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To me, yes every penny and then some, to others no, depends on what your needs / wants are.
Provari info ---> /blogs/baditude/5569-13-why-provari.html
Provari info ---> /blogs/baditude/5569-13-why-provari.html
The only answer I can give you is only you can decide if it's worth it to you. The vaping experience will not be significantly different in my opinion, although you will get those that respond that the Vamo is Pulse width modulation and you get a rattlesnake effect from it and get an inferior vape. For me, the vaping experience is similar, if not the same.
Where the true difference lies is in the build quality. The Provari is very well made and will probably not let you down no matter how you treat it. Even if it breaks, it has a warranty, and if it's out of warranty, Provape will repair it for very reasonable rates.
I see the Vamo as almost a disposable device (I have 2, both are passed a year old and still working but others have had issues with them from day 1) and when it breaks, be prepared to replace it as repair will more than likely cost more than the device is worth.
I see the Provari as a high quality device that I know won't let me down.
Is it worth the extra $100+ bucks over the price of a Vamo? Only you can decide.
Finally, if you can visit a local B&M that carry the Provari, go take a look - hold one, vape one and see if it's for you. Few that I have seen ever regret buying one.
Where the true difference lies is in the build quality. The Provari is very well made and will probably not let you down no matter how you treat it. Even if it breaks, it has a warranty, and if it's out of warranty, Provape will repair it for very reasonable rates.
I see the Vamo as almost a disposable device (I have 2, both are passed a year old and still working but others have had issues with them from day 1) and when it breaks, be prepared to replace it as repair will more than likely cost more than the device is worth.
I see the Provari as a high quality device that I know won't let me down.
Is it worth the extra $100+ bucks over the price of a Vamo? Only you can decide.
Finally, if you can visit a local B&M that carry the Provari, go take a look - hold one, vape one and see if it's for you. Few that I have seen ever regret buying one.
As much as I loved my Provari during the time it worked, I'd sadly probably agree with this guy.
Using the same sized batteries, the ProVari is heavier.
You have a Vamo and have never tried a ProVari. I have a ProVari and will pretend I don't have a Vamo. We have both read about each other's devices. Can you tell me why I should get a Vamo? I can't tell you why you should get a ProVari either. You have to figure out what you like for yourself.
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