Where can I get a .... Variable Voltage with L.E.D.?

[dlp0672]

I am looking to start vaping again after falling off the wagon. I feel new to the game again. I am looking at a variable voltage pv with display. I am really leaning towards LAVATUBE V2: LAMBO -- Variable Voltage Vaporizer (Chrome). I am just unsure of the vendor and quality of the item. More so the vendor than anything else. I can find very little feedback here on them. Any advice is appreciated.

 

[Pentarth]

It seriously depends on how much you're willing to spend. I started with the Lavatube and got 11 friends and family to get them as well since they really work well. The durability is the issue though. Provari V2 is tried and true, time tested and durable as hell with 1 year full warrenty and you can still get them fixed or upgraded anytime after that. My lavatube broke Thanksgiving morning. trigger button failure. granted Volcano was very courteous and helpful, sending me a return shipping label and instructions. The Lavatube 2 is due out any time now, and I've been assured that is much more ruggedly built without the plastic end cap that gave so many people problems and a new trigger button design, much thicker aluminum body etc. That being said Provari is the best if you can afford it. Lavatube 2.0 would be the ONLY other option I would choose if I couldn't afford a Provari.
Furthermore they both have LED displays giving you all the information any normal user could ever need... i.e. battery life remaining, voltage, etc.
Provari even will read the resistance of your atomizer/cartomizer and tell you the rating, ie 3.0 ohms etc. Helpful if you're like me and toss all my cartos in a box till i need one and then forget oh is this one 2.8 or 3.0?

 

[dlp0672]

Thanks for the informative and detailed reply. The provari was actually my first choice, but the price is more than I am ready to commit to at this point of the game. I think I will look further into the lavatube. Even if the durability is sub par, I may be ready to make the provari jump when it dies on me.

 

[Sinister Dexter]

I have an L-Rider Robust and it's nice. It has all the same features as my Provari but it's smaller and much lighter. Also I like the interface better, the single-button Provari menu drives me up the wall.

The main downsides to the Robust are a 2.0 amp limit, and poor battery life. The amp limit doesn't bother me since 2.0 amps is plenty for my cartos, more than that and I would risk burning them. The battery life is just the compromise you have to make to get a more portable device. One battery gets me through 2 mL of juice, or about 8 hours.

I use the Provari at home and the Robust is my out and about device.

 

[JCJohn23]

Are you looking for a screen with LCD or LED? because if you prefer the LED there is a zmax from sigelei that some companies are selling. It has the OLED screen which is pretty easy to read. Its a variable voltage and variable wattage.

 

[dlp0672]

I actually did end up going with the zmax. After getting comfortable with how to navigate all the menus, I really like it. Thanks for the help guys.