Twist or ProVari
- Thread starter Mini Cooper S
- Start date
- th_trl_thread_readers 0
- Status
They have a starter kit
ProVari Variable Voltage Electronic Cigarette Starter Kit V2
ProVari Variable Voltage Electronic Cigarette Starter Kit V2
The first pic has a Provari 2 with color endcap, the third pic is a Provari 2 with a chrome endcap (since discontinued).
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/provari/324734-colored-provari-vapeporn.html <-- click link
Last edited:
I personally think the LED doesn't matter I don't hardly ever see the light because I have the power button light turned off and only go into the menu system a couple times a day if that. as for portability I always carry a provari in my back pocket when I'm at work and I don't leave home without a couple in my purse
Any way about it you'll be glad you got one get the regular now a mini later
They are great you will be able to get batteries at a better price later as well.
They are great you will be able to get batteries at a better price later as well.
I have an eGo Twist, and I really like it. Problem for me is that I can't hardly see the faint
voltage lines on the end cap. So...I have to keep looking for me fargin' readin' glasses.
Therefore...I would like a VV that has the digital readout - like the Provari.
voltage lines on the end cap. So...I have to keep looking for me fargin' readin' glasses.
Therefore...I would like a VV that has the digital readout - like the Provari.
You can't go wrong with either one. I use my Provari at home and for out and about I take my Twists. bnrk
Couldnt agree more. I use my provari at home and my ego when i go out. Get a provari and several ego batteries for backup
Definitely get the full size one and the exteneded cap. 3 18650's should allow you to rotate batteries pretty easy.
"Every few Months?"
How long do you think those Twist batteries have been on the market?
I have been using one of these since Saturday- KGO V.V. 650mAh
While I fully realize 2 days isn't really a good "test period" I would consider waiting and possibly picking up one or 2 of these. It has a nice bright easy to read LCD, it is extremely easy to change voltages, unlike the twist it has a 3 to 6 volt range, it's got a battery meter, and it's a pass though too. What more could you ask for? It's ALMOST a 25.99 Provari!!!
I've been eyeing a nice VV like the Provari for a while now. And I've seen a VMax in person recently and it made me want one.
The thing I've been wondering is, does it actually provide any different vaping experience? Lets say compared to the Ego Twist, which is what I use. Other than being able to set the voltage higher, is the vape the same experience when the two are at the same volts? I usually keep my Twist set at around 4 volts depending on the ohms, so I don't see myself needing any higher volts.
I know it has excellent build quality, durability, failsafes, etc compared to a Twist. But the actual vape is what I'm wondering about.
The thing I've been wondering is, does it actually provide any different vaping experience? Lets say compared to the Ego Twist, which is what I use. Other than being able to set the voltage higher, is the vape the same experience when the two are at the same volts? I usually keep my Twist set at around 4 volts depending on the ohms, so I don't see myself needing any higher volts.
I know it has excellent build quality, durability, failsafes, etc compared to a Twist. But the actual vape is what I'm wondering about.
That's a very good question.
I have been vaping since April so I am not as experienced as a lot of the folks posting in this forum BUT in my opinion the most important thing going is having quality liquid that you like and an well running atomizer, Cartomizer or clearomizer.
You can have the greatest battery/PV in the world but if your Cartomizer is plugged, flooded/burnt etc your vaping experience is going to be lackluster at best.
I have the provape 1. The provari is constructed similar. It's a beast that won't break. It'll pay for itself in the first few months.
It is indespensable when using a rebuildable Atty and you need to check the resistance across the coil.
If you were ever considering a Provari getting it is not a mistake. I have a couple of them and a lot of other PVs but the Provari is defiantly one of the best. I also like and use the egos and the vmax, but if a Provari is on your mind and a possibility it is the way to go.
And there are other ways to check. I own a provari and I won't accept that selling point.
I really don't get how anyone who can spend the cash for the provari compares the twist, but that's just me. The ohm check is not the reason the provari is better.
I started with an Ego-T and made the move straight to a provari mini. After a couple weeks of vaping, I knew this was something I was going to put a lot of time into and decided to straight to something I knew was high quality and would last a long time.
- Status
Similar threads
- Locked
