I recently started smoking from a small atomizer that I got for 20$ at Spencers... I am interested in the innokin MVP II.... thoughts? Should i get the III instead of II?
okay, I am very very new to vaping and am not sure what you mean with watts/new tanks and batteries/ohms etc.. I do smoke hookah, and enjoy learning smoke tricks, so I would like to form large clouds. Would that require more watts? or more ohms??The 3 is 30 watts and will allow you room to grow. There are a number of tanks that will fit either, but if down the road you desire to go sub ohm you'll need more watts than the 2 can provide, making it necessary to buy a subtank AND a new battery.
i have looked at the iSticks a little bit... do those produce a good amount of "clouds"?I had an MVP2 for a few months. As long as you're okay with the size of it compared to the size of it, the MVP series is a good way to go. Battery should last a long time, and Innokin makes a quality product.
However, I would discourage you from getting the MVP2. That mod suffered from a serious design flaw in that the firing pin was a bit shallow, and it's not spring loaded. As a new vaper, you might try different tanks, and the pin on the tanks will push the pin down to different depths.
The only way to fix it is to get a screwdriver and pry it up constantly. It's a known problem, and a lot of people had issues with it.
The MVP3 has more battery capacity, goes higher in wattage (these sub ohm tanks need between 20-30 watts sometimes), and has the important spring loaded pin that adjusts according to the tank you're using.
So I would highly recommend you get that for a few bucks more. Another thing I didn't like about the MVP2 was the button placement, as well as how hard you had to press it to make it fire. My thumb actually got sore after a week of using it, and I had to switch hands for a couple of weeks to let it recover.
So that's the MVP2 in a nutshell. Mine sits in my drawer now that I have three iSticks. I like the form factor of the iSticks better. Similar battery life to he MVP2, simple to use, spring loaded 510, and better button placement. You can get the new iStick 40w for $27.75 shipped at Rocky Mountain Vapor.
i have looked at the iSticks a little bit... do those produce a good amount of "clouds"?
what tank do you use with your iSticks???I had an MVP2 for a few months. As long as you're okay with the size of it compared to the size of it, the MVP series is a good way to go. Battery should last a long time, and Innokin makes a quality product.
However, I would discourage you from getting the MVP2. That mod suffered from a serious design flaw in that the firing pin was a bit shallow, and it's not spring loaded. As a new vaper, you might try different tanks, and the pin on the tanks will push the pin down to different depths.
The only way to fix it is to get a screwdriver and pry it up constantly. It's a known problem, and a lot of people had issues with it.
The MVP3 has more battery capacity, goes higher in wattage (these sub ohm tanks need between 20-30 watts sometimes), and has the important spring loaded pin that adjusts according to the tank you're using.
So I would highly recommend you get that for a few bucks more. Another thing I didn't like about the MVP2 was the button placement, as well as how hard you had to press it to make it fire. My thumb actually got sore after a week of using it, and I had to switch hands for a couple of weeks to let it recover.
So that's the MVP2 in a nutshell. Mine sits in my drawer now that I have three iSticks. I like the form factor of the iSticks better. Similar battery life to he MVP2, simple to use, spring loaded 510, and better button placement. You can get the new iStick 40w for $27.75 shipped at Rocky Mountain Vapor.
what tank do you use with your iSticks???
i have looked at the iSticks a little bit... do those produce a good amount of "clouds"?
okay, I am very very new to vaping and am not sure what you mean with watts/new tanks and batteries/ohms etc.. I do smoke hookah, and enjoy learning smoke tricks, so I would like to form large clouds. Would that require more watts? or more ohms??