Options from the local B&M - Vamo vs. ZMax

[1awesomelawson]

So. There's a good chance these are knock offs considering the price but I figured I'd post here for opinions from those with a more knowledgeable eye.

We have the "Vamo": Vision Variable Volt APV Chrome has a sealed 510 connector from 3 Volts to 6 Volts Variable Voltage of 510 atomizers and cartomizers.Variable Voltage.Choose Voltage Battery Lasts Over Day.VAMO

And the ZMax: ZMax Variable Volt APV Gun Metal has a sealed 510 connector from 3 Volts to 6 Volts Variable Voltage of 510 atomizers and cartomizers.Variable Voltage.Choose Voltage Battery Lasts Over Day.

I'm tempted by these because the prices seem reasonable and I can actually go put my hands on them. I think I'm leaning more towards the "Vamo." Hmm...decisions. I have time though.

 

[Hippieangst]

Those prices seem normal, so they're most likely legit. I had a Vamo V2 and loved it, but the sheen to it picks up finger prints like crazy. So, if that drives you nuts, you may want the ZMax. You can always get a j-wrap for the Vamo. I didn't mind the finger prints because it gave me something to do when I felt fidgety. I have the V3 now in a different finish, so it isn't as bad with the finger prints.

 

[1awesomelawson]

I've been eyeing the jwraps too so...it could be an incentive for later on down the road

 

[Thrasher]

you can get the SS vamo v2 at fasttech for 31 bucks and no chrome to wear off.

50 bucks gets you a kit with charger and 2 killer panasonic batteries.

and unless they changed it the chrome will wear off.

but the z is about average price

 

[1awesomelawson]

The shop had a line out the door today, so I'm going to go look tomorrow hopefully and see how I like the feel of the both of them. If I do like the Vamo better, I'll wait and look online.