Provari: Is it worth it?
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Not to be a pain, but there are SOOO many threads here that ask that very same question. You might want to do a search. You'll find that the vast majority of ProVari users (I'm not one) think they are well worth it.
Depends on your vaping style. If you want Ultra high wattages and Cumulonimbus clouds coming out of your mouth, then no. Waste of your time.
If you like decent clouds, outstanding build quality, unmatchable warranty, and not having to replace your gear every few months, then yes, the Provari is well worth the money. I've had mine for 3 and a half years and it's still working like new. I just bought a titanium model because of the new floating positive pin top cap, but I didn't NEED it.
To me, with out any doubt, yes worth every penny and then some.
If you're really curious try ----> http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/baditude/5569-13-Why Provari.html
If you're just trying to shake the porta potty please disregard my post.
If you're really curious try ----> http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/baditude/5569-13-Why Provari.html
If you're just trying to shake the porta potty please disregard my post.
Whew! You had me for a second.
Here's to hoping we can have ONE thread where we don't pretend that super high wattages are the end all be all of vaping. Like 97% of vapers use substantially less than 20 watts after all.
It takes some practice. As long as there aren't any physical reasons(sight or arthritis for instance) it doesn't take long to pick up. That is, if it's something you are even interested in doing.
As far as big clouds... There are lots of high wattage regulated mods, or mechanical mods that are better suited, but you really need an RBA to take advantage of that.
Sigh.
It can be considered rude to say use the search function, or even Google, to newer members. But not any more when it comes to ProVari threads. This is a dead horse that has died, been buried, resurrected, killed, murdered, burned in fire, electrocuted, stabbed, pushed off a cliff, fell into a meat slicer, dropped into a bathtub with a toaster oven, then re-resurrected ad nauseam.
Yes. Yes, young one. Google, YouTube, the ECF search function + the word "ProVari" are your friends.
To answer the OP's often asked question, if you want yet another answer, yes, it's worth every penny. Those who say otherwise have most likely never owned one, so their opinion should be taken with a grain of salt.
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It can be considered rude to say use the search function, or even Google, to newer members. But not any more when it comes to ProVari threads. This is a dead horse that has died, been buried, resurrected, killed, murdered, burned in fire, electrocuted, stabbed, pushed off a cliff, fell into a meat slicer, dropped into a bathtub with a toaster oven, then re-resurrected ad nauseam.
Yes. Yes, young one. Google, YouTube, the ECF search function + the word "ProVari" are your friends.
To answer the OP's often asked question, if you want yet another answer, yes, it's worth every penny. Those who say otherwise have most likely never owned one, so their opinion should be taken with a grain of salt.
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You have nothing to be sorry about. Now if you had 2000 posts and were asking the same question........
If you haven't noticed by the responses here... Provari's are a hot button. They are at the top of their respective food chain, so that leads to a devoted following, AND an OUTSTANDING hater base. That leads to posts like yours at minimum once a day, and they usually end badly.
So, your either Provari or Convari
Edit: probably should have used the search function before using a likely old joke......
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