provari - yes or no

[Clivia]

even if the poll goes towards the yes - I won't buy it straight away - but I just want to know a bit more

so could you please tell me why i should buy a provari or why I shouldn't buy one

thanks

[Steve (VapeStorm)]

Clivia wait till sunday

[OneDay]

A definite yes, yes, yes. Firstly, the engineering is beautiful. The threads glide like silk, the parts fit together without a hint of a ridge or gap. Secondly the chip - set it to a voltage and it delivers every single puff, no matter what state your battery. Change the battery and it just goes on delivering that consistent vape.
I loved mine so much I bought a second and they both get used every day.

[Clivia]

lol Steve (VapeStorm) - I will wait much longer than that - but if my redundancy package is kind of what I have calculated it could be - then I couls treat myself to one

thanks OneDay - that sounds good already

[DiscoDes]

If you're not in a hurry then try one and you will see why.

[chuck]

I have to say that OneDay has hit the nail on the head. They really are very well made bits of kit.
I had my first experience of one today which I received in a trade, I really like it

[djs]

Yes. Regret + hindsight is a powerful persuader.

(I have regret, you don't want it.. )

[markm]

You can easily find people to tell you they are overly priced and over rated,
Finding a disappointed owner is much much harder.

[CaptainChaos]

I guess the important thing is this ....

Is it reliable?

It's fine that the threads glide like silk etc etc but if it won't last too long, what's the point?

I have no idea how long they've been available, so I can't really comment, even though I just did

They do look very nice, though.

[OneDay]

Apr 25, 2014 12:56:43 GMT CaptainChaos said:

I guess the important thing is this ....

Is it reliable?

It's fine that the threads glide like silk etc etc but if it won't last too long, what's the point?

I have no idea how long they've been available, so I can't really comment, even though I just did

They do look very nice, though.

I don't think I've ever seen a thread from a Provari owner saying their device has broken or gone on the blink. I've had my first one nearly 2 years and it's as perfect as day 1

[DiscoDes]

Apr 25, 2014 12:56:43 GMT CaptainChaos said:

I guess the important thing is this ....

Is it reliable?

It's fine that the threads glide like silk etc etc but if it won't last too long, what's the point?

I have no idea how long they've been available, so I can't really comment, even though I just did

They do look very nice, though.

I would say it is amongst the most reliable electronic vaping devices you can have.

[OneDay]

Apr 25, 2014 12:53:16 GMT markm said:

You can easily find people to tell you they are overly priced and over rated,
Finding a disappointed owner is much much harder.

nail, head

[fiddles]

Apr 25, 2014 12:53:16 GMT markm said:

You can easily find people to tell you they are overly priced and over rated,
Finding a disappointed owner is much much harder.

Could be because the disappointed ones wouldn't say anything because they are selling them on



Always seem to be one or two regularly for sale second hand

[geordie_vaper]

they are good and built great but battery life for me personally was a bit rubbish, like 4 18350 batterys a day, that is the only negative for me, but you wouldnt be dissapointed if you got one

[fiddles]

Apr 25, 2014 12:59:42 GMT OneDay said:

I don't think I've ever seen a thread from a Provari owner saying their device has broken or gone on the blink. I've had my first one nearly 2 years and it's as perfect as day 1

Apr 19, 2014 14:48:48 GMT ronaldo said:

glad you managed to put your provari back together and it worked as the provari is the only mod that I have ever failed on trying to fix as I haven't ever managed to track down spare parts I know of 5 broken provaris all needing repairs but I will need to find spare parts before I will attempt to fix any of them I have fixed over 50 vamos 30 - 35 innokins but never a provari