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Provari Vs Provape 1


cheshyl

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I want to get a mod, but not a 5 volt. I can't do 5volt. I have tried to find some videos to compare the Provape 1 and the Provari but can't seem to find a comparison. Maybe there is not a comparison. I really like the eGo at it's 3.7. So would like some feed back if possible regarding the Provape 1 and the Provari. The price is a big thing too. There is a $100.00+ price difference and wondering if the Provari is worth a hundred + more. When I would probably only use it at 3.7 up to around 4.4, probably not any higher. Also is the Provape just another eGo type with longer battery life and more battery protection? Just wondering.

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idk much about the Provape 1, but i love my Provari and the options of trying different volts.. It's a hard decision i know but different juices taste better at higher volts, i rarely go to 5 volts. I was thinking about getting a different mod before getting the Provari but decided just to go for it so i don't have to order another one in the near future. Good luck

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I want to get a mod, but not a 5 volt. I can't do 5volt. I have tried to find some videos to compare the Provape 1 and the Provari but can't seem to find a comparison. Maybe there is not a comparison. I really like the eGo at it's 3.7. So would like some feed back if possible regarding the Provape 1 and the Provari. The price is a big thing too. There is a $100.00+ price difference and wondering if the Provari is worth a hundred + more. When I would probably only use it at 3.7 up to around 4.4, probably not any higher. Also is the Provape just another eGo type with longer battery life and more battery protection? Just wondering.

I have a Provape 1, but don't have the Provari. From what I understand, the Provari is very, very heavy. The Provape 1 is not. It's a bit heavier than the eGo, but not a lot. If you wouldn't use the Provari at any higher voltage than 4.4, I'm not sure it would be worth cost. But since I don't know what it's like to vape at 4.4, I can't be sure of that. As far as the Provape goes, it really isn't much different than the eGo. It's taller, wider, and a bit heavier, and looks nothing like the eGo, but it vapes the same as the eGo. The biggest difference would be that no matter what happens (say they no longer make the eGo battery or there is a ban and you can't get them), you can replace the battery (it takes a 14500 protected rechargeable battery). That was a big plus for me. Oh! And it has a lifetime warranty! Every once in awhile I get concerned about a ban and want to make sure I have something that uses a battery that's easy to replace.

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Hey Cheshy, Shopping for a Mod can be fun and frustrating all at the same time. I was just wondering! If you feel that you are more comfortable vaping at 3.7 volts, do you really want to invest the money to buy a VV mod. From everything I have read the ProVari is an excellent Mod. The electronics on this mod is fascinating. My pea brain hasn't been able to comprehend when you would want to vape at 5 - 7 volts. I'm working on it though!! I just got the BombShell last Thursday. It's working great so far, thank goodness!! What I don't like about this Mod is the size and the weight. Is the size and weight important to you? Nana gave you some good information on the Provape. And I agree with her regarding the weight of the ProVari. I sure wish you great success in your quest to find a mod that is right for you. Let me know what you decide to go with. thumbsup.gif

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I have a Buzz and a Provari. I got them because if they do ban I will have some excellent mods. I never vaped higher than a ego before I got them and I gotta say even 3.7 seems better on these than a ego.It's alot of fun playing with the voltage I keep it between 3.8 and 4.6v I also have a GLV 2 that I won on the way and just ordered a GLV mini yesterday.

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