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Funny. I used to be an IBM keyboard "snob". lol. Wanted that "proper click".
I guess I'm just part of the unwashed masses that have no idea what a Provari button is like. Oh well.
I build my box mods deliberately WITHOUT a clicky button. Threw the one that came with the kit out. I get the smooth ones with a lot of spring tension. I can even set the mod down on the button with a metal tank full of juice and it won't fire.
Nice thread OP.
I guess I'm just part of the unwashed masses that have no idea what a Provari button is like. Oh well.
I build my box mods deliberately WITHOUT a clicky button. Threw the one that came with the kit out. I get the smooth ones with a lot of spring tension. I can even set the mod down on the button with a metal tank full of juice and it won't fire.
Nice thread OP.
I think I just like pushing buttons period. It's icing on the cake if they click!
I hate clicking it gets me yelled at. My fiance hates it when i am sitting next to her and we are watching a movie and she keeps hearing click 5 seconds later another click, then another CLICK then she either elbows me in the ribs or trys to slap it out of my hands. So to my clicky equals pain. 
I have seen the new LavaTube 2.0...it's not out yet but the button looks large and clicky! It looks very nice a durable. I want one.
It seems that a nice clicky button on a PV gives feedback that is enjoyable. Many of us like our big clicky buttons and I wonder why?
If a Provari for example, updated their device, would a bigger clicky bottom be appreciated? Love to hear your thoughts!
Strange that I just saw this, I just wrote to ProVari asking them about future products having a click button. I sold my V2 because I couldn't deal with the silent button, other than that it was a flawless device!
I think the problem is that a clicky switch is generally only rated for about 100,000 throws, while the microswitches like what are used in the Provari are usually rated for about 5,000,000 throws. That kind of a rating is important for a button that will be clicked several times a day every day.
Operant conditioning. We get positive reinforcement from the push of the button, we feel and hear the click which is conditioned stimulus for our sweet, sweet vapor in a classical conditioning process.
If how ever, you say have a fiance who elbows you in the ribs, you have added positive punishment into the situation.
If how ever, you say have a fiance who elbows you in the ribs, you have added positive punishment into the situation.
I prefer the silent button. I'm that guy that gets annoyed by all the noisy and clicky things around him 
The only feedback I personally need is the inability to push that button even further in I also turned off that button light on a Provari.
The only feedback I personally need is the inability to push that button even further in
I also turned off that button light on a Provari.
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