The Buzz Pro Ruined My Vape
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I don't even use my puresmoker uber passthrough anymore. I totally feel ya man. my buzz ruined everything else.
Sell that gigantic box you bought. That black mod I sold you should go too. You won't be sorry.
Well thats the truth
Fortunately my first mod was from notcigs. and my second..... and.... my fourth.... Third was wood so I had to stray a little... Next comes a infinity pro.... then a VVPV....
So long story short I did things right out of the gate
You and notcigs have kept me on the vaping path. Almost at a year and cant ever imagine going back.Thanks
I wish I had done the same. I could have owned dozens of Notcigs with the money I spent on all this other crap.
That's happened to many people. I have a bunch of mods collecting dust. I've been passing a few of them along to others but some have sentimental value. That's why I tell everyone a Buzz is like having all PV's in one.
VV is more forgiving but I still enjoy my 3.7v w/ proper resistance carto.
I'm using mostly 12mg at 3.7v and 6mg at 4.2v.
I'm using mostly 12mg at 3.7v and 6mg at 4.2v.
Buzz Pro can do that too.LOL That's the nice thing about it. in stead of carrying around a 3.7 volt PV, a 5 volt PV, and a 6 volt PV. I found it's easier and cheaper to have all them rolled into one compact little unit.
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Yeap.
I have a DIY VV and it does perform nice.
Pros and cons vs single batt mods.
If I had to choose one it'd probably be my VV.
I hear ya! I sold some juice on here I didn't care for. Tucked away a 10 here, a 20 there until I had enough.
I had a little help though, they weren't available for sale yet when I started "tucking away". Gave me time to save up.
I don't have it yet, should be here soon.
Pro will be my next mod. I have three of the originals....I love em so much I cant imagine anything better.
All VV is not created equal.
VV allows you to adjust your voltage - got that part.
But with the Buzz the voltage stays where you set it until the batteries die - voltage doesn't fade off and reduce performance once the full charge is gone. So you have consistent voltage/performance which is something you don't get with a non VV mod. (That's right, the Buzz does a better job of being a fixed voltage device than a fixed voltage device does).
And, while my Buzz Original could get warm if I was using Dual Coils or something, it never overheated and I've heard that the Pro is much improved and runs much cooler. Simple VV mods overheat fast and drain the batteries fast. All VV is not created equal.
I guess my point is that, trying VV and trying a Buzz aren't the same thing. And even if VV isn't your thing, a Buzz does fixed voltage better than a fixed voltage mod. Maybe it's just me, but I'm at a loss as to why anyone who doesn't mind a unit bigger than a cigarette would buy anything other than a high end VV? And Buzz Pro is at the top of that pile in terms of performance and ease of use, yet at the bottom of that pile in terms of the price you pay. Crazy. Just crazy. How did this happen? I don't know but I like it.
Edit: And if elegance and beauty are your thing...have you seen the veneered mistinthewoods special editions? Amazing. No brainer.
VV allows you to adjust your voltage - got that part.
But with the Buzz the voltage stays where you set it until the batteries die - voltage doesn't fade off and reduce performance once the full charge is gone. So you have consistent voltage/performance which is something you don't get with a non VV mod. (That's right, the Buzz does a better job of being a fixed voltage device than a fixed voltage device does).
And, while my Buzz Original could get warm if I was using Dual Coils or something, it never overheated and I've heard that the Pro is much improved and runs much cooler. Simple VV mods overheat fast and drain the batteries fast. All VV is not created equal.
I guess my point is that, trying VV and trying a Buzz aren't the same thing. And even if VV isn't your thing, a Buzz does fixed voltage better than a fixed voltage mod. Maybe it's just me, but I'm at a loss as to why anyone who doesn't mind a unit bigger than a cigarette would buy anything other than a high end VV? And Buzz Pro is at the top of that pile in terms of performance and ease of use, yet at the bottom of that pile in terms of the price you pay. Crazy. Just crazy. How did this happen? I don't know but I like it.
Edit: And if elegance and beauty are your thing...have you seen the veneered mistinthewoods special editions? Amazing. No brainer.
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I love seeing happy new Buzz Army members!!
Fortunately I didn't waste too much cash before I found Notcigs! A box mod that I can't even give away and a big Chuck that hubby now uses. Since I got my Buzz Pro to go with my Buzz Classic, hubby inherited my Infinity
Fortunately I didn't waste too much cash before I found Notcigs! A box mod that I can't even give away and a big Chuck that hubby now uses. Since I got my Buzz Pro to go with my Buzz Classic, hubby inherited my Infinity
The VV mods I've seen have a regulator that maintain constant voltage till batt is low.
Linear regulators like my DIY work perfect but waste energy as heat.
More efficient switching regulators waste less energy as heat.
Constant voltage regulator mods also hold same voltage till batt is low.
Typical single batt mechanical mods start at 4.2v after charge then drop to roughly 3.7v then drop a bit more.
I'm not saying you can't get any mixture of any those features a lot of other ways. I'm just saying if you're looking for a complete package, this is a good place to look. If you enjoy voltage drop, enjoy it. If you DIY your own VV hot box - very cool, that is good for you, you've got more skill and initiative than a lazy sod like me - I just want to find the best thing at a good price, buy it and be done with it.
If somebody doesn't want the same kit I want, hey, to each their own. I only posted what I did because it's the kind of information I like to find when I'm researching a purchase, and I'm pretty impressed with notcigs.
If somebody doesn't want the same kit I want, hey, to each their own. I only posted what I did because it's the kind of information I like to find when I'm researching a purchase, and I'm pretty impressed with notcigs.
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