Hey all, I'm about to be ordering a Provari. On Provape's website it offers you a charger for batteries. I plan on using 18650's exclusively so I'm wondering if the battery charger they offer is compatible with 18650's and not just 18490's. Also wondering about the quality of the charger - is it even worth getting or should I just go to a local battery store and pick up something? Thank you for your help.
quick provari charger question.
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I just ordered one as well so I don`t have it yet BUT I know that it supports both battery sizes and the charger is pretty good.
You can actually look at the video in the ProVape site. It shows the charger more in detail.
The one that comes with the starter kit will charge all sizes that the Provari takes.
If it was me (and I did this with my first Provari purchase) I'd not get the starter kit from Provape and buy the accessories (AW batteries, a better charger, and any juice attachments) from elsewhere, preferably from RTD Vapor for better options at lesser prices. Just get the Provari and the extension battery cap (and the beauty ring should you wish) from Provape.
The Tenergy charger is a decent charger which will accept all sizes of batteries, but it is not a "smart" or intelligent charger. It only indicates when the battery is at full charge.
Pila, Xtar VP1/2, Xtar WP2-II, Nitecore Intellicharger i2, or the Efest LUC are better chargers. You'll want AW IMR button-top batteries. My recommendation would be to get all of these at RTD Vapor.
The Tenergy charger is a decent charger which will accept all sizes of batteries, but it is not a "smart" or intelligent charger. It only indicates when the battery is at full charge.
Pila, Xtar VP1/2, Xtar WP2-II, Nitecore Intellicharger i2, or the Efest LUC are better chargers. You'll want AW IMR button-top batteries. My recommendation would be to get all of these at RTD Vapor.
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