Vamo is a great entry level APV, certainly the best value, but it's a lot less than $75, and there are better APV's out there. BTW, before you jump on me Vamo-Lovers, I have a V2 and the new V3 and love them both. That being said, stick with the sigelei or innokin lines with you're higher budget. Great quality, great looks, and most models for $75 or less. Check Vapor Joe's for the best deals out there (http://.........blogspot.com/). In these two lines you will find the Innokin MVP, the iTaste 3.0, the SVD (As others have said Fasttech has the genuine article for ridiculously low prices). On the Sigelei side you have the mini, the Telescoping V3 (my personal favorite) and the Sigelei V2. By the way, with the exception of the SVD, I have all of these APV's. I have checked out the SVD, and I'm not sure it's for me (the etching "instructions" turn me off), but it is certainly a quality APV with multiple buttons providing ease of use, etc. I held one in my hands just yesterday. Can't pull the trigger....that's just me, though.
At your price point, you can even get an eVic kit from Fasttech. They are fantastic in many ways, but they are a bit underpowered at 5 volts (though I rarely go over 5 volts personally), underwhelming quality and extremely fragile. I have three of them and have lost two to drops. But, the eVic does have the best display in the vape world and the usb interface is like no other. If you don't have butterfingers, then a possibility.
Your question asked about variable voltage and every APV I recommended also has variable wattage/power. You may like variable power. I do, and I'd rather have it and not use it, than not have it. Few APV's without VW also have a built in ohms meter, and you do need an ohms meter in the vaping world. The ProVarinati will disagree, and I have two, but it's not in your budget at this time. Personally, I have my eye on the Semovar that just came out this weekend. Rambling now. Please check out Innokin and Sigelei. It really helps if you can find a shop that carries these APV's as you really need to hold them, check the heft, the build, the quality, the look, etc. A picture may be worth a thousand words, but they're a lousy way to buy a mod. My two cents. Welcome to the forum, good luck, happy shopping and Vape On!
At your price point, you can even get an eVic kit from Fasttech. They are fantastic in many ways, but they are a bit underpowered at 5 volts (though I rarely go over 5 volts personally), underwhelming quality and extremely fragile. I have three of them and have lost two to drops. But, the eVic does have the best display in the vape world and the usb interface is like no other. If you don't have butterfingers, then a possibility.
Your question asked about variable voltage and every APV I recommended also has variable wattage/power. You may like variable power. I do, and I'd rather have it and not use it, than not have it. Few APV's without VW also have a built in ohms meter, and you do need an ohms meter in the vaping world. The ProVarinati will disagree, and I have two, but it's not in your budget at this time. Personally, I have my eye on the Semovar that just came out this weekend. Rambling now. Please check out Innokin and Sigelei. It really helps if you can find a shop that carries these APV's as you really need to hold them, check the heft, the build, the quality, the look, etc. A picture may be worth a thousand words, but they're a lousy way to buy a mod. My two cents. Welcome to the forum, good luck, happy shopping and Vape On!
