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http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/general-e-smoking-discussion/491177-new-realization-provari-7.html#post11265654
Just me, if the Provari cost $300
more than they do I'd still
buy them.
The price of a Provari is less than what
I spent on 2 weeks worth of cigarettes.
I need an APV that is durable, able to survive what is a normal days work for
me, preferably many of them.
I want an apv that is accurate reliable & consistent.
Other than a darwin and titinade I put away before they broke the thousands Ive spent on other apv's have been a total loss.
Not a single APV besides the Provari (none, zip, zilch zero, nada) used everyday has survived longer than 28 days, some only hours.
The only loss I've had using Provari's is the one that was crushed flat, it survived 11 months of everyday use.
Not everyone works in a controlled environment or has the time or inclination to find/make a safe nest to keep an apv so it doesn't break from just being used in conditions the owner
needs it to function in.
The difference between 800hz chip (provari) vs the 33.3 - 37 hz chip (most others) is real as in it can be seen on a oscilloscope & heard by ear.
I notice quite a bit of improvement in vape quality,
you may not.
Oled screens and the nivel & dna20 are too fragile for
my use.
The devices available with direct drive/flat line output are not in
my experience as durable/resistant to extreme conditions as the provari.
Not trying to be rude or snobbish,,,
IMO, yes they really are that good.
If the Provari doesn't offer a feature(s)
you want/need it isn't for you.