Is innokin MVP4 safe mod??

[hyogi]

I just bought MVP4
Im worry about lipo battery
Please tell me

 

[Eskie]

Worry in what way? That it has a battery in it? Does your phone have a battery in it? Your tablet and laptop? Those all use essentially the same batteries so if the others do not worry you this one should not either.

 

[herb]

Innokin has been criticized in the past to be overly safety conscious , if safety is your concern you couldn't pick a better company to buy a mod from.

They have been making great LiPo based mods longer than most , the MVP once ruled the world , seemed everybody on the planet, (who vaped) owned one and raved about it .

Still a winner

 

[jefsview]

My original MVP still works after 4 years (although I no longer use it daily, since I vape a little higher than 12 watts these days; not much higher, but higher).

I missed a few iterations of the MVP just due to form factor, but came back for the MVP 4... And now I own 2 of them. Fantastic mods, lighter and more comfortable than the original and a whole lot more battery life. I can get nearly 5 full work days out of a single charge, and then it charges fairly quickly for a large battery mod.

As herb said, Innokin is all about safety in their products, especially battery safety. They are not the most stylish piece of kit, but they work, and work well, with usually a long lifespan.

Good choice!

 

[Eskie]

Innokin takes battery safety very serious. I have the only model they ever made that will use a replaceable battery and there were pages on battery safety and how to use and charge a replaceable properly. Your MVP 4 should be fine.

 

[hyogi]

Thank you!

 

[JCinFLA]

@hyogi - Here's yet another vote for how great Innokin products are! I have many of their various MVP mods, and every one of them has been easy to use, has had no problems, and I feel totally safe using them. IMO, you made a wise purchase!

 

[Asbestos4004]

You'd be hard pressed to find something safer...especially now that Provape closed up shop.

 

[hyogi]

You'd be hard pressed to find something safer...especially now that Provape closed up shop.

What do you mean? I cant understand

 

[Asbestos4004]

What do you mean? I cant understand

i mean, yes..it's really safe.

 

[daviedog]

It's the Volvo of Vaping devices..

 

[SteveS45]

I am sure that creating a thread like this will find someone to knock the device just because you charge it with a USB cable! OMG!


Enjoy your new device and hopefully you have been reassured enough to feel safe! It really is only as safe as you use it properly and maintain it correctly in my opinion because anything not used as designed or improperly is not safe.

 

[ppeeble]

Innokin takes battery safety very serious. I have the only model they ever made that will use a replaceable battery and there were pages on battery safety and how to use and charge a replaceable properly. Your MVP 4 should be fine.

Sorry Eskie, couldn't resist - do you mean the Smartbox, Coolfire 4 TC, VTR or itaste Hunter ?

 

[Eskie]

CF4 of course. The Smartbox also took an 18650? This is what happens when you allow your imagination to run ahead of your typing.

 

[motordude]

I agree with you guys about Innokin, but what were they thinking when...Cool Fire II | Madvapes

 

[Myrany]

I agree with you guys about Innokin, but what were they thinking when...Cool Fire II | Madvapes

I remember thinking someone is seriously going to get in trouble trying to get that one through the airport when it came out.