So I live in a small town with one vape shop, and I have only met a small number of people who vape. The shop owner doesn't seem to know much and doesn't sell anything other then a few mech's, innokin and joytec products. So I have a few ego twists an MVP and a 134 mini as well as a mech. I have several different tanks iclear 30s, protanks, a trident clone and an aqua clone. Figured I had the stuff that made vaping about as good as it gets. Been analog free for about 3 1/2 months now. I have been enjoying it and so glad I quit smoking, but I was left wanting a little more. The vapor wasn't quite thick enough and the flavor was ok but I wanted more. I tried ordering some juice with extra flavor shots but then they just tasted wrong, too artificial. The local shop has a red apple that I love but it seemed a little thin, I have tried juices from a lot of different shops when I travel, but am unable to find one I like for more then a day or two.
Well today I had to run to Albuquerque, and figured I would run by high desert vapes. Nice place the people their are really friendly and seemed to know a lot more then my local guy. Anyway they had some provari's at a fair price. $200 for a mini or the full size, though that was kinda weird but no big deal I wanted the full size and they have to make money so I figured that was a fair price. I picked up a black and Redon with the extension piece to run the 18650, a couple of batteries and an new charger, as well as some juice. I spent almost $300. I now have a regret..... I wasted way to much money on other products. The provari is in a class all it's own. I have read that the 134 uses a cheaper chip that pulses to get to the watts you want and makes for a less smooth vape. I never noticed it but did hear the rattle when I would fire it. The provari is so much smoother, I didn't even realize how bad the 134 was. Also on the way to Abq. I went through 2 batts in the 134. The lady at high desert said the aw batts come 70% charged so I threw one in and gave it a shot! my first impression was wow I have been missing a lot. I vapes the provari all the way home on the same battery, wow.... I am so happy with my new purchase. Like I said my only regret is not getting one sooner. I know not everyone can afford 2-3 bills to start vaping but I wish I had just started with one and not wasted all the money on other products.
Thanks to all the good people on e-cigarette forums for posting their experience with the provari, it convinced me to give one a shot and I'm so glad I did.
Well today I had to run to Albuquerque, and figured I would run by high desert vapes. Nice place the people their are really friendly and seemed to know a lot more then my local guy. Anyway they had some provari's at a fair price. $200 for a mini or the full size, though that was kinda weird but no big deal I wanted the full size and they have to make money so I figured that was a fair price. I picked up a black and Redon with the extension piece to run the 18650, a couple of batteries and an new charger, as well as some juice. I spent almost $300. I now have a regret..... I wasted way to much money on other products. The provari is in a class all it's own. I have read that the 134 uses a cheaper chip that pulses to get to the watts you want and makes for a less smooth vape. I never noticed it but did hear the rattle when I would fire it. The provari is so much smoother, I didn't even realize how bad the 134 was. Also on the way to Abq. I went through 2 batts in the 134. The lady at high desert said the aw batts come 70% charged so I threw one in and gave it a shot! my first impression was wow I have been missing a lot. I vapes the provari all the way home on the same battery, wow.... I am so happy with my new purchase. Like I said my only regret is not getting one sooner. I know not everyone can afford 2-3 bills to start vaping but I wish I had just started with one and not wasted all the money on other products.
Thanks to all the good people on e-cigarette forums for posting their experience with the provari, it convinced me to give one a shot and I'm so glad I did.
