Ive narrowed it down!!!

[Krazirob]

So after weeks of research and review i think ive narrowed it down to 2.....

I cant make my mind up whether i want to get the VAMO or the SVD................they both do what i need them to do but cant really narrow it even further to the final contestant.....

all comments and opinions are welcome!!!

Some good insight is preferred......

 

[Jim Diamond]

My first mod was a stainless steel Vamo V2. I've never regretted it even once. It's a sturdy, full-featured mod at an exceptional price. I would recommend a Vamo to anyone, as a first mod or as an addition to their rotation.

 

[ZNinja]

Cheaper and better looking. No brainer!

 

[crxess]

Actually Bare Bones - Vamo is cheaper
Still cost is not reason enough to purchase either.

Now, SVD is at least a Branded device with newer improvements.

Nobody freak out, I do not have the SVD and do like my Vamo((11 months old) but prefer my eVics for daily use.

 

[ZNinja]

Mere details...

 

[TheDarthJager]

I've never used a Vamo so I don't have anything to say about that but I've got an SVD and I really like it (granted my just broke from a defective part but I like it enough to order another right away.)

I think if you order an SVD you'll be pretty happy with it.

 

[HDVaper]

I have both and can say without question that the SVD is the best of the two. The Vamos are notorious for having geed up 510 threads. The SVD is sturdy and looks and works great. You asked so that's my opinion.

 

[GetVaked]

SS Vamo is the way to go, IMO. Simple, and very effective. The threads on the SS version are pretty good. No worries there, avoid the chrome version.

 

[jow350]

I second HDVaper, I have both as well and prefer the SVD by far. Much better build quality, and IMHO better look and feel all around.

 

[cvedrick]

Just got my V3 today and it is working well, only problem is reading the PICA8 lettering with my farsighted eyes.

 

[Krazirob]

I've heard a lot about the SVD being real sturdy feeling. To whom talked about the evic, I saw that and discouraged myself since it involves me plugging into computer and what not. Want something simple as far as APV is concerned.

Thanks for the comments. I look forward to more as the time comes to urge me to buy the one of the two.


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[Krazirob]

Oh and this will be my first APV buy. I threw REO out of my decision since that's a genre of its own. I will be getting on of those soon to try a bottom feeder but wanting to get one of these two mentioned about to use tanks and cartos on.


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[crxess]

Hi, that was me. I haven't plugged into the computer since I updated to my preferred firmware. No need, I use an external charger and several Panasonic batteries same as with my other devices.

Sounds to me like the SVD is the over all better choice. you could always pick up a bare bones Vamo later as a back up. Great for running a dripping atty like the IGO-L

 

[SissySpike]

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[toughguitar]

I recently got a v2 SS vamo from Fastech. At the price it will be a solid backup. Fired it up and works great. One of the +/- buttons is not the same as the other, it is really stiff and very sensitive. I only have to brush my finger across it for it to activate. After a week of changing tanks the center pin pushed in and the threads are starting to loosen up. I expected these problems before I even ordered it and have fixed them so that it will work for me. I don't know if the version 3 has these problems so that might be a better option. I just recently noticed they have the SVD at a great price also. On impulse, I ordered one and it should be here this week. Whatever you choose it will be worth it.

 

[Alter]

I'd be a little leary about both the vamo and SVD cause both of them can be got out of fasttech. You could be paying a vendor top dollar for one of those fasttech versions. A evic would be a better choice cause they aren't in fasttech and your getting a genuine joyetech PV.

 

[Krazirob]

I was thinking of getting these from myvaperstore.com. Seems they have top notch stuff. I tend to stay away from fast tech from pas experiences with crappy off brand tanks and clearos.

Any of you have a vendor in mind?


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[crxess]

I'd be a little leary about both the vamo and SVD cause both of them can be got out of fasttech. You could be paying a vendor top dollar for one of those fasttech versions. A evic would be a better choice cause they aren't in fasttech and your getting a genuine joyetech PV.

eVic is available there - price went up to comply with Joyetech.
Not relevant to the ops post.

Would also suggest if ever purchasing a Vamo and expecting durability to skip the Brass/chrome/black chrome and get Stainless Steel.

 

[Butters78]

I say the provari.


I keed, the svd all the way!.

 

[Krazirob]

Evic has a lot of electronics and brains so to say for a pv. I've learned that the more complex the more things can go wrong.

There are a lot of good talk about myvaperstore.com though. They have both the vamo and SVD. I'm on the edge. I wish I could just get both. Haha


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