I need a new setup within the next few weeks and I can't decide what I want. Any ideas on good tanks or variable voltage?
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Welcome , but that's a loaded question . You don't mention what sort of situations you might be in , at any particular moment . That being said . A VV device , such as the Provari , with a Vivi-Nova tank , is a pretty good setup . Provari's are not cheap , but are well worth the extra , because they are very well made , and give you more feedback on voltages , ohms used , etc . A lot of people prefer bottom fed devices , like a Reo . Also a very well made device . You can use different voltages , but you have to change out the batteries , to do so . Very handy when driving . Give a little squeeze , and you have a fresh supply of juice to vape . The closest to dripping , without the hassle . And there are lots of different devices out there , that are far cheaper than the first two mentioned . So part of your decision might be influenced by how much you can afford to spend . I personally have both of those devices , as well as numerous others , and they all serve a particular purpose . Good Luck
Depends on what you want to spend, I'm sure you'll get plenty of replies. Just thought I'd mention Volcano should be getting in the first of the Lavatube v2.0's any time now.New design, no end caps, new button and 3 amp limit. Worth it if you don't wanna spend the Provari type bucks.
Well I am going off to college soon and I am new to vaping (4 months) so I would like a product somewhere in the middle price wise. I've stuck to TheVaporPro.com this whole time and I'd like to try something different (even though the ego twist is very tempting for the price). I also haven't had the best luck with tanks.
I wasn't familiar with the VaporPro line, so I looked at the website. It appears that they use what's called the 808 threaded category. That line of e-cigs are rather limited as far as options to advance to more common products in the vaping world.
Which model did you use, the small cig look-a-like or the larger cigar-sized battery? Do you wish to stay with one of those two sizes, or are you looking for one of the larger battery APV's, like a tube or box mod? Those APV's have more options as far as vaping devices, longer battery life, and larger capacity juice carriers.
Which model did you use, the small cig look-a-like or the larger cigar-sized battery? Do you wish to stay with one of those two sizes, or are you looking for one of the larger battery APV's, like a tube or box mod? Those APV's have more options as far as vaping devices, longer battery life, and larger capacity juice carriers.
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