Maybe we should all just be grateful that we live in a world where, if you like 3 buttons you can have 3 buttons, and if you like 1 button you can have 1 button...........NAH.
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What's so great about Provaris?
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The Provari's waveform is pretty and straight too. It's not the DNA chip that is in question being durable (aside from the reverse battery issue), it's the mod body itself which is questionable and suspect. I've seen the reviews and the lack of workmanship on many of the box mods. I've held and used some of them at my local vape shop. Nowhere near the heft and workmanship quality of a Provari.
Provari's have stood the test of time for years, taking a licking and a bath and still keep on ticking. Let's see how long a DNA's body lasts over the long term.
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So what part of CHILL was not understood?
Seriously, if you all keep it up....the thread will be closed.
I've been dying to use this emoticon.....
Did I get reported for my cheese joke [emoji12]So what part of CHILL was not understood?
Seriously, if you all keep it up....the thread will be closed.
I've been dying to use this emoticon.....
DNAs are fine chips I recommend them all the time. Reverse battery is kind of an oversight but even so Brandon knows his electronics. But as good as they are (or can be in this case) they require good execution when it comes to the housing. Like I said in my previous post quality is all over the place, with a Provari you know what you're getting, and if it isn't what you expected, they'll fix it.
I think my seven-30 26650 (SX300) with stainless steel body will last as long as any Provari body! I guess all I'm saying is that Provari is very durable (obviously) but there are certainly other options out there that won't leave you with a flimsy mod.
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Semovar. As accurate and BETTER built.I challenge anyone...
If you know of a device that is as accurate and well built as the ProVari... Post it in this thread.
I dare you...
I think the one thing that ProVari has over all these new APVs is a track record. Provape has been around for a long time and has proven that they support their customers. All these new companies that have been around for less than a year, may or may not be around for the long hall. While that's not everything, it is one of the reasons that some people are loyal to Provape.
Agree you have to chose wisely on a DNA 30, but there are a few good choices. As far as the electronics at Evolv I think John didn't feel it was necessary until hindsight, and I bet he puts it in their next version. Still all things considered it was very cutting edge and changed a lot of people's vaping.
I have no doubt that it is. However, it is made and serviced in Europe, right? If you live in the states, you have the same issues of getting one serviced as Europeans do with a Provari.
My semovar was returned for repair 3 times, longest it functioned correctly was 9 days.
Couldn't take drops, vibration, moisture or being stepped on by a cow.
Couldn't take drops, vibration, moisture or being stepped on by a cow.
Still back to the which device. I do believe there are a few out there. I have no doubt that Provari is reliable and will continue to be.
And you don't scroll one click past where you needed.
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I don't dare click on it, but is that the guy who obsesses about the light blink when he puts a battery in it over and over for a good 4 minutes?
Blink.
No blink.
Blink.
No blink.
Blink....
Pfft. That's not acceptable. Did you try leaving it in a bale of hay over winter?
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