looking for first mod

[ingerri]

been looking at some different mods and not sure which to get. please give pro's/con's, which you recommend and why. interested in zmax mini, SID, SVD, and vamo. DONT SAY GET A PROVARI AS IM NOT INTERESTED IN A PROVARI. I use bottom coil ego threaded devices and love them, just trying to upgrade my egos to a variable voltage mod(not interested in ego twist). thx for you help

 

[ncvapfan]

MVP v2 didn't think I'd like the box but they are great

 

[Jflores86]

Any of the vamos or the innokin svd

 

[Izan]

been looking at some different mods and not sure which to get. please give pro's/con's, which you recommend and why. interested in zmax mini, SID, and vamo. DONT SAY GET A PROVARI AS IM NOT INTERESTED IN A PROVARI. I use bottom coil ego threaded devices and love them, just trying to upgrade my egos to a variable voltage mod(not ego twist). thx for you help

What criteria lead you to the Zmax, Sid or Vamo?
What features are you looking for?
What deficiencies are you trying to correct?

Do you currently have batteries and a charger for those devices?
Why NOT an Ego Twist?
Have you considered the Itaste V3?

Thanks
Have fun
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[The Ocelot]

I like my Vamo okay, but I like the Sigelei Zmax better. It has a more substantial feel to it. I especially like the one button menu. I know lots of people don't care for one button, but I often accidentally press the adjust buttons when I press the firing button on the Vamo, since they are very close together. Taking a drag that suddenly kicks up to 11 watts when you thought it was 7 is unpleasant.

 

[muzichead]

Maybe you should've asked in the VV APV forum!! You probably would've gotten a little better feedback!!

 

[ingerri]

Maybe you should've asked in the VV APV forum!! You probably would've gotten a little better feedback!!

I thought I had LOL how do I get it moved?

 

[muzichead]

Ask the mods, "nicely", and it shall be done!!!

 

[classwife]

Moved to Variable Voltage APV Discussion per OP Request

 

[yzer]

Sigelei Zmax V3 telescopic flat top. Uses all of the popular 18XXX IMR battery sizes, VV/VW, built like a tank. Looks great in brushed stainless steel. Shopping around online you will find the device only priced under $50 with a two week warranty or in a $75 kit with a 90-day warranty.

 

[Baditude]

+1 for the MVP. 2-3 days per charge, passthru ability, no need to purchase multiple batteries/charger. Pocket-friendly. Durable. Can charge your cell phone/ipod with the MVP. Both eGo & 510 connectors. The PWM circuitry of the MVP & Innokin iTaste VV3 regulators are similar to the Provari and DNA mods than the other mods you mention to allow for a smoother vape (no "rattlesnake" vape).

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...itaste-mvp-dont-vape-same-provari-dna20d.html

 

[yzer]

The "rattlesnake" is a non-issue, in my opinion. It doesn't adversely effect vapor quality. It's just a sound heard mainly when nothing (like lips) are touching the drip tip. pBusardo mentioned the "Rattlesnake" effect in his three videos on the Sigelei Zmax but he never complained about it effecting vapor quality.

 

[ingerri]

MVP v2 didn't think I'd like the box but they are great

+1 for the MVP. 2-3 days per charge, passthru ability, no need to purchase multiple batteries/charger. Pocket-friendly. Durable. Can charge your cell phone/ipod with the MVP. Both eGo & 510 connectors. The PWM circuitry of the MVP & Innokin iTaste VV3 regulators are similar to the Provari and DNA mods than the other mods you mention to allow for a smoother vape (no "rattlesnake" vape).

I have heard the button on mvp needs a really hard push and I have carpal tunnel so don't think that will work

 

[Baditude]

The "rattlesnake" is a non-issue, in my opinion. It doesn't adversely effect vapor quality. It's just a sound heard mainly when nothing (like lips) are touching the drip tip. pBusardo mentioned the "Rattlesnake" effect in his three videos on the Sigelei Zmax but he never complained about it effecting vapor quality.

Personally, I beg to differ. The 33.3 hz chip does make a difference to some vapors when compared to an 800 hz chip like the MVP or Provari. I can tell a difference and many others can too. Just because you can't tell the difference doesn't mean others can't. It is a subtle difference, but it IS there, or else the subject would never come up in the first place.

 

[yzer]

Personally, I beg to differ. The 33.3 hz chip does make a difference to some vapors when compared to an 800 hz chip like the MVP or Provari. I can tell a difference and many others can too. Just because you can't tell the difference doesn't mean others can't. It is a subtle difference, but it IS there, or else the subject would never come up in the first place.

Let's not hijack the OP's thread here, OK? We both got on the soapbox in the other thread you linked. I rebutted post #11 once, that's enough for me.

 

[classwife]

...cough...


exactly

 

[B1sh0p]

I have heard the button on mvp needs a really hard push and I have carpal tunnel so don't think that will work

It's really not hard. I have 2. I bought the first one in August and another this week. The new one is easier to push, but the old one isn't really all that hard. It's just PBusardo running out of things to talk about.

 

[classwife]

I have 2 of the original MVP's...they really aren't bad, but I did put a little rectangle shaped sticky bead on the buttons - makes it easier for me.

 

[ingerri]

thx was going by what I saw on youtube, and window shopping for now LOL....trying to sell hubbies setup so I can get me a new toy LOL...not having any luck so far