about the BP is that it is among the most user friendly of the advanced user devices and it doesn't have much of a learning curve. It's both easy and powerful.

I have mixed feelings about my tanks. Sometimes they are the best thing since sliced bread... sometimes they are a pain.

 

The BP with cartos is an excellent choice for your next step. BP has a huge fan base, so you really can't go wrong. It's user-friendly with a pretty much sightless operation, meaning you go by the taste in adjusting the voltages.

I think the new ECF-approved version looks pretty cool, too.

Make an educated decision, but only get what suits your preferences and your financial situation. You'll be happier knowing you made the right choice on your own, without anyone swaying you one way or another.

Good luck.

 

Seen a lot of vapers like the BP.

 

Not familiar with the BP. But my vote is go with your gut. Especially since you seem to have done the research.

I am also a fan of sticking with the 510 native connector. Have had some trouble with adapters. And the 510 vs others battles goes something like the beta vs VHS battle. While some of the other have good selling points I believe the 510 is more common. That means you can share with other vapors when come across them. And there seem to be more things available for the 510's which of course also means more sales and deals that come along.

Part of the fun of vaping is the journey. Dont think you have to hit a home run with your first mod. I have had many over the time I have vaped. And that, to me is a lot of the appeal. Trying different mods and stuff. Keeps it interesting. Just pull the trigger.

Just figured what the bp was. I did own a buzz. Great guy good mod.

My 2 cents
bssage

 

If you have done your research and decided on the Buzz Pro, go for it and don't look back. You might be like me though and get the one you wanted and a couple of weeks later something else will catch your attention and you will start researching again. I am conviced I could be a mod hoarder. I have seen some of the collections of mods on here and it looks like a long journey. Now, back to my research on my next mod. Good luck with the Buzz Pro!

 

Buzz Pro is a great device from all that I have seen and read.

One will certainly be making its way into my hands at some point in the future

 

My buzz pro should be here tommorow, I decided my provari needed a sibling. I'm thinking it will be my on the go device considering the longer battery life and the lower weight. The provari feels like its weighing my shorts down at times ha.

 

First off, congratulations on your success. Now, for you coming off a basic kit my next upgrade may just be to a run of the mill 18650 - 3.7 volt ego. This should cost in the $50 ballpark with two IMR batteries and a charger. Honestly, a lot of changes and price cuts are coming to the vv world in the next few months. Just get something in the 3.7 volt range and get more advanced than your run of the mill cartos before making the investment. Send me a pm if you need any more advice or recommendations.

 

welcome to your new addiction good sir (madam?)
G.A.S. (Gear Aquisition Syndrome)

btw... great name

 

hoop, while you are checking the order status......

Vapin' Mailman Blues (Final) - YouTube

 

Gtz on your order of a Buzz Pro! I LOVE mine and it seems to be glued to my hand.

Once you have used it for a while, and get tired of refilling a carto often, I'd recomend a M1A1 tank for it, they are awesome, and eliminate the guessing as to when is it time to refill a carto, and I find that they last longer with a tank also.

If you have questions, hit up the Notcigs subforum, everyone there is happy to answer any Notcigs related questions you may have!