Why you should buy PROVARI Video`s.

[jeffc]

Hi Peeps. many of you ask: why provari,why so good, why so expensive.

Well here`s 2 video`s that will answer that question.

1.

2.

Hope you have 90 mins to watch them.

Enjoy.

[Deleted]

I've watched the videos and to be brutally honest and with all due respect to provari , hell even original mech mod owners will say for me ( and again without coming across as cocky), i have enough disposable income to purchase such things , but my logical brain says i entered the world of vaping to stop smoking and in essence all mods are just a way to deliver power to a coil which vapourises eliquid.

All of the mods I've used to date have provided me with a brilliant vape experience at a cost which roughly equates ( reg mod only) to £6 a month.

That for me is perfect.

Ps this isn't a rant

[davetherayon]

"Vape porn" lol, very true. Having ex-aerospace engineers working at Provape does explain the sheer quality that a Provari has.

[Jerri]

I couldn't afford a provari right now. And were I in the position to afford one I can't in my head figure out how the vape from a provari would be SO much better than the vape I get from an SVD to justify spending 7x the amount.

And whilst I'm sure it would last longer I'd never use it for fear of dropping or breaking it.

[Deleted]

Excellent videos ... thanks Jeff. I am not going to get embroiled in yet another Provari debate suffice to say that those who have one understand and appreciate why they cost what they do.

[geordie_vaper]

i think of it like i would cars,

you could get a fast vaxuhall

or a fast jag

both similar in speed but the diffrence is in the quality of the finishd product so is more expensive,

no matter wich one you would choose they both do the same job at the end of the day

[confido]

thanks for posting, very interesting. Good to know my provaris have been through so many quality tests.

[Perpetua]

I've chosen to indulge myself with several as many of you know . . . the build quality far exceeds anything else I've got and after 4 years I've tried/bought a lot of gear. Does it vape any better or differently to some of the other kit around now, not so much I think as China and other parts of the world are catching up with Provape - who at the time were breaking new ground when they first launched this device.

Vapers at the time couldn't get their puddies on these fast enough, I was extremely sceptical it would be any better/different to what I already had or could buy. But it was and continues to be for me anyway.

But there isn't a law that anyone has to buy a Provari as in all things it's down to personal preference, budget and desires.



And cue fiddles.

[buggritt]

May 11, 2014 12:27:02 GMT geordie_vaper said:

i think of it like i would cars,

you could get a fast vaxuhall

or a fast jag

both similar in speed but the diffrence is in the quality of the finishd product so is more expensive,

no matter wich one you would choose they both do the same job at the end of the day

Nice try - but not quite the same. A car is a far more complicated beast. However, you may have something. My neighbour has a very  nice looking Porsche. However, he doesn't drive it to work as he's paranoid about it getting scratched.

[davetherayon]

Well, I can screw the base on a Provari with one hand. That's not because I have one hand, it does show though the sheer quality of the engineering that goes into a Provari, it's made of bricks and smooth as silk.

[geordie_vaper]

May 11, 2014 13:30:03 GMT buggritt said:

May 11, 2014 12:27:02 GMT geordie_vaper said:

i think of it like i would cars,

you could get a fast vaxuhall

or a fast jag

both similar in speed but the diffrence is in the quality of the finishd product so is more expensive,

no matter wich one you would choose they both do the same job at the end of the day

Nice try - but not quite the same. A car is a far more complicated beast. However, you may have something. My neighbour has a very  nice looking Porsche. However, he doesn't drive it to work as he's paranoid about it getting scratched.

i never said it was the same? i was just saying how i think of it

[buggritt]

May 11, 2014 13:40:57 GMT davetherayon said:

Well, I can screw the base on a Provari with one hand. That's not because I have one hand, it does show though the sheer quality of the engineering that goes into a Provari, it's made of bricks and smooth as silk.

Could you upload a video of you doing that dave? That I would watch.

[teethcv]

there all fake he was at fasttech

[davetherayon]

May 11, 2014 14:08:16 GMT buggritt said:

May 11, 2014 13:40:57 GMT davetherayon said:

Well, I can screw the base on a Provari with one hand. That's not because I have one hand, it does show though the sheer quality of the engineering that goes into a Provari, it's made of bricks and smooth as silk.

Could you upload a video of you doing that dave? That I would watch.

Here you go!

Video

[fiddles]

May 11, 2014 13:15:22 GMT Perpetua said:

And cue fiddles.

No I am not being drawn into this, Provari owners have insulted me enough recently !
I have been told to p!ss off a couple of times & accused of being Jealous BUT but worst insult of all I was accused of wanting one

May 11, 2014 13:40:57 GMT davetherayon said:

Well, I can screw the base on a Provari with one hand. That's not because I have one hand, it does show though the sheer quality of the engineering that goes into a Provari, it's made of bricks and smooth as silk.

Just tried that and with no probs, managed it with my SVD , Vamo & Sigelei 19 with no problems what so ever & they like me are cheap & cheerful