Provari or Dna20

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Aaron Kestler

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I have zero experience with the DNA20 but I have heard good things. I do however have a year of vaping my provari. It is consistent from start to finish. You will not notice any power loss from start to finish. The vapor is however you have set it the whole time.

I have heard much the same about the DNA20 though so in that regard there really is no "wrong" choice.

The provari does have an amazing warranty to go with it too if that helps.

Hopefully someone with a dna can shed some more light on the other half for you.
 

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I have 3 ProVaris and have not had a DNA mod. I think it depends on what you are planning to do with it. If you are going to get into subohm vaping, the cutoff for a ProVari is 1.3Ω. I believe it is lower on a DNA mod. Regardless, I have found it difficult to built any coil on a ProVari, but you can buy a cheap mechanical mod for that. For carto tanks and clearos, they work well on the ProVari.
 

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I've got a Provari and a few mods I've built with the DNA 20. The DNA 20 has some convenience features over the Provari but in the end they both vape the same, that is unless you want to go above 15w, the Provari won't do it but I use my Genesis on it all the time and it's got plenty of power to satisfy me. VW doesn't mean much to me, as long as it's variable adjust to where you want, vape and forget about it.

If the Provari is out of your price range then the DNA will probably be way out of it. I haven't seen a production mod yet with the DNA-20 besides the Vapor Shark near the Provari price point.

I say go with the Provari, nothing beats it for durability, consistency and customer service.
 
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