I think it's time to upgrade.. I can't do this anymore.

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euforeik

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I bought a eGo twist 1000mah in April and don't get me wrong it gets the job done, but I really want to upgrade. It's starting to fail on me sometimes. The button doesn't register clicks sometimes. My cheap $8 tank is falling apart and my drip tip is getting beat up (I dropped it on the tip.) I have my heart set on a provari mini with a pyrex glass tank and a new drip tip. But then for the price of at least $300 I can get into mechanical mods with a rba.. Should I get the provari set up or jump into the mechanical?? I heard mechanicals hit amazing but it seems like a lot of work and I am a pretty heavy vaper. Should I just go the provari route and get a mechanical in the future?? Input would be much appreciated, I am about to spend a ton of money on a device and I wanna make sure I spend it on something I wont regret. Thanks!
 

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Why not try something like a Vamo and Kanger Pro Tank? It will work out much cheaper than a Provari and do the same job, you can experiment with RBA`s (such as AGA-T+ or RSST`s) with it and if you get on then make the financial leap to a Provari with the Vamo as back-up.

What ever route you go down Provari/Vamo or mech mod you will need decent batteries (with back-ups) and a decent charger.
 
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euforeik

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I was thinking about a VAMO but I mean if I'm already at the vape shop which is almost an hour away with my money might as well get something I'll be truly happy with.. I have heard provaris are built like tanks! as for the protank I have a whole stockpile of boge cartomizers (they were on sale :p) as for back ups, is an eVic a decent back up battery?
 

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I much prefer my ProVari to my Vamo, for it's consistency, build, one button menu, visibility of the screen and the location of the button. That said, I vape the Vamo too, but I vape all of my mods in rotation (I don't like screwing tanks on and off). My $1 (adjusted for inflation), is to check out the Sigelei Zmax if looking for a mid-range priced tube mod.
 

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As it seems you have plenty of cartomisers and you want pyrex then there are plenty of pyrex carto-tanks out there, all you need is a carto-punch :)
An Evic seems like an expensive back-up to me, for many it`s their primary device!
But it`s your money, personally I just have a another Vamo as back-up ( I can buy 4 or 5 of them for the price of a Provari) and a couple of Ego`s as back-ups for the back-ups :D
 

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Just my two cents, if you can afford the provari, but are unsure if you want to go that route or the mechanical route, get the vamo for vv/vw and a k100 for a good mech. Try them both, see which you prefer. It will still be cheaper than the provari and no matter what you decide later you then have 2 good backups.
 

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I have 2 of the vamo, also the zmax and a provari. They are all good with the provari having the best build quality. Personally I prefer the looks of the zmax. If the vamo had been out when I bought the provari I would have started there and worked my way up. As far as go to equip I prefer the vw vamo and the menu system is easier for me to use. I rarely have to change settings.
 
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