Looking to Expand my Arsenal......

[Mindel]

This is basically my current set up:

eCig Starter Kit - 650mah

I just recently ordered a couple of tanks because I like them a lot better than the CE4 Clearos.

I am looking to maybe upgrade to a better battery(s) set up so I'm not S.O.L. if theses ones I currently have quit working. I'm not really sure if I want to go the Provari route yet but I want to see what else is out there that might hold be over til I'm ready to make that step.

 

[Garnoch]

Being you already have the charger, I'd say step up to an eGo Twist battery. Just buy one battery and see how you like it. Try some new tanks or clearomizers and adjust the voltage on the Twist until you have the perfect experience for each tank you buy/bought. To finish the look, buy some eGo cone sleeves to flow into your tank.

 

[scuzzy]

Yes I'd say have a a go with a twist battery and maybe try some Vision V3 or ViVi Nova's for your e-Juice,

If you buy the V3 you wont need a plinth for the ego battery,

 

[Mike C]

I moved up to a, Sigeli Z max battery. I am very happy with my choice. My wife and son still use the Ego batt. and clearo's.
I use a couple of the Evolution duel coil carto tanks. To me it is like the difference between night and day.

 

[Garnoch]

I'm now using a Sigelei ZMax too, and a Twist. Love them.

The Vivi Nova tank is very nice but I didn't care for the Vision Clearomizer V3 (2.0, V2.5) too much, though I may have had a bad one. I like the design though so may find an iClear. Now, for a low profile clearo with 1ml, I can highly recommend the Kanger M3.

 

[Baditude]

Although I own a Provari, and a few other mods too, it is a pricey investment in the $165 price range. And that is just the battery tube holder and electronics, the batteries and a charger for them will be additional. Should you eventually decide upon a Provari, you will know that you will have a very dependable, consistant, and durable device that will last you years in comparison to the cheaper Chinese mods that come with a shorter warranty and then provide no repair service after that warranty. Provape will repair the Provari at already published fees even after the warranty is finished in the rare event that it would need it.

To more easily upgrade what you already have, a Vision eGo Spinner or Joye eGo Twist might be the more recommended way to go for the time being. This will be less expensive, and will allow you to experience variable voltage to see if that improves your vaping experience.

I made a Picture Dictionary of the more common juice delivery devices. Perhaps experiment with one or two of those to see if they can also improve your vaping experience:

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...rto-tank-what-juice-delivery-attachments.html

 

[Mindel]

After some research today I picked up a Vamo and eGo Twist.

 

[Weslocke]

I personally love my eVic. Is it gimmicky? Sure it is... but being a tech guy who's irrationally attracted to 'shiny' I think it's great!

 

[Canuk]

I personally love my eVic. Is it gimmicky? Sure it is... but being a tech guy who's irrationally attracted to 'shiny' I think it's great!

Me too!

Just picked one up today and the variable wattage is fantastic for dialing in your juice.

Should have gotten this from the start.

 

[Weslocke]

Since I got mine three of my friends have jumped on the eVic train out of jealousy.

 

[Garnoch]

After some research today I picked up a Vamo and eGo Twist.

Congrats and good luck!

 

[guppy]

I own a provari and yes, it lives up to its name but I do however own a vamo and if you're on a budget, a vamo would be fine as wel. But if you want a quality device, the provari is the way to go. I'm not a fanboy if you're wondering.