to provari or not to provari

[esmecullen]

Definately get one

I've had mine for approx a month and I love my Precious more each day , combined with Penelope you reach vaping nivarna!! You cant go wrong with them.

Take the plunge booblay......... yes the Provari is expensive, but its so much quality and it will last for years.

[azzie]

Aug 7, 2012 16:47:48 GMT booblay said:

so just how good is a provari? is it really worth it? and what's the cheapest i van buy it?

thanks as always forum-darlings. x

I`ll play devils advocate just to offer a polarised view.

If you can justify the expense then buy it, but £200 for a setup is a large chunk of change for a battery tube and a few wires.

It is like driving to Tescos in a limosine in my opinion when you could use a smartcar.

I fail to see the benefit of buying it in the UK if vendors have a strange interpretation of the British and EU commerce laws...buy it direct from provape.

If it develops a fault..they it`ll be timely and expensive to sort out.

[Perpetua]

Aug 8, 2012 10:43:21 GMT azzie said:

It is like driving to Tescos in a limosine in my opinion when you could use a smartcar.

Which will give you the smoother ride and a more enjoyable experience though Azzie?

[azzie]

Aug 8, 2012 10:50:56 GMT Perpetua said:

Which will give you the smoother ride and a more enjoyable experience though Azzie?

Dont get me wrong mand, I`ll be getting a provari when Im at the 6 month mark (if I can resist until then), I`m just trying to offer a different view

[Perpetua]

Yeah, I know Azzie . . . but they are amazingly brilliant, so I'm honour bound to defend them.

Not essential, I'll be the first to admit, but a rather fantastic cherry on your vaping cake.

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so a provari or a provape cos one is like 1/2 the price of the other and like I am an LR carto fan me

Jo

[Perpetua]

The Provape1 isn't Variable Voltage Jane . . . depends whether you'd like a regulated output/VV facility or not.

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So is that like the main difference Perpy?

Cos I'm just about debt free and it's my year of vaping on the 7th and I was looking at the new TW Odyssey then I saw the provape for not much more

My ideal vape is an LT with any tank and (small) with a Boge 510 (cos they're cheap) and set at about 3.3/3.4v...

Any advice please? Maybe the ego-c or should I phone jason....

Have ordered my first ego battery today so they maybe the cheap solution as finding the AWR IMR 18650's not holding their charge so well after 6 months

Jane

[Perpetua]

Yes basically Jane . . . I haven't seen the Provape1, but if it's built to the same standard as the Provari, which from what I've read it is, then it will be a lovely mod.

You well know I'm a huge fan of the Provari, best device on the planet for me . . . but you are, if you don't mind me saying, a little accident prone with your devices and it would bother me, to recommend an expensive device to you . . . only for you to drop it in a bucket of water.

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Yeah or I'd tread it on something LOL

I've always been one to go for the cheaper mods.....LOL

We'll see how we get on with this embossed ego first...If it does it for me I might just stick to egos....

I am just not getting on well with the mini argento I got a while back. Too small and I found a battery in the washing machine the other day (and it had been through the washing machine )

How long does a decent 14650 battery last for an all day heavy vaper btw? Ages since I've had those batteries if I get AW's?

Sorry for getting a wee bit off topic

Jane

[Perpetua]

Aug 8, 2012 21:41:21 GMT @johanino said:

How long does a decent 14650 battery last for an all day heavy vaper btw? Ages since I've had those batteries if I get AW's?

Not long, I use that size in my Mako . . . if I used it soley, I'd probably need 6 in a day at least.

Haven't seen AW's in that size either.

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Okay I'm going to start a new thread perpy as I'm getting off topic

Jane