Hi I have the Vision Spinner 2 battery, probably the best battery before you get into APV; I am wanting a APV because I'm a huge ex smoker (only for a year and 10 months but I craved tobacco badly) my tank is a aspire nautilus. I'm wanting a APV that'd work great with my beautiful tank. Please help me choose my APV it'll be a tremendous help; I have looked at the Mvaris but I want more suggestions, thank you.
Vision Spinner 2 to a APV
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While the Pthingy is certainly a tube and an option, we still don't know your budget range... ??
Do you have any desire to rebuild your own coils? If so get a 30w+ mod.
Box mods are great because regulated tube mods are REALLY tall. Also most tube mods don't have onboard charging, which means you have to buy extra batteries and an external charger ($20 for good charger 10-15 for a good batteries.. Don't cheap out on these two items...) I think the evic has onboard charging.. Someone correct me if I'm wrong please.
I wasn't a fan of box mods at first, now I prefer them as they are more pocket friendly and don't fall over and roll off the table.
Try the bvc coils in your nautilus if you haven't already!
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Box mods are great because regulated tube mods are REALLY tall. Also most tube mods don't have onboard charging, which means you have to buy extra batteries and an external charger ($20 for good charger 10-15 for a good batteries.. Don't cheap out on these two items...) I think the evic has onboard charging.. Someone correct me if I'm wrong please.
I wasn't a fan of box mods at first, now I prefer them as they are more pocket friendly and don't fall over and roll off the table.
Try the bvc coils in your nautilus if you haven't already!
My :2cents:
I like my cloupor Hana clone. Upgraded from SiD. You can find it cheaper, but it's 80 from elev8vapor.com and you need to buy a battery for it. Get a good quality battery from a reputable source, that will run $10-15.
Lots of people seem to like the iPV mods, but can't speak to it as I don't have one.
My SiD maxed out at 15w, which was more than enough for Clearomizers. But with an 18650 the thing was giant! They have 18350 tubes for it, but I'd go through 3 of those the way I vape. I sold it to my brother in law, he's thinking about getting the '350 tube as an '650 lasts him 3 days. The SiD runs around $40, but you have to buy batteries and a charger (don't cheap out on batteries or charger...)
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Lots of people seem to like the iPV mods, but can't speak to it as I don't have one.
My SiD maxed out at 15w, which was more than enough for Clearomizers. But with an 18650 the thing was giant! They have 18350 tubes for it, but I'd go through 3 of those the way I vape. I sold it to my brother in law, he's thinking about getting the '350 tube as an '650 lasts him 3 days. The SiD runs around $40, but you have to buy batteries and a charger (don't cheap out on batteries or charger...)
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If you're comfortable with a box, then the MVP2 is a low end but very good unit. Great battery life, at 2600 mAh. But not replaceable. VV, VW, ohm check, etc.
Or the high power boxes - but make sure they'll go as low as you want in power output.
Tubes like the Vamo, SID, Tesla, SVD and such are all in the "low" end range. Provari and Semovar at the other. All of those - and the mods like the Hana - also require at least two batteries and a charger for them, upping the total cost, but likely worth it in the long run. The tubes tend to run about 1 - 1/2 inch longer than a 1300 Spinner, and are bigger around. Of course the chosen topper and drip tips will add length to either.
Or the high power boxes - but make sure they'll go as low as you want in power output.
Tubes like the Vamo, SID, Tesla, SVD and such are all in the "low" end range. Provari and Semovar at the other. All of those - and the mods like the Hana - also require at least two batteries and a charger for them, upping the total cost, but likely worth it in the long run. The tubes tend to run about 1 - 1/2 inch longer than a 1300 Spinner, and are bigger around. Of course the chosen topper and drip tips will add length to either.
I don't think you need multiple batteries with the Hana. I just use one and use the vape while charging feature if it starts to get low... IPV recommends against vape while charging... FYI
MVP is good for clearos, but larger than the Hana, and I hate how the 510 isn't recessed... That said, it's a solid performer for most Clearomizers and most people love them!
You need multiple batteries with anything. Even Spinners. They fail. Usually at the worst possible time. (Murphy was an optimist.)
If you're vaping, you need backups to your backups. Your one and only device will fail in the middle of the night, when even the highest markup B&M is closed...
If you're vaping, you need backups to your backups. Your one and only device will fail in the middle of the night, when even the highest markup B&M is closed...
pssstt... ProVari
I've looked at ProVaris before and I'm gunna go ahead and buy one. My price range is overblown a lil more then anticipated but its a great APV and I'm wanting it;
ProVari 2.5
1 extra battery
charger
car charger
black tank ring
Zombie mod wrap
Aspire coils
Total is 290$; when I think about it in the long run, it'll be worth it.
And to the other APV you guys have posted just not really my type, I've always liked the pen mods, just my preference.
Alright thanks guys for the help and ideas.
ProVari is a lovely battery, but I want something stronger then my vision spinner 2 the only thing I'm a little skeptical about is the ProVari doesn't put out 1,600 mAh its less that that actually
Another thing I know you can upgrade its battery, what's the best battery I can get with it?
Honestly....haven't tried the Provari, but I like my Itaste SVD. Genuine from Fasttech, 60someodd bucks with two clearos. Runs on 18650 batts. A bit heavy, but I don't mind the weight. It fell off the roof yesterday while I was reshingling, didn't hurt it one bit. Have had it for 9 months now. I'm happy with it. That's my recomendation.
It's 2000mAh if you put an 18650 in it.
Also, mAh deals with how long the battery will run on a charge, not how strong it is.
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Yeah misconception I had there, but I'm wanting a long lasting battery, its got a 2,000 mAh battery.
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