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The reason I'm stalling is because someone has this for sale on UKVapers:

Provari V1, red LED. Excellent condition, only selling because I now have a Provari mini which suits me better, I wanted to keep it but it seems I need a new water heater more urgently than 2 Provari's, so one's got to go!

Comes with 18650 extension cap.

£100 shipped.

What type of battery are they? i.e. brand

And that is where the members on this forum come in. I know for the regular posters seeing yet another noob asking the same question must sometimes feel the generic "get X from www.X.blah may seem like it's helpful, but mentioning maybe a couple of options, or like someone did, refer them to the vendors page to check a few out would hopefully spur the noob on to ask more questions and save them money.

I would feel pretty gutted and frustrated if I ended up with 2 or more different kits before finding something versatile and with some longevity. Maybe it's just me, but I'd rather have one or two devices to cater for my needs rather than a drawer or cupboard full of different ones.

I have:

2 twists mostly for use at home
1 mini ego
1 manual 510 battery for back up

That's it. I had a SD keyring, but after getting the twists preferred manual batteries and a DSE901 kit that was kindly given to me. Once I was sorted I got shot of them.

I guess the only other device I would like eventually, but do not necessarily need is a Provari - which would then render the twists useless imo.

With a bit of research it could be. All you would need is a usb charger, wall plug, some boge carts, some juice and you're set. I didn't buy a "kit". I read a lot, asked a lot of questions and bought what I mentioned.

I agree that some noobs want a kit. But why buy 1, 2 or more kits until you find something better. Why not go for something one time and save a lot of messing about and money on multitudes of kit?

I spent quite sometime looking into what would do me well enough to experiment - VV device - with carts, clearos and attys. Has probably saved me a lot in the long run.