Thank you everyone for all the GREAT advice and suggestions!!!! OK, I have had sometime to do my research and I think I have narrowed it down to the iGo from Nhaler and the GLV2!!!
I am convinced that either one would give me the amount and quality of
vaping I am looking for. GLV is a little more expensive but the initial cost of the unit is not a deciding factor. What is important is the quality and style and convenience of the PV.
I like the design, style and convenience of the iGo. However, I don't see many
reviews on the iGo and can only assume it is very new. I see you get 2 units and the batt life seems to last a day or 2 but the review I saw on youtube showed a difference in the buttons between the 2 units this particular individual received. One button being more recessed than the other. That would bug me as if I had a matching pair I would want them to be identical so as not to favor one over the other. I also don't see any warranty info regarding the iGo (not to say it's not there, I just don't see it)
I really like the GLV2 in every category that is important to me. I like the fact it is just one unit and I can switch out batteries. Thank you keyzgirl for your response to my question about the connection as that has eased my mind on that.
The question I have now is how does the battery system for this GLV work? Do I keep a pair of batts on a charger and 2 in the unit? Most importantly, if my batts run out and I have no access to my back ups, can I go to any store that sells batteries and buy a pair that will work??? Can I buy rechargeable ones there??? In case of emergency I think that would be a huge piece of mind knowing I can go down the road, get some batts and keep on
vaping!! Please let me know if this is the case and it will make my decision a lot easier!
Thank you.....