I do have the previous mvp 3.0. I'm a huge fan of innokin products and I've been going back and forth between the Cool Fire 4 Plus or the MVP 3.0 Pro.
Strangely enough I love the large boxy feel of the MVP. If you are vaping 30-50 watts continuously, which battery is going to last longer? I'm using my current mvp at 29 watts and the battery drains really quick.The Coolfire 4 is a good mod. I have it and the MVP 30 Pro 60W. CF4 is a 40w mod with about 1/3 less top end wattage than the MVP 3.0 Pro.
OTOH, the MVP 3.0 Pro is rectangular with squared corners and the CF4 is rounded and smooth. You might want to find a vape shop in TN that carries both so that you can touch and feel and decide which design you like.
I use both of them in rotation, as well as others. Right now, I'm pressure washing the siding on my house. In my pocket is my beater mod, an iStick 20W that's been through all sorts of pocket carry in outside projects. I save my better mods for inside use and for when I go out.
You can charge it via USB if you don't want to change batteries
I thought you weren't supposed to charge the batteries like that? I thought you had to remove the batteries and use a dedicated charger for safety reasons.
It is generally agreed this is the best course of action.
It's a pretty device. I'm so used to the position of the fire button on my mvp 3 I'm not sure if I would like the placement on the Tesla. I wonder if a local B&M has one in stock. I generally vape around 28 watts and my battery drains so fast. How has the battery life been?My Tesla Nano 60W two-day priority package got stuck in Georgia for several days (I never have luck with the USPS), but I finally received it last night. This thing is pretty sweet. Heavier than I would have liked, in fact surprisingly heavy considering how small. I realize it has a large battery, but it and it's 3600 mAh battery is much heavier the iStick 50 and it's 4400 mAh battery. It's much shorter than an iStick 50, or even the 30, but it's a little wider than the 50.
I would say it's built like a tank, except it has fire button rattle. Considering it's one thing that reviewers always mention, you'd thing companies would start making sure there is none. It's a minor rattle though but the up/down buttons have no rattle. Oh but to the OP.... the buttons adjust in .5 increments, not .1 increments.
It's really really comfortable in the hand and the design is thought out really well for that. If you fire with your thumb, your palm sits nicely in the cutout for the display and three fingers comfortable grip the rounded backside and your pinky rests on the bottom corner, which is cut away. I wondered when seeing the pictures if that bottom corner being cut out was just for looks, but it's not. If the that corner was just squared off, it wouldn't be nearly as comfortable.
I vape between around 35 watts give or take and knew I needed a battery about this size to get me through a whole day, but wanted a compact package. It's a nice addition to the collection. I'm very happy I got it. I got the blue one by the way.
+1 for this. I have 4 of these and think they are the best mod going. Fits well in the hand, lots of power, upgradeable and small price. Can't go wrong.
