Mini v2.5 or Regular v2.5?

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magicmyst

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Just found the thread here.
 
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If I was buying all over again with a new device, I probably would have gotten the mini, with extensions, to have the option of the smaller battery... However, in reality, the 18490 stock battery size of the regular pretty much lasts me a full day and a little more. I know the 18650 would last longer, but I'm liking the smaller size. And I think that the smaller 18350 may be more of a pain than its worth if I have to switch during the day, so the regular mod is perfect for me. Just hate NOT having the options available, ya know?
 

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If you don't already have a charger, you will need one. And batteries if you don't have those already too. At the bare minimum, that's it.

Yes I do know. :). Decisions...trying to picture the two. One is 4.13". The mini 3.48". What else do I need to order with it? Charger?
 

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I have chargers for my EVOD 3.7 volt batteries. Will they work?

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The ProVari batteries do not charge via the 510 connector. The batteries are removed and put into a separate charger like you see done on rechargable AA's. (only larger).

If you already have a micro USB wall wart that you use to charge your phone, this charger might fit the bill. I use this for travel and I love it for it's small size. Only charges one at a time though. But for the price it's hard to beat.

Xtar MC1 Portable USB Charger | Sun-Vapers.comSun-Vapers.com

A more traditional charger can be found here:

Amazon.com: XTAR VP1 Intelligent Battery Charger For 10440 / 16340 / 14500 / 14650 / 17670 / 18500 / 18650 / 18700 Li-ion Battery: Home Improvement

BTW...Most of us have at LEAST two batteries. So you can continue to use one in the device while charging the other battery.
 

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I did it:

ProVari™ Mini V2.5 with Digital Display - Satin Silver New Design -
Processing Time 3-5 Business Days
[Charger?:Yes, Add MultiCharger]
[18350 Batteries?:Add One 18350 AW IMR Battery]
[18490 Batteries?:Add One 18490 AW IMR Battery]
[18490 Extension?:Yes, Add the 18490 Extension Cap]
[Display and LED Color?:Red Display and LED]
1 $213.80 $213.80
Subtotal: $213.80
Tax: $0.00
Shipping & Handling: $0.00
Grand Total: $213.80

Holy Crap! $200+ for vaping hardware!
 

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You won't be disappointed with your decision. I have two standard size and a mini Provari. The mini is the more versatile one and my favorite. I've had my own Kayfun Lite + for over a week and its a winning combination on a Provari. Enjoy! :thumbs:



Side note: Phil Busardo, well-known e-cig reviewer, has his choice of many mods and juice attachments. When asked to pick a single mod and topper as his favorite, what was his answer? Provari and a Kayfun Lite.

PBusardo and miniProvari.jpg Why Provari?
 
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