Looking for advice and/or opinions

[BOOMH]

Alright So i had my eGo-t for about 4 months now and I am starting to feel its not giving me enough strength or satisfaction so I am looking for something new. I been looking into mostly looking at the Boge Revolution V2 starter kit. Found one for $60 on my ecig supply. I plan on doing more research and also look into the lavatube too. Any other suggestions/advice​

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[mendnwngs]

Perhaps theres just not enough Nicotine in your juice? If you're vaping 12, try 16, or 18mg/mL.. If you're vaping 18, give 24 a try. That could be a cheap way to get the satisfaction you're looking for, if not, VV mods are a great option..

The Lavatube is a fine VV device for the price.

The benefit to a true "Buck/Boost" VV device, like the LavaTube, and ProVari (it can increase, or decrease voltage over, or under that of the battery feeding it) is multi-fold.

1) With a single battery, there's significantly less chance of mis-matched "stacked" batteries going into thermal runaway, and
2) A full range of voltages will open a whole new world of trying different attys / cartos, and driving them just so, to get that "sweet spot" of vapor, TH, and flavor with your various favorite juices.

The ProVari, and Darwin are 2 of what some would call the "Gold Standard" of VV devices, but they're both pricy options.

Once you have expanded past an eGo, Variable voltage is a great next option. For the $60-$70, I'd go with the Lavatube. The ProVari ($160-$300, depending on finish) will give you more useful information about your atty resistance and battery state (testing each while under power) and the Darwin ($230 last time I checked) will allow you to dial in a specific wattage (heat) and lock it there.

There are a *ton* of other options out there as well, these are just the ones I've played with.

 

[salemgold]

I got to the same point that you are at in just a few months after I started vaping. I purchased a Buzz VV APV and have been very happy with it for more than a year and a half. I now have a Buzz Pro and am also very happy with it. The price is much better IMO and it is a sturdy dependable safe APV.

I truly know that if I had not purchased an APV with a little more power than what my Riva had, I would not have continued vaping. Thanks to my Buzz, I am nearing my two year mark of being smoke free.

Good luck to you on whichever you choose to purchase.

 

[throatkick]

Since you mentioned the Revolution, another option would be to look into a very inexpensive boxmod. Madvapes has a 5v and a VV version. I use the the 5v version and have the VV version to try different cartos/attys etc. With the right atty/carto and liquid the the 5v will hit like a truck, the battery life is good and despite being plastic, they last a long time.

It is not an elegant solution (rather utilitarian actually) but it is cheap and it works very well.