PROVAPE GUTS PRICES ON MANY PROVARI'S / FREE LED UPGRADE

[VaporJoe]

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THIS IS NOT A BLEMISHED SALE! THESE ARE FULL RETAIL MODELS!

Provape has dropped the prices on some of the most expensive Provari's.
Provari's that cost as much as $229.00 have been dropped to $110.00.
Included now are free LED color upgrades!

THE HARD COPY:

• Microprocessor controlled
• 2.9-6.0 variable voltage range with .1 volt increments
• Built-in digital display
• AccuSet™ Technology - Self-Calibration Feature
• Atomizer Ohm's checker built-in
• Battery voltage checker built-in
• Translucent light-up pushbutton with low battery indicator
• Single battery design
• Stock 510 Connection
• Classy looking dragon design made of polished stainless steel
• 16 second safety cutoff
• Short circuit protection
• Reverse battery protection
• Thermal monitoring system
• Amperage limiting
• Battery monitor and over-discharge protection
• Machine engraved logo
• Vented for added safety
• Proudly made in the USA
• 1 Year warranty with optional 2 year warranty
• Measures - 4.1" L X .90" Dia.(without atomizer)
• Weight - 4.2 ounces (without battery)


WHERE: >> HERE <<

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[OBDave]

About time. Never had one, though there was a point at which I coveted one. While I can appreciate the quality and customer service, it really seems like the market has passed them by, like the folks still making high-dollar carto tanks...

Now, if they were to put out a top-notch American-made device that could fire down to 0.2 ohm and power up to 100 watts or more (heck, even 60 - they're not catering to extremists), they might have something that today's crowd would still consider paying $200+ for. Huge swing/miss limiting the v3 to what, 30 watts?

 

[KKen]

Like most consumer electronics, after a few years go by, prices plummet and better stuff comes out to replace it. I remember when I got my first flatscreen TV, I paid close to $2,500 for it, and that was on sale. Same TV nowadays would be obsolete, picture quality is rubbish compared to what you can get today for around $600

I always wondered why Provari never worked with Evolv, they could have developed an amazing mod that would have buried douchebags like Hana Modz.

P3 was 7-22watts, could go as low as .7ohms, but the amp limit severely limited what you could effectively use at that resistance.

 

[Pauly Walnuts]

The market has really passed by the provari and I'm sure their sales have suffered a lot. Its good to see their prices cut in half, but that's still not enough to sell me on a 30watt device. They do make great products and give awesome customer service, but their tech is way behind the times and their non sale prices are sky high.
Super deal though.

 

[Spike64]

The market has really passed by the provari and I'm sure their sales have suffered a lot. Its good to see their prices cut in half, but that's still not enough to sell me on a 30watt device. They do make great products and give awesome customer service, but their tech is way behind the times and their non sale prices are sky high.
Super deal though.

I dont believe any Provari has hit the 30 watt mark yet...their latest version, the P3, tops out at 20 watts.

 

[Pauly Walnuts]

I dont believe any Provari has hit the 30 watt mark yet...their latest version, the P3, tops out at 20 watts.

Your right.

 

[Nailz]

I think with the new trend of subtanks and high power mods, provape is crying, if only they had done at least a 30 watt device which would fire down to 0.50ohms, then think a lot would still be buying, but 20 watts is not enough for most people in todays market.

Unless they come up with a new mod that is higher power, I wouldn't be surprised to see them go out of business, which would be sad, as they do make very solid reliable mods.