Well, I won't disagree with you, because you're being honest about expressing your opinion. I'm one of those weird people that can actually be happy about other people being happy with their choices.
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Should I upgrade to Provari?
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Well, I won't disagree with you, because you're being honest about expressing your opinion. I'm one of those weird people that can actually be happy about other people being happy with their choices.
Sick, ain't it?
I didn't like my MVP at all. Sold it right off. Then got the Provari used off the classies. Much better. I've had all the lower cost popular ones and have sold them all.
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you may have missed my point? the provari probably would not have broken in the same situation. the vamo only fell about 1-2 feet off the ground.
I've purchased quite a few mods over the almost year of vaping. Vamo, SID, SVD, ZMax, 2 MVP's, Telescope, Nemesis, Chi You and a Provari. The Provari is great, but is it that much better than other mods that cost less than half the price? No. But I will say this, when I go to the monthly vape meet ups, it's the Provari that goes with me. It's more of a status symbol mod.
I have had an opportunity to try one (provari) at a vape shop and have been using a Vamo3 and I have also had the opportunity to use an Itaste SVD. I love the performance,look,and quality of the SVD compared to the provari and vamo3. If you really want to do it right (IMO) do the SVD along with a Kayfun clone.. now thats a combination I am really impressed with!
I've never met someone with a provari who regretted their purchase... can't say that about other brands (in the provari's price range).
I've been having the same dilemma myself. I started 3 1/2 weeks ago vaping...first off with a ego starter kit and about a week later I bought a MVP v2. Love my MVP. But I've been eyeing a Provari mini lately.....and it all boils down to, it's what I want lol. I don't necessarily like the price...but I know me. I don't really want a big ole collection of mods. I'm sure I'll buy quite a few more on my vaping journey, but for now...I just want some solid vape. So that if I never buy another mod again...I'm cool. I feel like I'll get that with my MVP v2 and a Provari mini (soon to be added 
). I feel like with those 2 mods...I may not have to buy anything else, until my MVP bottoms out. And get some AWESOME vape along the way. That's the name of the game, right? Just my 
). I feel like with those 2 mods...I may not have to buy anything else, until my MVP bottoms out. And get some AWESOME vape along the way. That's the name of the game, right? Just my I recently had to make the same decision. I went with the Provari. It is very well built. I dropped it twice already on cement and it still works fine.
Plus I checked e-bay and was shocked at the price and the amount of bids on the used ones. If you do not like it there are always people looking for used ones.
Plus I checked e-bay and was shocked at the price and the amount of bids on the used ones. If you do not like it there are always people looking for used ones.
Different things drive people to purchase the Provari. I went through many low end cig-a-likes through modestly priced VV/VW devices before I purchased my first Provari. If i had ever been happy with the device I was using then I probably would not have shelled out the coin to get mine. However, for me it was about finding the most satisfying vape that fit. For some that's an Ego, others go with mechanicals, some prefer Provari.... You have to find whats right for you.
However, I will say that the build quality and materials used in the Provari are top-notch. I can attest to mine being ran over and camping out on the trails for two weeks and still looking and functioning no worse for wear. My collection now includes 2 Provaris, a Legacy mechanical, and a Vamo. All serve a purpose and my only complaint with any of them is the pulsating or "rattlesnake" effect from the Vamo. If you are content where you are and you are not smoking then don't spend the money unless you are shifting over to the "hobby" side.
However, I will say that the build quality and materials used in the Provari are top-notch. I can attest to mine being ran over and camping out on the trails for two weeks and still looking and functioning no worse for wear. My collection now includes 2 Provaris, a Legacy mechanical, and a Vamo. All serve a purpose and my only complaint with any of them is the pulsating or "rattlesnake" effect from the Vamo. If you are content where you are and you are not smoking then don't spend the money unless you are shifting over to the "hobby" side.
Bang for the buck its pretty hard to beat a lavatube. you gets easy navigation unlike the SID, you gets the 510 fitting, and it has a loose fitting collar inside that fits some but not all of the wider clearos, downside tough to clean, if you overtighten it shorts out, but they are tough as nails, dropped mine several times its still ticking
I'm twisted like that as well.
There is no one-size-fits-all device on the market. The best device is the one you like. Each device has it's pros and cons depending on what you want it for. In addition to researching what is available, you need to consider what is most important to you. For some people it's price; for some it's specific features; others look for portability; and some people want a particular look or shape.
No matter what devices you are interested in, I strongly suggest you browse the threads in the APV section to see what current owners are posting.
I am so excited to read this thread. I also took the plunge and ordered a mini provari, should be coming any day now! I started on various gas station "throw aways" then spent hundreds of dollars stocking up on blu's to find out that the constant charging and hard draw were unbearable, switched to halo tritan tanks (pawned them off on hubby) and became dissatistified with the propietary threading, went to a local B&M that sold me a three eGo-T's that burn liquids, spit juice and gurgle, and finally after months decided to pull out the credit card and just order something that works! Here's hoping I finally found a consistantly great vape!
YES GET A PROVARI
to quote from Deacon Aegis on 4/13/2013
"ProVari's qualify you to become a member of the ProVarinati, which will make you powerful and attractive to women. You may also get a job at MI-6 with a Provari, and everyone wants to drive an Astin Martin, right?"
and then you can include this in some of your posts
to quote from Deacon Aegis on 4/13/2013
"ProVari's qualify you to become a member of the ProVarinati, which will make you powerful and attractive to women. You may also get a job at MI-6 with a Provari, and everyone wants to drive an Astin Martin, right?"
and then you can include this in some of your posts
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If someone asked me if they should get a provari ( i have one) i would say just wait for an affordable DNA20 tube mod.
That is a conundrum I have yet to see a DNA20 Tube Mod less expensive than a Provari. The wait could be forever.
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Hey, I'm looking for either an evic, vamo v5, SID, SVD or Zmax. As an owner of nearly them all what do your recommend? I want something well built and good quality if that is possible at these prices. Thanks
Being an Aussie, I've never even seen a Provari let alone try one. Seeing as it is illegal to sell juice containing nicotine here, and the places you can buy nico juice for $25 AUD for 10ml, that puts a perspective on the cost of buying vaping gear in Oz.
I've done the more usual trail of batteries while starting off, eGo Kings, Spinners etc etc.
I finally got an MVP 2 and then a Vamo. I'm not sure how much vapour you need unless you're going to try and cure meat, but mine work for me.
As others have already said, it's a fit for purpose and a fit for you thing and I'm happy for people to make their own choice as well. As long as it's because it's what they want and not what they think others should see them with.
I've said it in another blog, it's like tattoos for me. If your getting one to impress others, you're doing it for the wrong reason.
Cheers,
Ned
I've done the more usual trail of batteries while starting off, eGo Kings, Spinners etc etc.
I finally got an MVP 2 and then a Vamo. I'm not sure how much vapour you need unless you're going to try and cure meat, but mine work for me.
As others have already said, it's a fit for purpose and a fit for you thing and I'm happy for people to make their own choice as well. As long as it's because it's what they want and not what they think others should see them with.
I've said it in another blog, it's like tattoos for me. If your getting one to impress others, you're doing it for the wrong reason.
Cheers,
Ned
Heh! breaking my piggy bank the moment provari has VW. In the mean time.... the wait....
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