Itaste vv/vw version 3 vs vamo v5

[severeweatherchaser]

I have an itaste vv/vw version 3 and thinking about buying a vamo v5 but lately people have been telling me that the two are pretty much the same except the v5 has replaceable batteries. they say they are bpth great mods. I like my itaste but i think the vamo will make far more vapor or should i just get a kayfun tank instead of my protank 2 or let the owner of my local vape shop build a nano/micro coil for the protank for my itaste?

 

[retic1959]

I have an itaste vv/vw version 3 and thinking about buying a vamo v5 but lately people have been telling me that the two are pretty much the same except the v5 has replaceable batteries. they say they are bpth great mods. I like my itaste but i think the vamo will make far more vapor or should i just get a kayfun tank instead of my protank 2 or let the owner of my local vape shop build a nano/micro coil for the protank for my itaste?

You should get the V5 and the kayfun , the itaste really doesn't have the power to push the kayfun properly IMO , the itaste is limited by the built in battery and even a rebuilt protank isn't in the same league as a kayfun , been there done that but no more clearomisers for me . Of course you should get some lessons in rebuilding from that vape shop and start boning up on ohm's law and battery safety but a V5 Vamo set to power or wattage mode will pretty much keep you out of trouble .

 

[Nuclear Cowboy]

What he said

The Vamo V5 and a Kayfun (or good quality clone) is just the ticket to put a budget vapor in paradise

 

[JaRod]

If you can, get both, the Tazte v3 is a portable device you can take pretty much anywhere, and its powerful enough to use with a protank, but will struggle with a rba, the Vamo on the other hand is more powerful, and the battery will last longer but its definitely not that portable but for the ladies who use a purse.

 

[Crystal Freeze]

If you can, get both, the Tazte v3 is a portable device you can take pretty much anywhere, and its powerful enough to use with a protank, but will struggle with a rba, the Vamo on the other hand is more powerful, and the battery will last longer but its definitely not that portable but for the ladies who use a purse.

I have the vv2 and kayfun and I don't carry a purse lol. However if you carry a vamo in your pocket you can "bend" it. My fiancé did that on accident.

 

[djsvapour]

You can't sensibly put a Kayfun on an iTasteVV, it'll look silly and won't reach it's max as the iTaste will limit the output.

(I think that's right).

They are not really that similar. I have both. One is small and suitable for mini/midi Clearos. The other is huge and better for rebuildables.

 

[drummerskey]

If you were buying 2 of anything, I would buy the MVP 2.0 and the Vamo if you must.

I got rid of my vv/vw because it just wasn't enough. The MVP is better and you can get them for $40.

If you were spending say the $45-ish dollar and $40 for MVP, perhaps a better device may be the better call.

 

[herb]

I second the MVP , i had trouble at first with my kayfun but it was my fault , i thought the MVP wouldn't work well with it but i was wrong and once i built it right it 's been blowing huge clouds with little effort .

All i ever read is about problems with the Vamo .

 

[jmunk]

I agree with most people get the V5

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[severeweatherchaser]

I may be getting the v5 this week, that will make a collection of 3 devices, my evod twist, my itaste vv and then once i get it the vamo v5