Provari's drop in second hand price

[mybad]

Jan 5, 2013 2:16:11 GMT Bluefish said:

I had to adjust the resistance on my LT today, god it took me 2 seconds, not sure i'll ever recover from it, and btw robby you say similar, that means you then change it don't you, to try and get it the same as you had it befor,it doesn't matter whether your changing volts or watts, there is no difference in the work reqd, unless there is a differance in vape between people vaping on watts and those vaping on volts.

Totally agree on this one .

Mybad

[kernowman]

Jan 4, 2013 12:12:27 GMT yorkcitytom said:

Jan 4, 2013 10:34:27 GMT scaffman69 said:

As said how can a price like that be justified when you can get a tool like the stainbless steel vamo for around 40 quid, provari my arse.

Hmmm, I've noticed a lot of threads titled "Vamo problems", which may help to explain the price difference. I'm planning a Vamo for a back-up device, but I'll be amazed if I think it's all round as good as The Provari.

Vamo problems,what problems?The majority that I have seen have been user know how problems,or perhaps the week hot spring on the series 1,which has been rectified on the series 2.I have no doubt the Provari is a great bit of kit,but you could buy 3 or 4 Vamo's for the price they charge.I know Cornishmen are known to be a bit careful when parting with their money but I would expect a lot more for £200 than a Provari.Gold plated perhaps?In my opinion you can have what ever tool you like to hold a battery,but the pleasure of vaping is only achieved when you find the correct thing to screw on the end of it with your favorite juice in it.

[esmecullen]

Jan 5, 2013 22:31:17 GMT kernowman said:

Jan 4, 2013 12:12:27 GMT yorkcitytom said:

Hmmm, I've noticed a lot of threads titled "Vamo problems", which may help to explain the price difference. I'm planning a Vamo for a back-up device, but I'll be amazed if I think it's all round as good as The Provari.

Vamo problems,what problems?The majority that I have seen have been user know how problems,or perhaps the week hot spring on the series 1,which has been rectified on the series 2.I have no doubt the Provari is a great bit of kit,but you could buy 3 or 4 Vamo's for the price they charge.I know Cornishmen are known to be a bit careful when parting with their money but I would expect a lot more for £200 than a Provari.Gold plated perhaps?In my opinion you can have what ever tool you like to hold a battery,but the pleasure of vaping is only achieved when you find the correct thing to screw on the end of it with your favorite juice in it.

This is true....... but I have a Provari, Vamo & LT as well as Twist & Riva and the Provari will always be first choice for me, mainly because of the build, it never shorts out, its so dependable.......... the Vamo is a very good mod, it has a bit more functionality than the Provari, being VV & VW, but......... and please dont shoot me down here.......... you dont have to adjust back to what voltage or watts you previously vaped at when you change the battery with a Provari as with othr mods. Each have their advantages & disadvantages