is the provari mini the best for the size??

[soba1]

I had an SVD, which was good. But then bought a Provari soon after.
I can say this if you are a heavy vaper you will go through the AW 18350's
in about 5 hours. Can't say have been rotating them.
But with heavy vaping using the AW 18490's I vaped heavy
for 8hrs that battery was at half way with about another
couple of hours to go. Also like advertised when the battery
gets low there is no drop off in performance it produces good
smooth full vapor.
With the one year warranty, and the customer service
if your pockets can stand it get the Provari.
I guarantee you won't me disappointed.
This device is very nicely machined.
You know the simplest thing that blows me
away, is how smooth the battery cap feel going on...
service i

 

[soba1]

I am certainly no expert, but if you are looking for the best expensive mod I would look at the SvoeMesto somevar. its built in Germany from a Russian design with the most advanced vw/vv chip.

I just saw a youtube. When I can I will be giving this one a try...
Off topic but man oh man

 

[lauderdog]

Got my zmax mini today after seeing it on sale on vaporjoes blog. Seems to be a very nice APV, so far so good. VERY light. Build not the same as the provari/mini but still looks real nice and vapes great.

 

[Robinowitz]

So much has already been said but one of the factors that helped me decide on a mini Provari (with extender) is that it is made in the USA. I of course love it, for all of the reasons discussed. The only thing I have to worry about is which flavor I want to Vape next

 

[Fun-atic]

I made my Mini Provari versatile it will take in 18350's and up to 18650 batteries. I had built custom battery caps for them.

 

[romz26]

I've got to say evic in 18350 mode. it's just as small, but lighter. Just don't drop it. Also if you want to use 18650 size batteries you can have one loaded in a tube ready to go.

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