Except it was $80 for each V2 Lavatube so that is a total of $240, a Provari is only $180 and it just works. Every time. Without fail. That is important to me. Maybe not you.
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Except it was $80 for each V2 Lavatube so that is a total of $240, a Provari is only $180 and it just works. Every time. Without fail. That is important to me. Maybe not you.
Ah ok, I get it. This will be my last reply to you, you obviously just want to flame. Carry on and flame away.
See that's the thing that is subjective, the first thing I noticed after getting my provari was how much smoother the vape was. Some people say they can't tell the difference.
I should leave this alone (Please don't call me a shrew again Dusty, i can haz sniffle?)
Setting aside that the Reo is a bottom-feeder (which wasn't mentioned), what makes it the "best box mod for the money" in your opinion?
Who is "they?" and how do you know "they" don't know how to use something?
I can mod a cartridge with Fluval and a teabag, as well as make micro-coils. I also have all sorts of mods. I am presently vaping a ProVari/KFL+ in rotation with a Reo/RM2. Do you consider me a "they?"
These threads crack me up. The question, almost 60 pages ago, was ultimately, "is a ProVari worth what they sell for". Yet among the barrage of facts about what you are getting for the price, it turns into a "my mod is better than your mod" debate, comparing apples to oranges. If I asked "Is it worth the extra money for me to buy a Ram pickup?", it really does not help me to know how many smart cars you could buy for the price....or how many bicycles....
End of the day, they are all tools, some better quality than others, some for different jobs than others. To some people, it is all about cost. To others, they would gladly pay DOUBLE the cost because they can't afford the downtime if something goes wrong. For some, it's about bells, whistles and the little thing that goes "Ping"... For others it's about style and bling. Some of us vape to quit smoking. For others it's about the flavors and relaxation, while others want to chase clouds.
Ultimately, though, for us to waste our time fighting over crap like this, when there are national, state, regional, and local governments trying to take vaping from us (or find their way to get their hands in the revenues) is absurd.
Peace, out, and carry on...make love, not war and all of that other hippy-drippy, tree hugging, granola eating, kumbaya singing stuff </RANT>
End of the day, they are all tools, some better quality than others, some for different jobs than others. To some people, it is all about cost. To others, they would gladly pay DOUBLE the cost because they can't afford the downtime if something goes wrong. For some, it's about bells, whistles and the little thing that goes "Ping"... For others it's about style and bling. Some of us vape to quit smoking. For others it's about the flavors and relaxation, while others want to chase clouds.
Ultimately, though, for us to waste our time fighting over crap like this, when there are national, state, regional, and local governments trying to take vaping from us (or find their way to get their hands in the revenues) is absurd.
Peace, out, and carry on...make love, not war and all of that other hippy-drippy, tree hugging, granola eating, kumbaya singing stuff </RANT>
This may be a true statement but why on earth would someone buy a 2 years old mod for only $20 less than a new one?
Of course they are different. Voltage measures the pressure, or FORCE, of electricity; Wattage is a measure of the amount of use, or WORK, that can be produced. It is dependent on voltage, resistance and amperage.
There is no such thing as "variable wattage" in electronics, it is a slang term for a type of variable power device. One cannot vary the outcome, one can only vary the elements that produce the outcome.
It's the Law
Warnings to new vapers:
1) More math is required to use a mechanical device than a variable voltage device.
2) This type of debate thread is posted weekly. No one gives a flying fruit bat what device(s) you choose to use. There is no "best" of anything, except what makes you happy.
ETA: Sorry for repeating Ohm's Law, I read the thread further and saw it was covered. Still, I got to post my groovy wheel.
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Since you mentioned spelling: "a lot" is two words and "thats" should have an apostrophe.
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This may be a true statement but why on earth would someone buy a 2 years old mod for only $20 less than a new one?
Maybe because they want to save 20 bucks and they realize the used one will last just as long as a new one.
Maybe but they can't know that it will last as long as a new one and for $20 more they get the warranty.
To each their own but doesn't make sense to me.
This may be a true statement but why on earth would someone buy a 2 years old mod for only $20 less than a new one?
For the same reason someone will buy a 2 year old Honda Civic for $4000 less than a new one - to save 8% on something that they know will last pretty much as long as a new one!
I personally do, but see no need for it...showers are overrated. Showers can't do anything more than a monthly jump in the creek, and daily application of patchouli oil can do!
So a Honda Civic runs $50k now? Yikes!
Even if it was I don't know anyone that would buy a $50k 2 year old car and only save $4k on the deal.
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