without price being a concern...
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better in terms of power output... Yes. the provari puts out 14.5 watts max. http://www.provape.com/v/images/ProVariV1vsV2.pdf
Gi2 100 WATT MOD By GRAND INNOVATIONS
The ZNA Mod 30 watts
Gi2 100 WATT MOD By GRAND INNOVATIONS
The ZNA Mod 30 watts
the Provari is a very well made product. that comes with a 1 year warranty.
its a tried and true mod for someone who is looking to get a VV mod that will last a long time.
its a tried and true mod for someone who is looking to get a VV mod that will last a long time.
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot? Why not just make a topper out of a light bulb and vape a lamp?
vape a lamp?
an average wall socket puts out 110 volts at 20 amps. Volts x Amps = watts
so 110 x 20 = 2016 watts... hope that helps put things in perspective.
What is the best, depends on your goals and mindset. The dna seems to be geared to be a vw mod that can do what the vast majority has to go mech to achieve... The provari appears to be essentially indestrictable, at the expense of the user interface...mech mods appear to be pretty indestructable and pretty user configurable, but require a big learning curve and are prob a bit time consuming. Oh, and reo's seem to be pretty cool, too. The ability to drip much more conveniently does seem to be quite the perk.
What I would want?
I don't think it exists. I would like to see a reo with the dna30 in it. Probably won't happen, though.
What I would want?
I don't think it exists. I would like to see a reo with the dna30 in it. Probably won't happen, though.
The top 3 answers to this questions always are ProVari, Reo (bottomfeeder boxmod), and DNA30 (mostly box mods). Then you will get answers from people with other devices, saying there's is the best and oh so much cheaper. But really, it is dependent on what you are looking for in a mod.
ETA: My choice is ProVari. I tried, but don't like, bottomfeeders, and I just won't use the power available from DNA devices.
ETA: My choice is ProVari. I tried, but don't like, bottomfeeders, and I just won't use the power available from DNA devices.
If you want something not everybody have, and mony is no concern you can check out this ones:
https://vape-manufacture.com/en/products
Or if you have $ 3000 to spare
Otto Carter Engraved Brass Steampunk Mod - Otto Carter
https://vape-manufacture.com/en/products
Or if you have $ 3000 to spare
Otto Carter Engraved Brass Steampunk Mod - Otto Carter
I'd have to say you'll end up sacrificing something in any mod available today.
Whether it be durability, price, warranty, weight, looks, availability, ease of use, ability to use different toppers, ability to change top configuration and battery size tubes, on and on. And at what price to receive or not those factors.
Whether it be durability, price, warranty, weight, looks, availability, ease of use, ability to use different toppers, ability to change top configuration and battery size tubes, on and on. And at what price to receive or not those factors.
tube style VW: Wizard Evolved by Mark Bugs
VV: Provari
mech: Copper Black Stingray
VV: Provari
mech: Copper Black Stingray
I haven't seen anything I like better than what I use. If money was no object I would have one custom made to suit what I've found missing in others.
I have 2 of my 3 suggestions. I have a VaporShark DNA30, which suits my needs perfectly. I just posted the Wizard Evolved since I think it is a work of art and the OP doesn't like box type mods.
So... like you, I have what works best for me.
You are leaving resistance out of the equation. If you use the resistance of a 100 watt light bulb, then you will be vaping at.... 100 watts.
Probably a REO;
because it's a semiautomatic dripper.
But if you mean just a battery tube, then in the US the Provari has that reputation;
because it's a semiautomatic dripper.
But if you mean just a battery tube, then in the US the Provari has that reputation;
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