Really want to try a VV PV

[calsax]

I am loving my lt. Keep amap tank on for driving and at work, drip at home. It is really easy to change the voltage for different juice or attys.

 

[PepNYC]

I am loving my lt. Keep amap tank on for driving and at work, drip at home. It is really easy to change the voltage for different juice or attys.

Which one you have calsax? the VV Box Mod with LCD from Madvapes?

 

[hairball]

BuzzPro or IPro from Notcigs.

 

[markfm]

Another notcigs fan I own the original Infinity, and a Buzz Pro -- both are simple (one thumbwheel to spin for voltage and the firing button), high performance (up to 15W on the Pro series), long lasting (I get 6 - 7 ml of vaping between battery swaps, at about 5V/8W), rugged (all kinds of tales of notcigs products being beaten on, mine have just had many drops onto concrete).

 

[Cadaoryn]

got my evo VV...its a godly pv for how cheap it was. Its up to par with higher end VV's if you ask me