Need help on choosing good vv device please

[danwelsh]

Hi everybody, hoping you guys can help me out, i'm looking to purchase a vv device 510 or ego connection, which one should i get for pricing, reliablility, vaping power, looks, etc.. I presently vape at 4.8volts mostly with the puck, i couldn't even fathom going back to ego, or a 510 battery at 3.7volts.....can someone point me in the right direction as i'm not good enough at modding to build a vv mod.

 

[Flyer]

An Ego Twist is very inexpensive and and a nice intro to VV vaping. The Lavatube is also a good choice and uses the 18650 battery. There are actually a lot of options for VV devices. These are two that I have had good experiences with and seem to pretty popular here..

 

[donnah]

Some of the top rated (and favorite) PVs are

Provari
Mini Provari
Buzz Pro and Ipro

also the vv madvapes box mod is very reasonably priced and works great.

The Provape Provari and the Provari mini has a readout that shows voltage, batt life and atty/carto ohms and uses one 18650, 18490 and/or 18350 batt
The Notcigs Buzz Pro and the Ipro has a wheel that you use to adjust voltage up and down and uses two 18350 stacked batts.
The madvapes vv box has a voltage readout window also but doesn't show batt life or atty/carto ohms.. it's very easy to cut on and off though. It uses two 14500 batts side by side.

There is the VVPV by not cigs, it's a vv box that instead of feeding from the bottom, has a tube which feeds juice down into the atty. It comes as a kit including batts and a charger. It has been getting rave reviews also. It uses two 14500 batts side by side and (I think) can be charged while they are inside of it.


All of these devices are sold by reputable vendors and are good values for the money if you are serious about vaping. They are also reputable as having built-in safety features.

If you are interested in bottom feeding.. there are several good modder sites out there. I have the VV Reo Woodvil.. the VV Reo Grands will be going on sale June 12th. They work great. Handmade wooden box mods are expensive and are also considered (by many) to be show pieces. I always wanted a Reo (but didn't want to pay that much for unregulated 3.7v) and and a Buzz Pro (but I chose a provari instead) so when the VV Reos came out combining the bottom feeding form of the Reo with the VV Buzz electronics.. I had to get one.. I figured it was like getting both devices in one package But like I said, there are other VV bottom feeders out there.. Bogger's box mods is a VV box that gets very good reviews.

 

[danwelsh]

thanks for the huge explanation, that'll give me some readin to do, lol.

 

[NickZac]

Also keep in mind that with the Kick, you can buy 18xxx devices that are not variable voltage, and still get the same effect of the VV mods. This is because the Kick allows you to directly adjust wattage. When you adjust the voltage, you are changing the ultimate wattage, which is what affects the hit itself. So thanks to the Kick, you also have the Precise Plus, Legacy, and others that you can get the same effect with. For pure simplicity, durability and fit and finish, its hard to beat the Provari.