Opinions on a good APV for a noob?

[gravitybomber]

Preferably one that doesn't burn the pocket. I'm awaiting an Ego T 1100 mah battery but the APV's are just soooo appealing and sooo costly haha. I've had my eye on the Vamo and really like the sound of a Provari but heard they are overpriced compared to others. My tech side also really likes the idea of the upgradeable and customizable eVic. What are your opinions on the best APV at the best price?

Thanks,
Gravitybomber

 

[Coffin22]

May be overpriced, but from what I've read and heard, they're near bulletproof. I've owned cheaper ones and they've all failed me eventually. Quality vs Price is important to factor into your decision

 

[Julopy]

Best bang for your buck is a vamo:
http://www.fasttech.com/products/0/...vivi-stainless-steel-voltage-adjustable-e-cig

But if you want an evic http://www.fasttech.com/products/0/...ech-evic-2600mah-electronic-cigarette-battery

both are great mods.

 

[Esharp]

I use the evic and I'm quite happy with it. When I'm not using it, I`m using my ego twists. I tend to use the evic at home mostly. Having said that, there is some nice mods out there.

 

[MaartenW]

what is a apv?

 

[gravitybomber]

Yes I actually just discovered fasttech today. I wasted a ton of time just WOWING over their prices. $75 on fasttech and $140 at joyetech for the eVic just to wait little extra for the shipping?! HELL YEAH haha. A lot of people say the Vamo tastes and performs better so it might be a good choice.

 

[gravitybomber]

A variable voltage vaporizer. You can change the amount of watts or the voltage to work best with the ohms from whichever atty you choose to work with. Creates a longer lasting battery and a greater compatibility with nearly every atty. Hopefully I'm right on this so correct me if I'm wrong guys