So, i have some money to spend.

[hadi123]

Hey all. Just joined the forums as it looked like a nice community for asking questions and such. So hello.

So, i have some money to spend, but not to much money. I was thinking of getting a new mod but i don't want a rda anymore, i want something with a tank so that i don't have to keep dripping. I want a VV/VW mod, but i don't know which to choose.

I already know that i want an Aspire nautilus tank, but i don't know which mod to choose. Help me out? I want really good flavor and big clouds, without having to burn a hole through my wallet.

1. VAMO V5/ ASPIRE NAUTILUS
2. ITASTE SVD/ ASPIRE NAUTILUS
3. ITASTE MVP V 2.0/ ASPIRE NAUTILUS
4. ITASTE 134 MINI/ ASPIRE NAUTILUS

Help me decide! I had my mind set on the Vamo V5, but the itaste svd just looks huge and really badass. I dunno guys.

Anything helps!
Thanks!

Hadi

 

[FallenRawToast]

none of these will really give "big clouds" and the mods dont really determine the flavor either.. that is the atty's job mostly.

I think the mvp is a great starter, but all 4 of the mods you list are good. Really it boils down to which form factor you want most.

 

[ROM CGY]

The MVP has a big following but I prefer a removable 18650 battery so that I can keep spare's charged and ready to pop in. Haven't owned the Vamo V5 but have a V3 and I would say I like the menu system on the Vamo better than the SVD. The Vamo menu is vertical whereas the SVD it will be upside down depending on which hand you have it in.

As far as looks go it's subjective and what makes you feel good about your new toy is what's important there. Personally I think the simple design on the Vamo looks classy and timeless whereas the SVD and 134 seem a little "busy"

 

[Davey59]

I would get any of them, except the MVP and only because it is a self contained unit. I believe they are all very close to the same size when in long mode.

The firing button on the SVD looks a little higher on the body than the Vamo, which I would like.

I use the KSD Vamo daily and just ordered an SVD this morning. I have a cheap knock off Vamo on the way too If you get a VAm get the stainless version for a more lasting finish.

The Itaste 134 mini looks awesome but I aint payin for it. That would be a good chunk of change that could go towards a Provari.

 

[jdrewry]

If you want to experiment with Variable Voltage, don't get the 134--it's variable wattage only.
The VAMO is a good choice, IMHO.
With the Nautilus, make sure you get the BVC coils, as well.

 

[clydesdalekevin]

LOVED my MVP when I was still using it. Wife still uses one. AWESOME device, best bang for the buck out there. I'm using the latest 18650 version of the Cloupor DNA 30 Hana clone myself, and also highly recommend it. You won't be disappointed with the Nautilus, as its awesome for what it is...wife JUST stopped using hers when I bought her a Russian 91% and offered to build the coils for her. I'm using a Squape Reloaded myself, but that's a whole different story...lol!

Kev

 

[Bronze]

If you want big clouds you're going to have to go with a rebuildable dripper...Plume Veil, Veritas, Magma, etc..

 

[rodeo302]

Buy an rta like a fogger or a kayfun I get decent clouds from my fogger the are like dripping in a way they have more flavor and better clouds than any other tank on the market and they are fun to use if you don't mind rebuilding coils every so often.

 

[nightlord]

My vote is for a vtr, lavatube, or at the higher end, a provari or hana. My vtr puts out good clouds at 13 to 15 watts with a nauty

 

[HuskerCal]

The big dripper on a panzer

 

[stvan1]

As long as you are not going to sub ohm you will never regret getting a ProVari. Will last you the rest of your life (granted some find that boring). $150.00 & up new, or less if you have access to the for sale section on the forum.
Or there are a ton of really nice mechs out there, clones or authenic. Super T for one built in the USA.
If you were still going to rebuild though I would recommend a REO.

 

[stvan1]

Oh yeah from your list I would get the Vamo V5, using one as we speak with a Kayfun on it.

 

[AzPlumber]

Going from a RDA to a nautilus you probably won't be happy with the restricted air flow. The kayfun's will also be a air flow disappointment. If you already are familiar with building coils I suggest you go with a Eleaf Lemo. It is a kayfun type but with much better air flow that is also adjustable.

 

[Warpigs]

Silver Bullet!