Provari V3?
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All of the most durable Things out there follow this principle K.I.S.S. (keep it simple stupid)
Yeah, I don't get it. If it isn't quite there, turn it up. If is burnt, turn it down. I vape by taste, not charts.
I just wanted to point out that this sounds like my dad when smartphones first came out. Why would he need all those extra features he said, "After all, I know how to make a phone call". All jokes aside, are you implying that somebody who prefers VW to VV does not know how to vape? That would be incredibly close minded of you. I've already pointed out why VW is more convenient for people who rebuild their own coils, and I'm pretty sure that if you know how to rebuild your own coils then you most likely know how to vape.
If one can't figure out how to adjust power to resistance and viscosity, they may well need VW- even if they can build a coil.
No, it's been made very clear that if you prefer VW, there's plenty of other options out there for you. If you don't like the Provari, it's much wiser to go get the unit that has the features you're looking for instead of complaining that another one doesn't.
Right, I know how to adjust POWER (measured in WATTS) to work well with any resistance and any viscosity e-liquid.
Current ProVari (2.5) owners are still buying the first version (2.0) as well so I don't think they're mad.
I just want to be clear that I didn't start this thread to complain about the Provari not having VW capabilities. I started this thread because I actually WANT a Provari and was simply curious as to whether or not anyone knew of an impending new version release with VW capabilities, which seems like an obvious progression to me. I never imagined I would have to defend VW as a viable feature.
If VV is too difficult, don't buy a ProVari. They aren't for everyone.
You ever notice that you take the same liquid in the same tank which is obviously the same viscosity, that it tastes better at 3.9v when you wake up, but you like to adjust it up a tenth at a time in the afternoon & turn it back down in the evening?
I'm 100% sure I don't care what you, or anyone else, vapes. Only you should care. Do what makes you happy. If there is a new model coming out soon we'll all learn about it at the same time, when it is announced. Until then everything is just speculation. Moving on...
I never said VV was too dificult. I said it's less convenient than VW, which it is. I would personally rather control the OUTPUT of my device than the INPUT.
Yes, not only do my preferences change throughout the day, so does temperature, barometric pressure, level in the tank, how long the wick has been in use... Set it and forget it VW was a marketing gimmick to justify a $75 price tag on a poorly made, disposable, made in China PV.
No, it's not like your dad and smartphones. A battery is a BATTERY that powers ONE THING, it needs to be DURABLE and RELIABLE, so you can spend more time messing with the complicated thing you want it to power.
I'm not sure from your last 2 sentences if you're talking about the ProVari but when you change it's battery, nothing resets.
I did just that. I thought the 2.0 full size looked better than the 2.5 new model full size, so I bought the old one.
Sort of like... I'd rather have a yard sale rusty old hammer that was made when steel was really good stuff any day of the week over a generic new mystery metal hammer at Home Depot.
I understand, there IS a bit of a defensive response - it's cause people who do like ProVaris get attacked for it!
Anyway - I MIGHT be a little bummed if a v3 came out, as I've got my second V2.5 coming Monday.
I might not - depends on the changes.
And regarding VW - that's not one that would bum me out.
I still like and use a VAMO and an SVD in addition to my ProVari. And while they're both VW devices, I've got them both on VV right now. I will admit, partly that's because it's a 1-click finer adjustment, where up/down takes more clicks with the ProVari to go through the menu...but it's also true that with the ProVari, you adjust less frequently, becuase the voltage delivery is more consistent.
Bottom line - I like it enuf that I bought another one within a month.
Now if V3 came with a color-matched ring for the top taper, I'd want that...
Anyway - I MIGHT be a little bummed if a v3 came out, as I've got my second V2.5 coming Monday.
I might not - depends on the changes.
And regarding VW - that's not one that would bum me out.
I still like and use a VAMO and an SVD in addition to my ProVari. And while they're both VW devices, I've got them both on VV right now. I will admit, partly that's because it's a 1-click finer adjustment, where up/down takes more clicks with the ProVari to go through the menu...but it's also true that with the ProVari, you adjust less frequently, becuase the voltage delivery is more consistent.
Bottom line - I like it enuf that I bought another one within a month.
Now if V3 came with a color-matched ring for the top taper, I'd want that...
Hey there. I highly doubt you will see a vw Provari in the near future. A couple of months ago Provape all but made this statement in a vaping magazine...can't remember what it's called. As someone else said when a new version comes out they normally offer an upgrade for about $25 bucks. I won't beat you up for wanting vw because that's your personal choice & we're all entitled to whatever we choose. However I will say that I've had VW before and everything took a back seat once I purchased my first Provari. Since that time I've also gathered a collection of mechanicals as well. Although they are in my daily rotation my Provari's still see more action than anything else. I'll just say that I build my own coils as well on RBA's, RDA's, & now my Russian 91%. I own 2 Provari's (soon to be 3). One is a V2 & the other is V2.5. I'm completely happy with mines...which I'm sure is obvious since I'm buying a 3rd.
Good luck with your decision.
Good luck with your decision.
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