geesh glad i didnt ask the question lol you vets kinda got lil defensive there for a min.......though i kno u guys here these kinda threads alot bout the provari.
I asked BSP last night on vapetv similar question about the provari, instead of jumping on me be about how if i didn't want one i didn't need one, he so graciously answered my questions via his opinion from using not one but two in rotation. Because of his answers I am actually trying to find a vaper or shop near me that has one I may be able to check out before deciding 100% on the purchase(which would be next year lol)......I will most likely get one toward my brithday in june but myself initialy had the same type of questions. Just glad that win i asked a honest question i didn't get jumped on because i was trying get info from others experience(like the op).......that would have probably turned me off of it for a while.
I know its repetative for the vets these same type of question but if some one questions honestly they shouldn't be assumed to be trying do anything other then seek info......but hey i am probaly wrong i only been at this a week or so lol
I didn't see anything defensive in the responses. He said he wouldn't buy one, so the posters agreed that he did not need to. Nobody in
The ProVarinati is making a living selling ProVari mods. I don't care if you get one or not on an emotional level. I encourage those considering a ProVari to make the purchase.
I wish I had gotten mine before I got a Vamo, Lavatube, eVic, etc. So when asked for my opinion, I tell them what I like about the ProVari compared to those mods
that I have used which I find to be clearly inferior to it for my vaping profile. For other vapers, it may not be much different. They may make another choice. That is okay. So when I say, "don't get it if you don't like it" it is because I don't need you or someone else to buy it to make me feel the best mod available is in my hands. This is not defensiveness, it is simply an acknowledgement that the ProVari is not for everyone.
I have two, and will likely purchase a third before the year is out. I sold most of my "throwaway" mods because they were a greatly inferior value in my mind. Your assessment of it won't affect the way I appraise my ProVari. Vaping taste is subjective, so get what you think is the best value to you.
Happy Vaping!
EDIT
Why I find the ProVari superior:
1) Its output voltage is within 1/2% from the first puff from a fresh battery until the battery drops below cut out. No other mod I have ever tried comes close. The Vamo and eVic are at best a +/- 10% accuracy. The issue with both of those mods for me was, when the battery voltage dropped, so did the output voltage. The greater the difference between the voltage setting and the battery voltage remaining, the less accurate the device becomes.
2) The device is much more reliable than any other mod I have tried. I broke my eVic within a month of purchasing it, and bought a second head for 70 bucks. I broke my first Vamo within two months of purchase. My second Vamos threads were worn out by the time I got rid of it (six months after purchase). My older ProVari has been subjected to far greater abuse and has not skipped a beat. It does not even show any external signs of wear. Since I am in the field 40% of the time I work, having a reliable device in my pocket is critical. I don't want to carry three mods if there is a problem with my primary. When I put my ProVari in my pocket on my way to work, I know I am set.
3) Provape's service is the best in the industry.
4) The ohm checker is far more accurate on a ProVar than either a Vamo or an eVic. Since the VW mod requires accurate ohms and voltage outputs to be accurate, I find this feature on an eVic or Vamo to be virtually useless. It will not function as "set and forget" because the output wattage at 100% battery power is likely to be much more than the output wattage at 40% battery power. For me, this makes VW on either device a useless feature.
5) The threading outclasses both the Vamo or the eVic by miles. I have never, ever heard of a ProVari with "worn threads". There have been a myriad of them on this site from Vamo and eVic. The threading is the only interface that makes the device useable. Why would I rely on a device with soft threading? I won't.
