What to upgrade to next
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Seeing as how I was in your same boat over the last week or so, I picked up the MVP at my local b&m after holding both in my hand. The feel, battery life and durability is there with the MVP. Technically, it doesn't have a user replaceable battery but if you're savvy, that's easily overcome. Besides, the battery lasts for days on this thing. I'm glad I picked up the MVP over the vamo. Another thing that swayed my decision was there were more negatives against the vamo than the innokin. HTH.
There is always the "Tesla". It isn't a Provari, But it tries to be. I've got one, it's a well made device. Very thick Aluminium alloy, about 3 millimetres thick, quite lightweight, really solid mod. Spring loaded centre terminal. Uses an 18650 battery. They've tried harder than most to build a robust mod. Got to give it some credit just for that.
It has downsides too, it sounds like a rattle snake when you vape with it, pretty cool really, your fingers block your line of sight when you use the adjustment buttons because the buttons are above the screen rather than below. It's ok as long as you've got 2 hands though !. Think about it.
It has downsides too, it sounds like a rattle snake when you vape with it, pretty cool really, your fingers block your line of sight when you use the adjustment buttons because the buttons are above the screen rather than below. It's ok as long as you've got 2 hands though !. Think about it.
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The VTR is a heavy beast. Only accepts 18650's (I might be off on that) and is a heavy beast. That same b&m had them. I put it in my pocket to get the feel and I felt my pants falling off and that was without a battery or tank. Did I mention that it's heavy?
Just remember.
MVP in the UK £37
MVP at Totally Wicked £55
MVP from "rip off" bricks and mortar £99
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