The vapor store here has ordered me a 5 that was supposed to be here a week ago.There is another store close that has a V2.I have read there's not all that much difference.Would a total newbie even notice?I want to try vapeing today!
Is a Vamo2 almost as good as a Vamo 5 for a beginner?
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I own 2 - v2s, 1 - v3, 1 - v5 love them all. Currently my favorite of the 4 is an aluminum v2 and it is the least expensive of the 4. Functionally the v2, v3, and v5 are the same. The v3 and v5 have a removable top piece, which I like, and a new menu and display. Beyond that, they are the same.
Just my 2 cents.
Just my 2 cents.
If the v2 is the same price and you can have it right away get it. I owned 4 v2's at one point, sold 3 of them and gave the wife the 4th to use. They are great for a entry level apv.
I have a Vamo 2 and love it. It's used right along side my Provari and I have no complaints with it whatsoever.
The biggest difference for me is the removable top cap on the V5 so you can more easily clean in there. It's not a deal breaker by any stretch and I still have my V2 and my wife uses it. It was my first APV and is still going strong. Functionally, there is no difference.
Only issue that I would consider is the finish on them. I have stainless steel as I have seen numerous reports that the other finishes do wear off.
Well,I called back and they actually dont have a v2 but do have an SVD itaste.Now I have to research what is.Beats all I ever seen,these store will tell ya anything on the phone.
I personally would skip the SVD. I've heard too many problems with the firing button on that one. It's one of the reasons I didn't purchase it.
SVD, SID, Vamo etc. etc, they will all offer a similar vaping experience and will all take similar tanks / toppers. I'd recommend having a good look through Variable Voltage APV Discussion for hints, tips and reviews about each one.
I'd also recommend a look at Phil Busardo's youtube channel. He has a full review of the SVD (linked below) He also reviewed the vamo and the SID (as well as a whole host of other APVS) His humor takes a little getting used to but his reviews are straight up - he will tell you the good and the bad and is not just a marketing shill.
I'd also recommend a look at Phil Busardo's youtube channel. He has a full review of the SVD (linked below) He also reviewed the vamo and the SID (as well as a whole host of other APVS) His humor takes a little getting used to but his reviews are straight up - he will tell you the good and the bad and is not just a marketing shill.
Thanks yall! I'm skipping the svd and will just wait on my order to come in,seems most folks think the vamo is simpler plus I want a nautilus clearo because of the adjustable air flow thing.No need get in hurry now,been smoking for 25yrs.A few days wont matter.
Own and use all of the items listed below. less than $60
two to three weeks delivery, free shipping
Vamo V2 Black
https://www.fasttech.com/products/1411/10004394/1454102-vamo-v2-variable-volt-watt-apv
NCR18650PF Batteries
https://www.fasttech.com/products/1...sonic-ncr18650pf-3-6v-2900mah-rechargeable-li
Nitecore Intellicharger I2
https://www.fasttech.com/products/0/10001638/1119500-nitecore-i2-lithium-li-ion-ni-mh-ni-cd-smart
two to three weeks delivery, free shipping
Vamo V2 Black
https://www.fasttech.com/products/1411/10004394/1454102-vamo-v2-variable-volt-watt-apv
NCR18650PF Batteries
https://www.fasttech.com/products/1...sonic-ncr18650pf-3-6v-2900mah-rechargeable-li
Nitecore Intellicharger I2
https://www.fasttech.com/products/0/10001638/1119500-nitecore-i2-lithium-li-ion-ni-mh-ni-cd-smart
I have seen dealers sell the vamos on ebay brand new for just a few bucks more than fasttech. I'm guessing they probably order bulk from fasttech then have stock on hand to sell. I bought my v2 from a local store and my v5 on ebay. I think I got it in 3 days versus 3 weeks from fasttech. Just my 2 cents. I personally like my v2 better! Functionality wise they are the same.
just got a v2 from a user in sell/trade forum, good to see all the positive opinions in this thread!
Just so you know: V2 LED, V5 OLED.. OLED actually TELLS you what menu you're on.
The V5 has a removable top cap. Although you might think that's minor, It's saved me quite a number of times. If you ever use a CE5 or mini protank where threads unscrew close to the connector, it will be blocked by the topcap... if you have a V2, you'll have to get pliers to unscrew it... not good. Also, I unscrew the topcap to create a flush mount to my atty.. it makes it more secure, less wobbly.
I''d never go with a V2. just my
The V5 has a removable top cap. Although you might think that's minor, It's saved me quite a number of times. If you ever use a CE5 or mini protank where threads unscrew close to the connector, it will be blocked by the topcap... if you have a V2, you'll have to get pliers to unscrew it... not good. Also, I unscrew the topcap to create a flush mount to my atty.. it makes it more secure, less wobbly.
I''d never go with a V2. just my
Good choice with the Vamo V2. Don't be afraid to experiment with different voltages or wattages on tanks. Also, google for "Vaping Ohm Chart" for a vaping power chart so you know what voltage range is good for the resistance of the coil. Plus learning a little bit about Ohm's Law comes in handy as well. Plently of iPhone, Android, and Windows Phone apps for an Ohm Calculator.
Another vote for the V2
I've had 4 of them in daily use (I like switching off flavors) for 2 years ... no problems with any of them.
I use the regular size ProTank on them
I've had 4 of them in daily use (I like switching off flavors) for 2 years ... no problems with any of them.
I use the regular size ProTank on them
Just so you know: V2 LED, V5 OLED.. OLED actually TELLS you what menu you're on.
The V5 has a removable top cap. Although you might think that's minor, It's saved me quite a number of times. If you ever use a CE5 or mini protank where threads unscrew close to the connector, it will be blocked by the topcap... if you have a V2, you'll have to get pliers to unscrew it... not good. Also, I unscrew the topcap to create a flush mount to my atty.. it makes it more secure, less wobbly.
I''d never go with a V2. just my
Ok, let me put the disclaimer first YOUR RESULTS MAY VARY.
I returned a V2 with bad threads to FT in early Jan. FT sent a replacement that had a removable top cap. I thought upon initial inspection that they had mistakenly sent a V5 as a replacement. The display verified that it was indeed a V2. I've since heard of other V2s with removable top caps. So, your next V2 could possibly have a removable top cap (or not).
Ordered a new v2 this weekend to replace my old one that gave up, after giving very good service for a good time, along with an aspire nautilus.I'm sure you'll enjoy
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