Vaprlife Turbo 5 volt amazing little vaping beast

[lasttango]

Been vaping and a member of ECF for 2 years... so I got myself a present.

I have had many mods over the past two years... many have been terrific...

I loved my Prodigy and my ePipes the most...

My favorite unit is my Vaprlife 5v passthrough... problem is... I need to be near an outlet ;-)

So I checked out the site to see if they had something comparable that I could stick in my pocket etc...

I settled on the Turbo... 5 Volt FV... they make a VV... but I am really not a fan of VV... I like 3.7 with an LR or 5V with a 2.2-2.5 atty.

Here's what I love about this Turbo:

1- Solid construction. Beautiful design + Fit and Finish.
2- So lightweight - aluminum
3- Button is small and stiff... like a micro-ball bearing... I have medium-big hands...
4- the 5 V kicks out power consistently for a relatively long time for a chain vaper like me...

There really isn't anything I don't like...

It uses 15270 batteries... two of them... these are little monsters.

Vaprlife has been around a long time... a the technician/engineer that builds these units knows what he's doing...

One if its better features is pulse width modulation circuitry - I am not electrician... but this is supposed to make batteries last longer and power be consistent...

anyway, check out the site and videos... it's a great mod under $100 - I am considering another one of their mods... I like them that much.

http://www.vaprlife.com/5-Volt-E-cigs_c_9.html

 

[lasttango]

...and I got myself the Diamante --- now I have three mods from Vaprlife - thought I'd give vv one more try...

friends, these are really great mods...

I'd like to hear some feedback from folks who have owned a Vaprlife Mod for a significant amount of time...

 

[lasttango]

Had both the turbo and diamante for a few months... so the initial wow factor time period has elapsed...

I still really enjoy these units... they have both held up nicely...

No problems to report... though sometimes the diamante is fussy about the batteries... sometimes I have to take the batts out and rearrange them and they work fine...

I am glad I got the diamante because I have so many 1.5-1.7 lr atties that I couldn't use on my fixed 5v...

I am using my turbo more... so much that I am even considering another... a back up turbo...

I get about 3.5 to 4 hours of very heavy solid vaping on my turbo... probably 12 hours for a moderate vaper.

The Diamante does better as long as I keep it under 5V...

Both units are terrific and should not be overlooked...

I am currently looking at nothing else... (except another reo grande) so I guess that means I am happy.

 

[jkoppk]

I had 2 of their Joker A/V units,a black 801 and a blue 510 and never had any issues with them.I sold them to friends to try different mods and they are still going strong.

 

[ObsceneJesster]

How are the Turbo and Pearl threaded? 808 or 510?

 

[jkoppk]

How are the Turbo and Pearl threaded? 808 or 510?

You can pick 801 or 510 threading when you order it.

 

[Verdant]

Do you know where the diamante is made?

 

[lasttango]

Jeso builds the Diamante... Vaprlife...

Great unit... a little long for some folks... but still a great mod... Mine has been going strong...
I have had thoughts of parting with it to get another Turbo or Pearl... because I rarely use the VV... but it's too pretty of a unit to part with that the moment... though I might be persuaded to trade at some point... for a turbo or pearl.

The other thing to be aware of is that it takes (2) 16340's... but they must be the 34mm / not the 36mm 16340's...
The 34mm's are a little harder to find... but they are a good number of places to get them... but be aware in case you think you are going to use your existing stash of 36mm 16340's...