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If you arnt afraid of the size i would say for the price range the vamo is decent, but if you can scrape your pennies together i would go for the provari, thats if you dont mind the size. If not maybe look into replaceing what you had if you were happy with it, whatever keeps you happy.
How long will he need to save to get a provari? I love provaris because I think they're reliable but they are out if people's budgets, besides OP needs his replacement now. I'd say another twist or spinner would fit the bill budget-wise.
For a clearo I'd recommend some bottom coil. T3 and eVod are inexpensive and vape great. Replacements are 2.5 each and last a lot cleaned and dry burned regularly.
Dont worry, i lost a Provari mini with a DiD in the river while kayaking...it was 3 days old.......................
I did the same thing with an eGo battery in the parking garage at work last year. Found it three weeks later all scuffed up and sad looking. Still works to this day.
A decent ego is only $10-15 apiece for a 650. Did you notice that battery is a Mini? NOT a good kit IMHO.
I'm with you here. I bought a T3 just to try out the bottom coils. I heard lots of negatives about them. Cool vape, hard to fill, etc. it's by far the best thing I've used. I've put 90ml through it so far. Cleaned it for the first time two nights ago and it's working like new. I will be ordering more. After I play with my AGA-T2 comming in the mail tomorrow. Yay!
So I went back to the bank drive through that i believed I lost it in and found it, no damage to it, hadn't been run over or anything! I ordered a Vamo v2 regardless however it's nice to continue vaping while i wait for my nice mod to come in. Thanks everyone for the suggestions and sites!
According to the description:
Does this mean one doesn't have to get the adapter? Serious question...as this seems like a nice unit. Does anyone know how it stacks up against the twist - performance wise?
I just got really sad when I read this.... That hurts just hearing about it.
I'd buy a Vamo only for the replaceable batteries. It's not a true vv, doesn't automatically adjust wattage for your resistance. A PBusardo Review - The Vamo - YouTube For no nonsense, on the go batteries, I prefer the SLB vv SLB eGo-V v2 MEGA 1200mah PassThrough eGo 3.0-6.0v OLED - STNLS [gv-SLBeGo-VMEGA-STAINLESS] - $35.95 : GotVapes.com, E-cigarette Supplies - Atomizers Cartomizers Mods Juice and more
Well now I wish you would have posted this sooner because I got the vamo v2
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This statement makes no sense, unless you meant to say "It's not a true VW..." I agree that it doesn't automatically check in real time the way some "true VW" devices do but it does check. I've have seen it happen when using rebuildables and having the ohms drop due to a loose coil and I never once noticed due to the device changing the voltage on its own to compensate.
I almost threw my cig-a-like out the car window while driving because I was "done". THAT would've been a costly "oops" !! At the last second as it passed in front of my face I went WAIT !! 
I did exactly that ^I almost threw my cig-a-like out the car window while driving because I was "done". THAT would've been a costly "oops" !! At the last second as it passed in front of my face I went WAIT !!
Then I did exactly this
My loving, supportive wife was in the passenger seat, eyes straight forward and in a quiet low voice she says:
dumba$$
Gotta love her
dumba$$
Gotta love her
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