Provari... and... Darwin

[Perpetua]

www.provape.com/category-s/36.htm

Just wondered what everyone thinks to a variable voltage device, useful or just a gimmick?




(Title edited by Scylla to add on Darwin.)

[ken]

Nov 30, 2010 20:39:27 GMT Perpetua said:

www.provape.com/category-s/36.htm

Just wondered what everyone thinks to a variable voltage device, useful or just a gimmick?

Dunno really Perpy.

I think its a bit pricey and probably would not give me any more satisfaction than my humble Tornado.

I am either not very adventurous or easy pleased I think.

[Scylla]

I should imagine the ProVari will be popular at launch with "financially secure" vapers and it looks like a great idea, it's so nice to see manufacturers trying - and it's got a one-year warranty

I'm not going to put it in my faves, just in case I weaken.

How did you find it, Perpy?

scylla

[Perpetua]

Nov 30, 2010 21:27:41 GMT Scylla said:

How did you find it, Perpy?

scylla

I love nothing better than a rummage Scylla.

What puts me off it is that red button thing, but I do seem to have a button obsession.

[Scylla]

Nov 30, 2010 21:32:17 GMT Perpetua said:

I love nothing better than a rummage Scylla.

I don't know about that: "being of service" seems to come pretty high up

What puts me off it is that red button thing, but I do seem to have a button obsession.

As you will have seen, I'm pretty difficult to please where buttons are concerned.

scylla

[Perpetua]

Thank you Scylla.

They are sooooooooooooo important these buttons!

[Lilac]

Nice, but pricey indeed.....i'm not sure i'd be keen on the button either...

The Mako's have a years warranty as well, Scylla

[Chrissie]

Looked at this a while ago & I may be wrong but just feel it is too complicated with too many features. Just hope that one year warranty is valid.

[Scylla]

Rather a contrast to the dear old SD I wouldn't want anything other than my SD if only the batteries had not been poor quality, what with them coming from China.

Talking of buttons, the thick one on the end of the SD is very user-friendly, IMO, once you get used to it.

scylla

[profbeard]

Dec 1, 2010 0:09:59 GMT Scylla said:

Rather a contrast to the dear old SD I wouldn't want anything other than my SD if only the batteries had not been poor quality, what with them coming from China.

Talking of buttons, the thick one on the end of the SD is very user-friendly, IMO, once you get used to it.

scylla

I agree Scylla - simple is best:

ukvapers.com/blog/9/entry-17-is-simple-best-or-am-i-an-old-git/

[ian]

Wow perpy,i love the look of that.Really looks the business.Adjusting the voltage in seconds to.Never seen anything like that before.I want one,but do agree that its a little bit expensive with xmas so near.Oh well i will get one to try once santas bill has been cleared.Thats amazing how you found that.

[Perpetua]

Could be a nice post Christmas pressie to yourself Ian, I'd be intrigued to know how it performs, will keep my eyes peeled for any reviews to report back with.

[foxy9212]

Looks an OK device although I was 'bitten' by my GG Slim so am not tempted by anything else that requires purchasing (extra) batteries.

Fox

[Scylla]

Quote Prof:

Or am I just getting to be an old git?

Hmmm, it might just be an "old git" thing, Prof, if this consensus of two is anything to go by

scylla

[ckc]

Another high end PV...my first thought was jeez it looks like a breathalizer(not that i've ever seen one close up) but another peek into the PV future and i quite like this.The Darwin.



www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/electronic-cigarette-reviews/151628-darwin-evolvapor-com-my-overview-first-impressions-newest-pre-production-prototype.html