provari mods, tell me

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Hmm, 

Just been browsing ecig stores, and ever since I started to vape provari is a device which people really seem to love.

Its certainly not cheap, I think around £160 , but what does the £160 get you?

This isn't a thread in which I want to see an internet war lol.

I'm genuinely curious as to what it is that's so good about it.

Cheers Mr p.

[DiscoDes]

@purple1234

It's a very well built VV device.

In some ways it's a little bit old fashioned, not the best menu system and only Variable Voltage but one of the best build qualities that you'll find in a e-cig.

I have one, I don't use it often simply because after the Apocalypse when all my other devices have failed it will be the one mod that I know will work.

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DiscoDes , so its all about its longevity ie you may buy 5 mods in the space of a year or two, but you will only ever need to buy one provari ever?

I get it.

Cheers Mr p

[Mev]

as above really, it's just very dependable well built device and look good also. Ok it's not got vary-wattage but that's debatable if any better than vary-voltage anyway.

[ginge7289]

I use mine every night and have done for the last 5 months. It is superb quality and delivers the voltage it says, unlike some other mods I have used which are not constant.

I personally would try and pick a cheap one up on the classies as I have a feeling a new one is on the way.

[Pepperty]

...ahhh, Now I finally have one, I understand owners pleasure and joy in having mine is extra gorgeous though!

It's just so damn good on your hand. ... eh erm, uh.. it's tactile, tough but still glorious looking. Vapes like a dream. Looks stunning!

I just always wanted one and I don't quite know why I've been fascinated about them since I started my vaping journey?

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Final question guys, I've used vamo's, mvp, getting an svd .

If I buy a provari will I think wow the vamo, etc etc were 'not that good' .

I suppose I'm hovering over the idea of buying one but only if it is something special.

[Pepperty]

... no... they are really solid but I'd not feel it was supreme? I bought mine 2nd hand and thought it value for money but if I'd bought new - i'd have it in a glass case to only gaze at! £160 odds a lot of money....

I bought at good price, a gently used one SO I WOULD use, not worship it! haha

[Super-Shiny]

I tend to find when it comes to mods there is not a massive amount of difference in a good old mech mod and something expensive....it is the atty that makes the real difference for me and how you coil it, it is the provider in what you vape.

Never had a Provari so i cannot compare, did have a eVic but my mech mods with a kick beats it...not by much but it serves me well.

Basically what i am saying is the change would be from Asda to Sainsbury....very little...

Good coiling is the key.

Just my opinion

[Super-Shiny]

Forget to add, i have read the Provari is a solid kit, but so can a good chosen mech mod be too.....plus not chance of malfunction with a mech mod as it has no circuitry.....unless if you have a kick and it kicks the bucket

I love puns

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I like that analogy Asda to Sainsbury, guys thanks , my bank account is £160 exc pp and batteries heavier.

[jacquif]

Provaris are a bit like Marmite, people either love them, hate them or never tried them. Personally I wouldn't be without one as they're built to last and it just works with anything I put on it. I have Super T mech mods and I wouldn't be without them either. For work I usually take a small mech and a few batteries with a 1.4ohm or 1.5ohm atomiser. If I'm driving a long way then it's my Provari and a tank of some sort purely because I can put the twins extension on it and get longer battery life. If I'm out for the day the Provari comes with me in 18350 with a couple of spare batteries. I guess it's all down to what you'll be using it for. If I had to choose only one VV device it would be the Provari without question and I've had and tried a few mods in the last 3 years.

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I would agree with Super-Shiny - if you are able and willing to spend big money to improve your vaping experience, spend it on a good quality rebuildable tank. A cheap Nemesis clone will be every bit as durable as the Provari as it has no electronics (which is where most regulated mods eventually fail) and will give a similar result if coupled with a good quality kick like the Evolv kick2 - a £36 kick eventually failing will not break the bank the way a £160 Provari will.

[markm]

I put it on the list of things we should all try,
Get a used one, then if it's not for you there are plenty of people who will gladly
Take it off your hands and will have just cost you the postage.

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Feb 19, 2014 11:30:39 GMT @yinyang said:

I would agree with Super-Shiny - if you are able and willing to spend big money to improve your vaping experience, spend it on a good quality rebuildable tank. A cheap Nemesis clone will be every bit as durable as the Provari as it has no electronics (which is where most regulated mods eventually fail) and will give a similar result if coupled with a good quality kick like the Evolv kick2 - a £36 kick eventually failing will not break the bank the way a £160 Provari will.

I agree, you see I bought a Russian91% a week and a bit ago and its changed my vaping life. I see all these DNA mods and top end mods like the provari and thought in a rather dumb manner that it would add an extra ooomph.

Ordered svd and going to order something else.

Thanks for all the replies.