Looking for a second PV

[stever4376]

I've been using a Segelei ZMAX V3 Telescope for a few weeks now, I love it. My son went with the Tesla from iVape. They both have nice OLED readouts that give readable information. The Segelei has a larger well and has no problem using a Kanger T3 clearomizer, while the Tesla's well is just a bit too narrow for the T3 to fit but it will take a CE5. Other than that they are both very nice as a main PV. Also, they can both survive being dropped, repeatedly. I had considered going with the Kamry K200, but wattage can only go as low as 5 and is adjustable in one watt increments. It also has a non linear voltage output. Setting it to anything between 3.0 and 3.7v will result in an output of 3.7v. Above 3.7 it seems to work correctly.

 

[BigBaby]

The Tesla in Black, VV, VW, light weight, nice feel to it, one piece of solid aluminum, buttery smooth threads, very clicky buttons, nice screen day and night, and a spring loaded center pin that solves all the connection issues, runs on 18650 Flat Top batteries, not Button Tops as you wont be able to screw the cap all the way down, trust me i tried.... Totally love mine more than my SS Vamo V2 and other mods i have. Just my opinion.. Got mine from VaporAlley for $69.00

I think the tesla is really pretty cool. It is something that I will probably pick up sooner or later.

 

[vapo jam]

one more vote for the Vamo - menu's really easy to use, lots of features, and for about $50 you can't beat the price. even if you decide to upgrade later, it still works great as an ohmmeter for RBA's (if i had to use a one-button clicky menu mod the first time i rebuilt a gennie, i probably would've shot myself in the face...)

 

[Suicide6m3]

Ok I did not read throufh all these posts but thought I would share my 2 cents.. I am using a lavatube V2 GOLD right now as my main apv.. they have had a lot of issues and even I have ran into this problem with my blue one.. I did manage to fix it by cleaning the threads reals good.. but I did just order a third unit to be able to take to work and not have people ask dumb questions or think I am smoking drugs lmao.. I went with the vapor Zeus from vapor 4 life and I am waiting for it now.. I really like that it is smaller then most apvs but still packs the same kind of punch without the hassle of dial in.. Just figures I would throw it out there looks like a great pv for work and out and about.. you should def check into it.. A lil pricey but if the carts last as long as I hear then its going to be a great investment...

 

[niczgreat]

I can't believe it, no one has mentioned the Itaste MVP

3 days on a battery.

No need to buy batteries or charger.

Simple, elegant solution.

 

[genoxy]

Genoxy... you said "you will get the same out of a Vamo"...

With that said it's a no brainer..

You can also make phone calls with a 15 year old Nokia but most people still own an iPhone...

 

[shuvool]

+1 for the Zmax, the difference between it and my Ego was like night and day. The only downside is that the sweat from my hands eventually caused the finish to wear off in spots on the casing. When I get another, I will have to get some sort of a case or sock for it

 

[keplerj]

I have a twist with a VMN. It's great but I have no backup. I am thinking of using another set up for home use. Any suggestions? So far doing research on PV's if you ask 100 people you likely get 100 different suggestions.... Well actually 10 or 15 would say buy the Provari. It is likely I will get the same result with this thread but thats ok. I thought I would give it a shot before I waste my money on something I "think" I am saving money on.


Thanks for your replies! Have fun... I know I am!

I would suggest a vamo v2. I got one last week and I really like it. Lot of bang for the buck!

 

[wv2win]

Ok I did not read throufh all these posts but thought I would share my 2 cents.. I am using a lavatube V2 GOLD right now as my main apv.. they have had a lot of issues and even I have ran into this problem with my blue one.. I did manage to fix it by cleaning the threads reals good.. but I did just order a third unit to be able to take to work and not have people ask dumb questions or think I am smoking drugs lmao.. I went with the vapor Zeus from vapor 4 life and I am waiting for it now.. I really like that it is smaller then most apvs but still packs the same kind of punch without the hassle of dial in.. Just figures I would throw it out there looks like a great pv for work and out and about.. you should def check into it.. A lil pricey but if the carts last as long as I hear then its going to be a great investment...

Thank you for bringing my attention to the vapor4life Zeus (and the Dial a battery option) model PV. I am not a fan of "stick" batteries in general due to the limitations built into most of them and their lack of performance. But after watching Phil's video review, I was impressed. Especially that it holds a near 5 volt output for nearly 8 hours and that it comes with a 3.5ml cartomizer. I can see me recommending this to noobs who are not ready to jump into the traditional APV market.