Where to go from my eGo

[xxxsnow32xxx]

I've had my 510 eGo for a year now and I've gotten a few friends to start vaping as well. None of us have quit analogs completely but boy have I cut down. Anyway, I'd like to step it up, what mod should I get? So far I've looked at the Chuck, the Silver Bullet, and the XHaler. I've heard of the GG and Prodigy V2's but don't know enough of any to make a strong decision.

My main concerns would be vapor production, throat hit (although I'm not going for harsh or "spicy"), and how long each hit takes (I believe that has to do with the voltage but I'm not sure). Something with a pricetag of around $100 would be best.

 

[KTaylor]

How much are you willing to spend?

 

[xxxsnow32xxx]

How much are you willing to spend?

I'd like to spend around $100. $200 might be too much at this point for me

 

[KTaylor]

Ok. I was gonna say, if you want an end all mod get a provari. They are incredible and open up all vaping possibilities. It is of course personal preference and all of the other mods you listed a top quality mods.

 

[xxxsnow32xxx]

I'll check it out, thanks KTaylor.

 

[wv2win]

The two top variable volts (Darwin & Provari) are twice as much as your budget but are great PV's. The next logical step for you and one of the best PV's on the market is the 5 volt GLV2. Very well supported on ECF and comes with a lifetime warranty. You can't go wrong with this PV and it's in your budget range:

5 volt GLV 2: Electronic Cigarettes and E-Liquid - Great Lakes Vapor

 

[antihero]

The two top variable volts (Darwin & Provari) are twice as much as your budget but are great PV's. The next logical step for you and one of the best PV's on the market is the 5 volt GLV2. Very well supported on ECF and comes with a lifetime warranty. You can't go wrong with this PV and it's in your budget range:

5 volt GLV 2: Electronic Cigarettes and E-Liquid - Great Lakes Vapor

I'm going to check this one out. Thanks. I have a newb of a question but what are cartomizers and how do they differ from atomizers?

 

[Horsemen]

Basically a cartomizer is a one piece design. Meaning the atty and cart are one piece. The standard cartridge is a two piece device, the atomizer and the cartridge are separate pieces. Cartomizer's are designed to be used one time and thrown away. But the upside is they can be refilled numerous times, that along with a low price make them very cost effective

 

[ksmith]

When I was ready to move up from the Ego, I chose the Provari. I know that cost is a major consideration, but having the ability to find your sweet spot with a variable voltage mod made it worth every cent! There are other VV mods out there as well, and some that are cheaper, so keep doing your research and I'm sure you will find something that fits both your needs and your pocketbook.

 

[markfm]

For a lower price point vv, but excellent performer, check out the notcigs buzz pro. Their infinity pro should be out in another handful of weeks, at about $40 less.

 

[Icoth]

You don't mention what you're using with your ego, cartos, attys or their resistance. The cheapest route would be to try some lower resistance equipment or a 5 volt pass through if you haven't already. I'm a vv fan, but there are lots of experienced, knowledgeable vapors that prefer fixed voltage devices and get more power by buying low resistance. When you're pricing mods, remember you'll have to add in at least 2 sets of batteries and a charger, making that $100 budget even more limiting.

 

[antihero]

I don't think I'm ready to take the plunge into VV e-cigs quite yet. Sweet spot aside, my pockets are tight enough trying to stay under a $200 total.
My eGo was using standard resistance (2.8ohm) 510 atomizers. I've tried low resistance and liked them but never made the switch.
Been looking at reviews for the GLV2 and everyone's making it sound so sweet. I'd like to see what's the difference between vaping a 3.7V and 5V

 

[tj99959]

While you are looking at the provari, you should also look at this one.
A PBusardo Review - The Buzz Pro VV Mod from NotCigs - YouTube

Much easier to use.

 

[antihero]

While you are looking at the provari, you should also look at this one.
A PBusardo Review - The Buzz Pro VV Mod from NotCigs - YouTube

Much easier to use.

Thanks I will check it out but I'm not looking at the ProVari, I'd like something a bit simpler and less pricey.

 

[tj99959]

You might want to look at altsmoke.com then
They make the Silver Bullet, the Alpha, and the Omega. All three are rock solid 3.7v mods.

 

[tiputus]

Go for darwin

 

[mv2envy]

is the buzz pro really all its cracked out to be?

 

[eastman]

I wpuld suggest the glv2 5v regulated for you pricepoint. Or if you want 3.7 (which would hit slightly harder than ur ego) a 3.7 glv 2 or glv2 supemini Great mods. Buzz pro would be nice if you want Vv.

 

[reprisal]

Notcigs (makers of the buzz pro) are releasing the infinity pro soon, estimated date is September 5. Should be a $99 price point and its VV. Its slimmer than the buzz pro and uses two 650 mah batteries. They have it up for preorder on their website, so you can see it there.

 

[mafig]

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