It's here!

[RebelGolfer72]

Even nicer than I expected. Hits like a mech mod. Feels great in the hand. I did get the extension cap for 18650 batteries (charging), but hoping the 18490 can give me a full day.

After having an eVic, I can honestly say the power seems more consistent. Would I sound greedy if I said I see myself picking up a mini in the future for days I need something a bit more compact?


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[FigNewton]

Congrats! ...And I think a mini sounds like a great idea!

 

[Txaggiesaunt]

Awesome. Glad you love it. I own two. I don't think there is much size different between the regular & mini. Enjoy & vape ON

 

[cbrite]

I am excited for you!! Just wait until you get those batteries in and push the button!!

 

[Southern Tina]

Enjoy. Happy day! I just have one...I'm not special like most of you, haha. But, I love the standard. If I EVER get a chance to get another one, I really really want a mini too. Because all my jeans have really shallow pockets and I don't want to be considered a she-male. So, I'd love a mini. One day

 

[Train2]

That's not greedy. That's typical. LOL
I got a mini first. Got my full size less than a month later.

Even nicer than I expected. Hits like a mech mod. Feels great in the hand. I did get the extension cap for 18650 batteries (charging), but hoping the 18490 can give me a full day.

After having an eVic, I can honestly say the power seems more consistent. Would I sound greedy if I said I see myself picking up a mini in the future for days I need something a bit more compact?


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[Johnny101]

Enjoy. Happy day! I just have one...I'm not special like most of you, haha. But, I love the standard. If I EVER get a chance to get another one, I really really want a mini too. Because all my jeans have really shallow pockets and I don't want to be considered a she-male. So, I'd love a mini. One day

Tina you need to get another and catch up

 

[p.opus]

Pictures don't do it justice, you have to hold it in your hand. Kudos to all who took the leap of faith and bought one off the website.

I had to wait and hold one at a vape convention before I parted with my cash and brought one home....

 

[JavaDan]

You will love it. I have a mini on the way to provide a little brother for my standard 2.5.

I've been getting 13-14 hours on an 18490. YMMV.

I haven't even used the 650 extension yet.

What tank is that?

 

[Southern Tina]

Tina you need to get another and catch up

I'll pass this message along to my bank account. . Trust me, I'd love another one.


Tina in FL

 

[VapinBill]

Congrats !!! Vape it healthy


"When the music hits you, you feel no pain." Bob Marley

 

[RebelGolfer72]

I am excited for you!! Just wait until you get those batteries in and push the button!!

Thank you. I had the foresight to have a pair of batteries here and charged before it got here.


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[RebelGolfer72]

Enjoy. Happy day! I just have one...I'm not special like most of you, haha. But, I love the standard. If I EVER get a chance to get another one, I really really want a mini too. Because all my jeans have really shallow pockets and I don't want to be considered a she-male. So, I'd love a mini. One day

Is that a ProVari in your pocket, are you just happy to see me?

Seriously, though, a ProVari shaped bulge may be the newest way to ward off unwanted advances


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[RebelGolfer72]

You will love it. I have a mini on the way to provide a little brother for my standard 2.5.

I've been getting 13-14 hours on an 18490. YMMV.

I haven't even used the 650 extension yet.

What tank is that?

Thank you for the info on the 18490

The tank is a real Steamboy StormRider 2.1, 8-10 wrap 30awg microcoil (about 2.5-2.6 ohms), organic cotton u-wick. Bought the clone of it, a clone of a Kraken and a Steam Turbine clone to compare. The Steamboy won in terms of wicking, no leaks, flavor and vapor production. and I ordered a real one soon after. As good as the clone was, the real deal is that much better. Think same level of machining quality as the ProVari


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[Southern Tina]

Is that a ProVari in your pocket, are you just happy to see me?

Seriously, though, a ProVari shaped bulge may be the newest way to ward off unwanted advances


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Well now there's an idea.


Tina in FL

 

[wagon52]

Awesome! Congrats on the new delivery. Mine is expected to arrive tomorrow.....I can't wait!!

 

[RebelGolfer72]

Thank you. You will not be disappointed.

After using almost nonstop (on the same 18490) for a few hours, I have made a few observations. I'll get the bad out of the way first to show I'm not too biased

CONS:
1. Although it's intuitive, I don't like the 2 clicks between menu options.
2. I would like the standby option as the first menu choice

PROS
1. Comfortable to hold/use
2. Works flawlessly
3. Very consistent/smooth vape- the PCM waveform is filtered well
4. I notice the output feels even more consistent than from mech mod. 3.5 volts hits like 4.0 on a battery- makes me believe that batteries by nature do not provide linear power. The power may not ramp up, or get "wavy" with a mech mod compared to some VV/VW devices, but the power fades as the battery dies. Regulated mods (even "passive" regulation like the eGO) keep output the same as battery dies, but there is a point where it is noticable.

Not to start a Mac/PC or iPhone/Android debate, but this really is like the "Apple" of vaping devices. May not have all of the features or configuration available, but they do what they do well, and are as simple as you can get.


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[Train2]

Your point 4 is really interesting...
I've kinda wondered if I were missing something not using any mechs.
So - with a good coil, you're saying a ProVari's power delivery seems AS FAST and AS SMOOTH as a mech, as well as staying that way longer?

I'm one of those who picked ProVari for a few other reasons, still skeptical that there'd really be a difference in the vape - but became pleasantly and completely convinced upon using it.

Thank you. You will not be disappointed.

After using almost nonstop (on the same 18490) for a few hours, I have made a few observations. I'll get the bad out of the way first to show I'm not too biased

CONS:
1. Although it's intuitive, I don't like the 2 clicks between menu options.
2. I would like the standby option as the first menu choice

PROS
1. Comfortable to hold/use
2. Works flawlessly
3. Very consistent/smooth vape- the PCM waveform is filtered well
4. I notice the output feels even more consistent than from mech mod. 3.5 volts hits like 4.0 on a battery- makes me believe that batteries by nature do not provide linear power. The power may not ramp up, or get "wavy" with a mech mod compared to some VV/VW devices, but the power fades as the battery dies. Regulated mods (even "passive" regulation like the eGO) keep output the same as battery dies, but there is a point where it is noticable.

Not to start a Mac/PC or iPhone/Android debate, but this really is like the "Apple" of vaping devices. May not have all of the features or configuration available, but they do what they do well, and are as simple as you can get.


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[RebelGolfer72]

I'm saying, it is as fast and smooth as a mech (except it is like that for full life of the battery

But I'm also saying it seems equally as fast, and actually smoother, as an unregulated battery can "sag" as the temperature fluctuates, coil resistance changes etc. I really need to get. Volt meter/scope on them both to see what is happening. But from what I know about power supplies, it makes sense


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[SamNapolitanke]

congrats!!!!!! I dig the color...