What Thrasher and Badattitude said......
Need help from former MFS (MyFreedomSmokes) customers
Has any found a supplier or company that has tobacco e-juice like or very similar to MFS Turbosmog, Tall Paul, or Red Luck?
What Thrasher and Badattitude said......
I own both a ZMax V3 and a Provari. I do plan on buying a second Provari, but I have no plans to buy a second ZMax. The ZMax is a nice device for it's price range. But, it just isn't even close to the same level of quality as a Provari.
Hi guys - posted this in another forum but just realized this is where all the people are.)
I'm new to vaping and have not purchased my first upgrade yet. I posted my plan for my first real setup yesterday, but since then, I am already changing my mind. Doing a ton of research by reading the forums and watching YouTube reviews.
So as I'm formulating/refining my plan for my first upgrade/real setup, I've decided to spend more now, less later.
At first I was going to cheap out and get Spinner or Winder batteries with a Kanger Protank (I want real glass) or Protank Mini... I liked the slim look of this approach. But the more I read, the more I realized it made no sense to buy $20 VV batteries when I can just jump to the top of the line and get a fine instrument with complete control, higher voltage, and cheaper batteries to buy down the line (save money in the long run and have a better mod).
So I think I have narrowed it down to the Sigelei Zmax V3 versus the Provari. I understand that Provari is the Lamborghini of the lot, but I'm reading so many great things about the Sigelei Zmax V3, and it is cheaper.
Which one is truly the way to go? Is it worth spending more to get the Provari? I'd rather shell out the cash now and have the best... but is the Provari is truly better? Need expert input!
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Vape On!!!!Don't do it!
First of all the Sigelei V3 is being upgraded on Monday to the Sigelei V5.
Second, the Provari is the better of the two devices, but probably not the best device for you. Here's why:
1. Provari does not have variable wattage. The Sigelei V5 does.
2. Provari does not have ego threading, like you'll use for those evods and MT3s's. Sigelei V5 does.
3. Provari has multiple tubes and battery caps to take two battery sizes, i.e., 18650/18490 OR 18490/18350 (And the different tubes and battery caps don't come standard - they're extra). Sigelei V5 can handle the 18350, the 18500 and the 18650 without changing tubes.
4. Being pretty new to vaping, why spend $200+ on a device, when you don't even really know what you want? You can get the Sigelei V5 for under $100 with batts, charger, etc.
5. The Provari will not charge your phone. The Sigelei V5 will.
These are both quality devices. I think you should get the Sigelei, then later on the Provari. I have both the Sigelei V3, the Sigelei Mini, and the Sigelei V2, and the Provari and Provari Mini. The Sigelei will make a fantastic backup someday for when you buy the Provari. What you need to use the extra money for is for the many, many toppers, juices, etc. that you also need to get. So, get both, for sure, but first the Sigelei V5 (July 15, 2013 debut and on sale now as a preorder at several locations - see ........'s). MyVape On!!!!
Wait - so I can't use the Provari with the Kanger Protank???
Yes you can. I have two Kanger ProTanks and they fit the Provari's fine, without any adaptor.
I like the Sig Zmax screen/menu waaay more than my Vamo, but if you can afford it, ProVaris are lovely. And as Bad said, Protanks work great on them (this is a mini):
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LOL I can see you are a decorator. I'm a bit of an aesthetics hound myself![]()
Don't do it!
First of all the Sigelei V3 is being upgraded on Monday to the Sigelei V5.
Second, the Provari is the better of the two devices, but probably not the best device for you. Here's why:
1. Provari does not have variable wattage. The Sigelei V5 does.
2. Provari does not have ego threading, like you'll use for those evods and MT3s's. Sigelei V5 does.
3. Provari has multiple tubes and battery caps to take two battery sizes, i.e., 18650/18490 OR 18490/18350 (And the different tubes and battery caps don't come standard - they're extra). Sigelei V5 can handle the 18350, the 18500 and the 18650 without changing tubes.
4. Being pretty new to vaping, why spend $200+ on a device, when you don't even really know what you want? You can get the Sigelei V5 for under $100 with batts, charger, etc.
5. The Provari will not charge your phone. The Sigelei V5 will.
These are both quality devices. I think you should get the Sigelei, then later on the Provari. I have both the Sigelei V3, the Sigelei Mini, and the Sigelei V2, and the Provari and Provari Mini. The Sigelei will make a fantastic backup someday for when you buy the Provari. What you need to use the extra money for is for the many, many toppers, juices, etc. that you also need to get. So, get both, for sure, but first the Sigelei V5 (July 15, 2013 debut and on sale now as a preorder at several locations - see ........'s). MyVape On!!!!
Sorry for the long copy & paste, but there's so much glass hitting the market it's hard to keep track of it.
April Update: Smoktech has just released a Pyrex and Metal DCT tank. It looks like manufacturers are finally responding to consumer requests for more durable gear! Smoktech glass dual coil cartomizer tank
*There is also a Pyrex Vivi Nova that just hit the market. No reviews yet on how it performs: Pyrex 3.5ml ViVi Nova Tank
*It appears the manufacturers have figured out that there is a big market for glass. Smoketch has the "ARO TANK," pyrex BCC that looks like a slim EVOD (it's hard to tell from the same pictures I've seen). It has a colorful metal sleeve with a window like an EVOD. They haven't hit the market yet (except for pre-orders), but will very soon. ARO TANK
*The Kanger Protank has already been cloned. It's called the "X9 Protank" and is made by Kamry. Early reviews are very positive. X9 Protank
*Vision is also getting into the act, with the Victory A glassomizer with eGo threading that reportedly takes Protank and EVOD heads, as well as Vision.
*There is also the DBox PuriTank another BCC very similar to the Protank, but with a removable drip tip.
I started with a standard 650mAh eGo kit and had that for several months, before even getting a standard 1000mAh. I then got a 1000mAh Twist (and another one fairly soon after, I don't remember). I got a ProVari for my 6 month tobacco-free celebration and since then I've gotten other mods because I like toys. I still use or have PIF'd everything I've bought.
You never know what the future holds. I love my ProVari, but I'm just now starting to like Protanks. I wanted to love them, but I didn't. I prefer the taste of carto tanks, but Protanks are so easy, it not hard to use them. I'm in the minority though...
There are also a lot of glass toppers coming on the market, so you're not locked in to just a Protank.
ETA: This is a copy (of a copy) of part of my blog I posted in a thread about the Protank 2 which is on its way:
Thanks for the links to glass!
Is there an attachment I need to buy for my Provari so I can fit ego threaded parts on it?
Also, do carto tanks really produce better flavor? Is it because protanks mute flavor somewhat?