They finally got the vamo right!

[dragon]

Sept 14, 2013 16:09:47 GMT Karma said:

Even in purple, I'm just not feeling the Vamo Lurve

Have you ever used a vamo? I vowed I would never go bigger than my 1300mah spinner, but then I have the attention span of a hungover gnat The SID has opened my eyes however, and I always need a new direction in which to send my longings (there is actually a limit to how many drip tips you want to buy, and I must have spent about 3 vamo's worth on them already )

[Karma]

I have dragon I bought one from HC when they first came out, then sold it on a couple of weeks later

BTW, I've been looking at Titanium Drip tips today

www.vapegear.co.uk/Drip_Tips/cat1826720_1679235.aspx

[dragon]

Karma I'm safe from longings about Titanium, I just don't like metal drip tips. I am waiting for some stone ones from fasttech, but suspect I won't like them either, but I have to try

[Karma]

That's a shame dragon so many more spending opportunities if you like metal

If I ever get the chance (when Mr K is out) I want to get all my Drip tips out and photograph them. I think I may even shock myself

[siffy]

Sept 14, 2013 16:09:47 GMT Karma said:

Even in purple, I'm just not feeling the Vamo Lurve

what is it you're not keen on Karma?

How do they preform against a mvp?

[Karma]

I bought my original MVP the same week siffy I just liked the MVP better I suppose ???

I've also recently sold on an SVD. I love VV but really don't need VW, for me it just complicates things. I have the V3 iTaste and only ever use it in VV! I do have a SID that gets little use, but I like the look of it.

Also I don't think I like huge mods, although in the evening I use my Provari with an extention in 18650 mode ??? Also I quite like box mods in the summer so as they don't roll off the garden table onto the patio.

And I still think the Vamo looks like the Pepperoni man

This probably is not a helpful reply

[siffy]

No it does help Karma so thanks. So you just prefer it to be vv. Did you find the vape as good (from memory) ?

[Karma]

Sept 14, 2013 17:25:00 GMT siffy said:

No it does help Karma so thanks. So you just prefer it to be vv. Did you find the vape as good (from memory) ?

Can't remember, but the MVP must have been as good if not better!

I just don't really see the point of VW as I mess about with the settings depending on which juice and what time of day so setting Watts and then using any atty to give the same vape doesn't really work for me 

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Sept 14, 2013 17:18:36 GMT Karma said:

I bought my original MVP the same week siffy I just liked the MVP better I suppose ???

I've also recently sold on an SVD. I love VV but really don't need VW, for me it just complicates things. I have the V3 iTaste and only ever use it in VV! I do have a SID that gets little use, but I like the look of it.

Also I don't think I like huge mods, although in the evening I use my Provari with an extention in 18650 mode ??? Also I quite like box mods in the summer so as they don't roll off the garden table onto the patio.

And I still think the Vamo looks like the Pepperoni man

This probably is not a helpful reply

Exactly Karma !! 

[Perpetua]

Sept 14, 2013 15:59:18 GMT dragon said:

I still keep looking at this ..... it's aluminium, which I like because I like light, it's purple which needs no explanation ....

Why do people love vamos? What makes them good, and what are their pitfalls?

I won't say I love the Vamo, because I don't Dragon . . . but I do prefer it hugely to the SVD. It's a great price for a VV/VW device and is reasonably neat in 18350 mode, unlike the SVD which was still huge.

I like the simple menu system and lack of fusiness in it's overall appearance. Although my SS one doesn't like Evods, which isn't an issue and does seem to vary from version to version.

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Uhmmm there nice, but my VAMO's have recently been relegated to the backup bench, i hardly use them now.

[Roscopecotrain]

I think the vamo is a great starting point for mods and vv/vw. Yes it is big but when it turns up it wont be as big as you thought, simple menu, easy to change settings with 3 buttons and it is a work horse. Will not let you down. If i didn't have the money for what i upgraded to i would still be using the vamo but tech and shinyitis kicked in lol.
For me the perfect step up from ego style batteries and cheap.

[chykensa]

I agree with some of the comments above - the Vamo is not subtle, but as a cheap and affordable entry into VV/VW vaping, it does the job well. The menus are easy to operate, and the whole device is easy to use.
If I could afford a more expensive device I might be tempted, but with two Vamos now I am quite happy and will carry on using them until they fail (at which point I will send them to Raid LOL!).

[Deleted]

Indeed, when i first got it it seemed tiny but now it seems massive as i generally use 18350 mechanicals nowadays, although i have two VAMO's i'm tempted to tear one apart and rehome it in a box.

[dragon]

Sept 15, 2013 10:21:27 GMT digiw0rx said:

Indeed, when i first got it it seemed tiny but now it seems massive as i generally use 18350 mechanicals nowadays, although i have two VAMO's i'm tempted to tear one apart and rehome it in a box.

You are allowed to do that to a silver one and maybe a black one probably a good idea to do it with a pink one ... BUT doing that to a purple one is MURDER! End rant.