Variable Voltage

[chicoj]

anyone can tell me which of the 2 is better ... the two are good but I have money for one only? .. Vamo V2 mod Variable Voltage or innokin iTaste Variable Voltage 2600mAh MVP ... I'm undecided which 1 to buy ..

 

[Bryan lord]

Both are good..if you don't own batteries or a charger the MVP will be cheaper for you in the short run.


-Lord

 

[Baditude]

I've not had a Vamo to compare, but I have had the MVP1. I won mine in a raffle giveaway. It became one of my everyday favorite mods to use along with my Provari's until I payed-it-forward to a close friend who is trying it out to stop smoking.

My MVP was comfortable to hold and not too heavy, extremely easy to learn how to use, very pocket-friendly. Sturdy construction and with a classy appearance - it looks nothing like most tube mods that look like something from a head shop or a lady's play toy. Versatile for both home and outside the house. 2 - 3 days charge with the built-in battery. You can charger your cell phone or iPod from its powerful battery.

Not much to not like about the MVP. The MVP2 has a built-in ohm meter and variable wattage in addition to variable voltage. Kit comes with charging cord and one or two iClear clearomizers.

 

[chicoj]

I saw that the kit comes with everything, and I think I decide yo get iTaste Innokin MVP Variable Voltage 2600mAh more that has built-in ohm meter than variable- wattage ... thanks for the info

 

[Bryan lord]

Don't order it from fast tech.


-Lord