Should I go with the Vamo?

[gray_world]

So, I'm lopoking at the Vamo V5 as a first VV/VW PV, and I was just wondering if any of you fine people could point me in the direction of something that preforms better, and is around that same price range (I don't have a lot of money haha), why I would like it more, and what makes it better. Also looking for suggestions on what tank/atty to get with the vamo or what you suggested. Anything helps!

Add. info: new to vaping, have 1 mech mod (love it!!), trying to get into dripping, looking for full flavor, and good vapor production out of the tanks/atty's.

 

[SpicyMcHaggis]

I've had a Vamo for a couple months now. It's an excellent device, not a single complaint yet. I have a ProVari but leave it at home when I go out. I love it as much, if not more than the ProVari. I use iCear16's and iClear30's A Vamo with an iClear30 on it is hard to beat in my opinion.

 

[gray_world]

Well that's some happy news, because I actually currently using an iClear 30!! Are there any problems in different configurations? Does it rattle in the 18650 configuration for example?

 

[rdwilliamson]

My Vamo is great. No rattle in any configuration. No problems with performance. Great mod.

That being said, if you don't mind box mods 101vape has the MVP2 for $40.

 

[gray_world]

My Vamo is great. No rattle in any configuration. No problems with performance. Great mod.

That being said, if you don't mind box mods 101vape has the MVP2 for $40.

When I first heard about it, I really wanted the MVP, but now I'm more into mods with batteries I can change out, plus I would enjoy the option of VW. Other than that how does the MVP compare to the Vamo?

 

[rumthin]

I'm just gonna throw this out there before the throngs of xxx supporters come and offer their advice.


Get a provari.

 

[gray_world]

I most definitely would, if I could afford it currently. The provari is nice, but just a bit out of my budget.

 

[rdwilliamson]

The MVP2 has a great battery life. It doesn't go as high on the volts or wattage, but I normally vape around 8 to 9 watts anyways.

I love both mods. Next on my list is a vapor shark dna.

 

[SpicyMcHaggis]

I only use mine in 18650. Rattle free for me.

 

[gray_world]

So should I just try and find a website with a cheap Vamo V5? I know I could find one, and it's looking pretty nice so far.

 

[Nibiru2012]

Vamo V5 on Ebay in SS for $49.95 w/free shipping. Authorized reseller too.

Vamo V5 Advanced Personal Vaporizer by Hcigar Authentic US Seller | eBay

Excellent unit... no batteries or charger. Those will run you around another $30-40 minimum.

Much less expensive than the P****** and just as good regarding features and such.

 

[gray_world]

Vamo V5 on Ebay in SS for $49.95 w/free shipping. Authorized reseller too.

Vamo V5 Advanced Personal Vaporizer by Hcigar Authentic US Seller | eBay

Excellent unit... no batteries or charger. Those will run you around another $30-40 minimum.

Much less expensive than the P****** and just as good regarding features and such.

Found one on fasttech for around $32.

 

[CheetahAce]

The vamo is a great device. I haven't had one single issue with mine since I got it 3 months ago. I use it all day and night. Goes with me everywhere. Haven't had any issues with any devices on it. I have it jwrap'd too. No rattle.
Be careful attaching tanks. Treat the threads kindly.

 

[WarHawk-AVG]

I like my Vamo V3, and my MVP2

I just recently helped did an experiment with a Vamo to help a fellow Vamoan out and found that with a 3rd battery tube, you can stack 18490's w/ nipple tops...but I run mine in 18650 mode, blasting a AGA-T2 at 8 watts right now and oh boy is the flavor awesome!

Here is my MVP2 next to a $12 bolt and $8 kick in 18350 mode from fasttech

Here is my Vamo after I skinned it

I enjoy them both

Also I found that eGo threaded clearomizers fit very well on the Vamo (in case someone is having issues with thier 510 threads)

 

[moviking]

Here is my Vamo after I skinned it

I enjoy them both

Also I found that eGo threaded clearomizers fit very well on the Vamo (in case someone is having issues with their 510 threads)

I really like your "Camo Vamo" I've been thinking of doing something like that to mine, although being the 3th version I might have to fill all the grooves in it.

What did you use for this, contact paper, vinyl wrap or ?

 

[TheSchwa]

I have the Vamo V3 and it is amazing. I recommend this if you want the VW feature. I mainly use RBA's and a ProTank2 as a backup, both work great.
I wrapped my V3 with a wrap and it fills in the grooves nicely, just had to run my thumbnail around the lines a few times.

 

[kabonk]

it's a very long device if that doesn't bother you go for it at its price point you can just toss it out when it breaks

 

[EKat]

My Vamo is great. No rattle in any configuration. No problems with performance. Great mod.

That being said, if you don't mind box mods 101vape has the MVP2 for $40.

Thanks for the info, I just bought my backup MVP! Great price!

 

[e-pipeman]

I'm just gonna throw this out there before the throngs of xxx supporters come and offer their advice.


Get a provari.

OP said: "I don't have a lot of money haha"

Are you selling your Provari to him cheaply?

 

[KenD]

I have the innokin SVD and am very happy with it. A few dollars more expensive than the Vamo at fasttech. Can't compare it to a Vamo as I don't have one or even seen one in person (but I've been thinking of getting one as a backup), just throwing it out there as a possible alternative

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