Provari vs Reo

[Retriever]

Never heard of the Grips. Where do I find more info on them? Thanks!

 

[RippleInStillWater]

Site - http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...U9lXoGH_eZSTZYYTw&sig2=ZtCdSb4DSe2oeGUv0MEFaQ

Thread in the forum - http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...all-things-custom-wood-mods-cases-juices.html

 

[Retriever]

Thanks!

 

[washvap]

It really depends if you really know your sweet spot or not. I've gone from fixed voltage devices to VV and back. Just to find out that a good LR atty/carto on a 3.7V mod is what I like the most. So, a REO or a Hog's Mod would be an awesome choice. Check out both the sub-forum (REO) and the thread (Hog's mod) for more info.

 

[Firefly13]

Get a Provari if you don't care about it breaking and need VV..

Get a Reo if you want a feeder mod which is all mechanical and no electronics to fail...

They are totally different beasts, depends what you want out of a mod.

 

[kabonk]

I have both and they are both great mods for different reasons I really like the consistent hit of the provari set it at 5.4v and it stays there until the battery drains a day and 1/2 later fill up a carto tank and I am good for a all day vape, my Reo grand I fill a 6ml bottle and its good for a few days I've been using the 4.8v battery in it and an 1.7v carto so the hit is really nice on it my biggest complaint is the 4.8v battery life isn't the best but that's a fault with the battery not the Mod. what ever you decide you'll probably really like it. I think my next mod will be the redsky mark-8

 

[unloaded]

The Grips are awesome, I have a Mini Dripper. The VVBF are a bit too big for me so I went with one of his Sweet Vapes. I find myself adjusting voltage more for the juice and not the atty. You'd be suprised how different a juice can taste at different voltages. Here's the SV and miniSV, I'll be getting one of the mini's soon.
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