Newbies with questions - HELP!!!

[KrisRich]

We have been vaping since Oct 2 only but we absolutely LOVE it!! We have a few newbie ???'s...for x-mas i am lookin to buy something that will last awhile and i am confused about mech, hybrids, etc. Alot ofpeople say provari, evic, etc.I need opinions on which way to go to upgrade from the EGO c TWIST that we both own and enjoy....Thanx alot!

 

[Renzuli]

Welcome , but in my opinion , you might look at the sigelei Z-Max telescoping V5 . A lot cheaper than the Evic , and about a 1/3 the cost of a Provari . It also does both VV , and VW . The Provari only does VV . At least that's my 02 cents worth . I believe that you need a bit more experience under your belt , before looking at the mechanical mods , and re-buildables . I'm sure that the Provari fanboys will add their opinion , but I have owned several of them myself . They are very well made , just too expensive . Good Luck

 

[joeybear]

Take your time and do a lot of reading. There are a lot of amazing mods out there that are vv or/and vw (variable voltage or variable wattage). There's still a lot of time between now and Christmas . Have fun with it!!

 

[steeledragon78]

never owned a provari, but for low cost vv/vw that performs i would suggest a vamo. there are 4 variants running around at the moment, the v2,3,4,and 5. most of the differences are cosmetic. the 3,4 and 5 share guts. they run with either 18350 or 650 bats and look snazzy. the 2,4and 5 all look alike. the 3 has some swirls on the barrel that some find ugly.

 

[Michaeled]

Hey, I am new too!
I've been looking at Halo G6. It has good reviews so far. Also hoping for any advice.
Thanks.

 

[KnurledNut]

It's hard to go wrong with a Innokin iTaste MVP V2 for about $55. The battery will last a couple of days, plus you can set voltage and watts. The case is built like a tank and will also charge your android phone or apple phone if needed.

Provari's are nice...but man are they spendy. I don't care if it's the next best thing to sliced bread. I do just as well with my cheap azz MVP.

 

[dice57]

Best thing to do is research. Find what you like, find the reviews on them, lots of vid reviews on most any device and atty know to vape kind on YouTube. Then go with what you like best. Your the one that will be owning it. After weeks of research and contemplation I choose the Provari, good solid quality pvd. I wouldn't let price determine your device of choice. Just look at all the money I haven't spent on tobacco in the last five months. More than covers the cost of my gear.

Good luck and welcome to the forum.