I'm probably gonna get quite a few answers to this one but....what is the best vv pv money can buy?
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Definitely the Provari. Worth every penny imo
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As long as it's variable and holds the voltage through the battery cycle that's what really matters to me. I've got variables from my diy box mods to the Provari and like them all for different reasons.
Most people would Probably say the Provari or Darwin due to the features. It is nice being able to check atty ohms without dragging out the multimeter.
Most people would Probably say the Provari or Darwin due to the features. It is nice being able to check atty ohms without dragging out the multimeter.
The best one is the one that lets you stop smoking!
You probably don't really need the best that money can buy. Once we stop smoking, they are all cheap...
You probably don't really need the best that money can buy. Once we stop smoking, they are all cheap...
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If you want the best for the money... the madvapes vv box mod is only $35 and gives as good a vape as the provari. I have both so I know. I love them both for the same and different reasons. 
It all depends on the features you need. Some are so different from one another that you might need to break it down in to categories. Features go well beyond just the form factor of box or tube. Catch cup - juice well - connector type - connector quality - ego friendly connector - raised connector - sunken connector - feeder - non feeder - mechanical feed - pump feed - top feed - bottom feed - VV - VW - build material - size - weight - etc etc etc etc. Without knowing what features are important to you, answering the question "what pv is the best?" is not really possible.
I really think that concentrating on a single feature (in your case, you asked what is the best VV device) can be a mistake. There are lots of different kinds of VV devices and a plethora of different features to think about.
Personally, I've come to the conclusion that I'm unlikely to buy anything that isn't a feeder from now on. The feature "feeder" and the feature "high quality 510 connector" are the two things I look for first now. After that, I start considering feed type, build material, price, and voltage regulation (pretty much in that order). There are quite a few high end feeders. The two I decided to own are the VVPV and the REO VV Woodville. I am also likely to get a REO VV Grand in a couple of weeks when they come out.
I really think that concentrating on a single feature (in your case, you asked what is the best VV device) can be a mistake. There are lots of different kinds of VV devices and a plethora of different features to think about.
Personally, I've come to the conclusion that I'm unlikely to buy anything that isn't a feeder from now on. The feature "feeder" and the feature "high quality 510 connector" are the two things I look for first now. After that, I start considering feed type, build material, price, and voltage regulation (pretty much in that order). There are quite a few high end feeders. The two I decided to own are the VVPV and the REO VV Woodville. I am also likely to get a REO VV Grand in a couple of weeks when they come out.
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The SweetVape or VVBF Grip would be at the top of my list. Here are some of the Grips:
Here is his thread:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...orum/293759-get-grip-vape-sweetvapes-com.html
Here is his thread:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...orum/293759-get-grip-vape-sweetvapes-com.html
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Dear God man!!! Are those all yours? If so, that is quite the impressive load of fine woods.
edited: My bad, just followed the link...BTW, that is a sweet lil Colt in your avatar.
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