Itaste SVD or another Vamo?

[Aaron1100us]

I like carrying 2-3 flavors at all times. I use a PT2 and a smok DCT on a Vamo V3 and two Ego's.

The Ego's are great, just no display amd they are skinny. I love my Vamo but I also like to try new equipment. Plus it would match my other SVD

Is the SVD as good or better than the Vamo? fasttech has them for $37.

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[fisher]

I have no idea how good the Vamo 3 is, but I had two Vamo 2's that worked great initially and then broke by simply falling over on a side table and rolling off and falling on to a carpeted floor. They were done finished. While the SVD controls are not as intuitive they seem sturdier and better built. They also have a better and more stable base. I also think they buttons are better quality, but that is just my opinion after having button problems with my Vamos. My MVP has been easy to use and pretty much bullet proof so I decided to give the SVD a try. It has not disappointed me.

 

[v1k1ng1001]

I own a vamo2 and SVD. The SVD is by far a superior device in terms of build quality and durability, for only a few dollars more. It will run through the batteries faster than the vamo so keep that in mind in case you need to get an extra battery or upgrade to larger capacity batteries.

 

[Aaron1100us]

Thanks. I think I'm going order and SVD then. Thats ok if it goes through batteries faste I was going to get some more 18650's and 18350's anyways.

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[jimbill]

I think you should get the vamo the svd fire button is a peace of crap and has a very tiny tack switch that is prone to damage by pressing to hard plus the batteries last longer in the vamo.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...already-problem-less-than-24-hours-later.html

 

[Thunderball]

Own both, Two SVD's have lasted my family since they were first introduced. Used daily. Hard to beat. Good build quality.

 

[v1k1ng1001]

Yeah, my vamo is far more problematic than my SVD in terms of button problems, threading, center pin, randomly turning off, etc.