It's sad that provari threads often turn to iPhone vs android type discussions.
LALALALALALALALA...I don't wanna hear about no dadgum ProVari 3.0, it's too early for me to have mod envy after just buying my 2.5....LALALALALA I CAN'T HEAR YOUUUUU!!
Hmm, I may have missed something in this thread. Sorry that it put you in a bad mood. I thought the point was not that Provari is junk. Saying that is just silly. I'd understand arguments of expensive (it is), ugly (it's subjective), but noone should really argue with Provari's build quality or accuracy.
I thought the point is that it's a bit behind times as far as new functions go. I, for example, would love to pay about 200 bucks to a US company for a good quality accurate and safe PV with an easy interface, voltage and power regulation and output stabilization. I don't know of one in existance, so I'm just waiting and hoping Provape will make one.
I understand that some people love Provari as it is. I don't share their opinion, but to each their own. I'm just hoping that Provape will add more models (rather than replace) to their line-up in order to get more market.
But this is just it, behind the times of what? It doesn't have a puff counter? It doesn't have VW? But yet it cycles at 800mhz, has the most stable voltage control of any mod on the market? It holds the voltage at .5 volts rather than cycling between 6v an 0 at who know's what rate to maintain voltage? Because when I set the voltage and vape, no matter what the ohms of the carto, it's going to give me that voltage until the led blinks at me?
The ONLY thing on the market that even comes close is the DNA boards, which something for them is in the works for those that want VW. But right now, the only thing that comes close to it's consistency is the Darwin.
I keep nearing time and again it's obsolete, but I've yet to see anything that compares to it in consistency. Not even getting into durability, just constancy. Who else is using an 800mhz regulator? Who else is keeping the voltage within .5v?
All I'm hearing is "puff counter" "VW" it has this feature or that feature. But in the end, this is all the same old technology, rehashed with more bells and whistles, nothing improved. It's still 37mhz boards, it's still switching from 6v to 0v to maintain the setting you want.
That's what I say, it can't fix my hemorrhoids and doesn't have streaming or Bluetooth, it has to be junk!
I second that I might need a wifi connection too!
sent from mars
I have both, and prefer using the EVIC. Best $65 I've spent on e-cig gear.
The Provari can go above 5V (using IMR batteries only). I have never ran it over 5v, so that advantage is moot for me.
I like the lighter weight, ease of adjustment, display info, ability to change tube/top cap size and colors, and most of all, the auto fire feature of the EVIC. Hated the slippery and cheap looking 18650 aluminum tube that it came with. Much better look and feel with the rubberized 18350 tube. Also have a chrome tube and top cap on the way.
No knock on the Provari. It's a solid, dependable American made device.
I have both, and prefer using the EVIC. Best $65 I've spent on e-cig gear.
The Provari can go above 5V (using IMR batteries only). I have never ran it over 5v, so that advantage is moot for me.
I like the lighter weight, ease of adjustment, display info, ability to change tube/top cap size and colors, and most of all, the auto fire feature of the EVIC. Hated the slippery and cheap looking 18650 aluminum tube that it came with. Much better look and feel with the rubberized 18350 tube. Also have a chrome tube and top cap on the way.
No knock on the Provari. It's a solid, dependable American made device.
I have both, and prefer using the EVIC. Best $65 I've spent on e-cig gear.
The Provari can go above 5V (using IMR batteries only). I have never ran it over 5v, so that advantage is moot for me.
I like the lighter weight, ease of adjustment, display info, ability to change tube/top cap size and colors, and most of all, the auto fire feature of the EVIC. Hated the slippery and cheap looking 18650 aluminum tube that it came with. Much better look and feel with the rubberized 18350 tube. Also have a chrome tube and top cap on the way.
No knock on the Provari. It's a solid, dependable American made device.
I don't really care much what they do with their next PV, since I'm already stocked with their devices. What I WOULD like though, is for them to build a nice SUV.
And music system ey we need music while we vape :banghead:
sent from mars
Yes, but didn't you spend over $65? Can you read the screen outside? I'm not knocking the eVic, I own one.
I sense a "why do people hate provari owners" thread brewing.
I emailed provape to see if they will custom make me a provari with a puff counter but I forgot to ask about vw darn it. Oh well at least I didn't forget the most important part.