What to get? Under $75

[Aaron1100us]

I've had a Vamo V3 for the past three months. Works great and use it every day. I also have two egos but want another VV mod that is a little more durable than the Vamo.

The + button on the vamo works but is stuck in, you can't feel it click. So if you barely touch it, it jumps the voltage up.

I'd like to spend $50-75 on a durable VV mod that can take 18650's and 18340's. Any suggestions? Thanks.



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[DigitalVI]

Sorry I cant help with your request. But if I had an extra $75 right now:

MVP V2 $40 101vape
Protank 2 $20
30Ml Juice $15

Gets me VV and VW, 2600 batt, USB charge and pass through.

But thats me and not you.

 

[Aaron1100us]

How about he Innokin SVD?

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[piggy]

Had the Vamo v2 for six months and then had the same issue with both the + & - buttons working but not clicking, so I got the innokin SVD. It feels more solid than the Vamo, and the small buttons seem more durable. It's a bit bigger though, and mine has some minor issues when battery voltage drops below 3.6v (it won't vape well on resistances below 1.7ohm)

 

[queevil]

I second the mvp2. It works like a champ and the battery life is amazing. I only need to charge it every other day.

 

[Racehorse]

MVP2 or the Sigelei Zmax, the latter I reallly loved. I do not have an MPV2 but everyone else seems to love them.\\

Here is sigelei zmax V3 in my hand *female*: takes 18350s, 18490s, and 18650s, has both Ego and 510 connector, is telescoping, etc.
It's got one button 8 menu system (similar to provari in this way with the one button) and you can turn it off.

Otherwise, save your $$ for a provari or a REO, that is my "default" advice.

 

[Racehorse]

^^^^ photo shows it in smallest 18350 mode.

 

[Aaron1100us]

zmax looks nice

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[DaveP]

I second the SS Segelei Zmax. It's built like a tank and vapes well. Like the Provari, the fire button switch can be flaky at times and bounce when you press it. I find that a flat press instead of pressure on one end more than the other makes it fire more reliably. I bought it for a backup and found it to be a main vape. It's 3/4" longer than the Provari when extended out to 18650 mode. It's threaded to allow it to unscrew and accept most button type or flat top batteries and works in VV and VW mode.

It's definitely something you should consider. I paid $74.99 for mine in a brick an mortar store, but others have bought it for much less.

 

[LeeW]

I second the SS Segelei Zmax. It's built like a tank and vapes well. Like the Provari, the fire button switch can be flaky at times and bounce when you press it. I find that a flat press instead of pressure on one end more than the other makes it fire more reliably. I bought it for a backup and found it to be a main vape. It's 3/4" longer than the Provari when extended out to 18650 mode. It's threaded to allow it to unscrew and accept most button type or flat top batteries and works in VV and VW mode.

It's definitely something you should consider. I paid $74.99 for mine in a brick an mortar store, but others have bought it for much less.

like ok you get a provari from provape......where do you get the REAL zmax?

 

[Ronald3638]

I have a Vamo, SID and SVD. The SVD and SID are good alternatives to the Vamo. the SVD is a little more versatile with its telescoping tube but you can get short tubes for the SID.

 

[pcrdude]

I apologize in advance, cuz this probably won't help....

I have an eVic, an MVP v1.5, and a VTR. I love them all, and each has strengths and weaknesses.

Go with what moves you.

 

[Vash]

MVP2 or the Sigelei Zmax, the latter I reallly loved. I do not have an MPV2 but everyone else seems to love them.\\

Here is sigelei zmax V3 in my hand *female*: takes 18350s, 18490s, and 18650s, has both Ego and 510 connector, is telescoping, etc.
It's got one button 8 menu system (similar to provari in this way with the one button) and you can turn it off.

Otherwise, save your $$ for a provari or a REO, that is my "default" advice.

Love your default advice!

 

[Zwilks14]

Ill sell you my evic, as i just bought my first mech mod. Its only a month old and i have barley used it. Still have the box and everything it came with

 

[Aaron1100us]

how much?

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[JeremyR]

Well I just ordered a sigelei zmax v3 telecopic. After a couple months of keeping up on vv mods for under 60.00. The 510 threads are stainless steel... This is a Huge benefit! The threads should out live the mod for sure. I stripped 2 plated brass 510 mods in 3 months with a stainless rba. It can be found for 45-60

 

[Zwilks14]

Im going to send you a pm, i didnt know i couldnt post this in a open hread

 

[Criticalmass]

I've had a Vamo V3 for the past three months. Works great and use it every day. I also have two egos but want another VV mod that is a little more durable than the Vamo.

The + button on the vamo works but is stuck in, you can't feel it click. So if you barely touch it, it jumps the voltage up.

I'd like to spend $50-75 on a durable VV mod that can take 18650's and 18340's. Any suggestions? Thanks.



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