This is just MY opinion and I've spent $$ on quite a few different options. I think you get what you pay for here. I'd spend the $$ again in a heartbeat.
I spent most of my lifetime giving away 25% of my net income. I have given away a couple of K out here in fact.
I prefer things that have a chance of lasting a lifetime. I still use things given to me in the 60's.
This is just MY opinion and I've spent $$ on quite a few different options. I think you get what you pay for here. I'd spend the $$ again in a heartbeat.
I think the provari is great. I used a loaner for a week. What's given me a bad taste is the attitude that goes along with it. When I started vaping a year ago I didn't want to spend tons of money. I would say things like " I have $75 to spend should I get this or that?" The answer I received the most was.......you guessed it, a Provari. I even see people asking what eGo they should buy and they get the same answer I did, a provari. That is so freaking annoying. It's like provari owner(some) don't listen to what you want but tell you what they think you need. I've known people like that I'm my life. I no longer associate with any of them.
Best I can tell the primary difference between a Provari and some other PV's is "quality of the materials", "great support", "great warranty", and things like that. I see nothing that directly relates to the vaping experience. That is unless you are using some cheap device with some sort of "rattlesnake" problem. From what I understand the iTaste SVD and even some newer Vamo's are using newer chips that do not have this problem. So what does a Provari bring to the actual vaping experience that those don't? How exactly would my vaping experience be improved for $200? I am asking because I really would like to know.
With all due respect I can leave my house with my MVP2 and a topper and pretty much guarantee it will work too...And I don't have to bring a backup battery...![]()
You may want to do a quick search about MVP issues- power buttons falling off, no longer holding a charge...
Oh, no! Your MVP has issues. You send it back and get another one, OR, if it's past warranty, you buy another one (and a backup just in case) and are still a good $80 under the cost of a Provari and batteries.
For every person that has issues with their MVP there are 50 that don't.
So entertaining for me as a noob but like a repeat now, like a bad one, like the "western" Star Trek episode.
I finally got a mini and I love it. I chose it over REO. Why do people hate them so much? I've only had mine a week but I love it so far.
Reread your own posts