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The VV/VW v3 is a great device. Only 800 mAh but it does have pass through and charges pretty darn fast. I use the heck out of mine and love it.
If you like the form factor of the MVP, check out the VTR. Lots of vendors carry them at different price points. It's heavy though, 3 ounces shy of a full pound actually. I chose this one for my on the go device because the reveiws are great, and it's beefy so I feel it can take some abuse. The added feature of the tank being slightly protected appealed to me also. I use a PT2, a Davide, and the iClear 30s it came with as the tanks on it.
I know it's not the new thing but I still love the ego vv for on the go the 1300mah last all day for its size you just can't go wrong.
I agree with Harlen. I have both the Innnokin VV3 and the ego vv (newer model with VW added) along with other devices. I prefer the 1300 capacity, as for me the 800 on the VV3 isn't sufficient for a day. Although it's a fine backup. Have had it for somewhere over 9 months and no problems other than the one's I've made. (1-rivet model doesn't really like repeated drops, but epoxy putty made a fine repair.)
The VTR is definitely NOT a smaller device, which is what the OP was asking about.
The VTR is definitely NOT a smaller device, which is what the OP was asking about.
The VV/VW v3 is a great small device I use 2 of them at work and like the mvp 2 you can charge them with your phone charger. I usualy get a full 8 hour shift out of one of them.
I have the VV3, I do not get a full 8 hour shift out of mine. It dies by lunch time. It is a great little mod for what it does, and fairly cheap now.
I was simply comparing it to the form factor of the MVP, and pointing out the protection against drops, and pocket carry mishaps. I agree it is not "small" in the sense of weight, but physical shape and size is much easier for carrying IMO as compared to a longer Ego or tube mod while on the go.
Vv3 is basically a smaller MVP. As others have said its battery is a bit small but it works great. I'd say get two to compensate for the battery size, then again who leaves their home with only one battery? Worse case scenario you've got another pass thru so your MVP can be charged uninterrupted.
I have a friend I convinced to try the vv-v3 after using ego batteries for six months. They love the variable wattage setting, so much they now have five of them. They use mini protank 2's on them, each with a different flavor juice.
Yea MVP is primary. Just want something for downtime when MVP is charging, or a quick run out of the house. Main thing I like is the kits come with 5 iClear 16's. Found a started kit on ebay for 44.99. I figure at worst i get 5 tanks and a backup device.
When I bought my MVP 2.0, I also bought a VV 3.0 at the same time to have something smaller and easier to take with me. It is an excellent complement to the MVP 2.0.
Same exact features (3.3 - 5.0 volts in 0.1 volt increments, 6.0 - 11.0 watts in 0.5 watt increments) but in a much smaller package. Yes it only has an 800 mAh battery but since it also functions as a passthrough and can be charged with a standard micro USB cable, it is easy to find somewhere to charge it a bit if the battery runs low.
As it is winter right now, it is very easy to carry my MVP 2.0 with me everywhere I go, so I haven't been using my VV 3.0 that much. But in warmer weather when you have no jacket the VV 3.0 is easier to carry.
It's very inexpensive -- I paid $35 + tax at a local B&M shop for the express kit with the VV 3.0 and a nifty and very portable retractable USB charging cable. You can easily find similar prices online.
The only negative is the fact that the VV 3.0 has a slightly different user interface. It has +/- buttons to adjust the wattage or voltage setting, and switching between VV and VW modes is also different. Sometimes I find myself using the procedures for the MVP on the VV and vice-versa. It's only a minor inconvenience for me.
Same exact features (3.3 - 5.0 volts in 0.1 volt increments, 6.0 - 11.0 watts in 0.5 watt increments) but in a much smaller package. Yes it only has an 800 mAh battery but since it also functions as a passthrough and can be charged with a standard micro USB cable, it is easy to find somewhere to charge it a bit if the battery runs low.
As it is winter right now, it is very easy to carry my MVP 2.0 with me everywhere I go, so I haven't been using my VV 3.0 that much. But in warmer weather when you have no jacket the VV 3.0 is easier to carry.
It's very inexpensive -- I paid $35 + tax at a local B&M shop for the express kit with the VV 3.0 and a nifty and very portable retractable USB charging cable. You can easily find similar prices online.
The only negative is the fact that the VV 3.0 has a slightly different user interface. It has +/- buttons to adjust the wattage or voltage setting, and switching between VV and VW modes is also different. Sometimes I find myself using the procedures for the MVP on the VV and vice-versa. It's only a minor inconvenience for me.
Another vote here for the vv3. I needed something smaller to carry around at work, and love my MVP's so I tried it out. 101vapes.com has the express kit for $26, no tanks though. All you get is the vv and a retractable power cord. I am thinking about buying a second one to leave at work because now I take one of my MVP's with me just in case something happens to the vv. Like someone said above that's not a problem now since I am wearing a coat or jacket every day, but in a couple of months I plan on being naked 24/7, so no pockets 
I haven't priced ego twists lately, but unless they are less than $20 for a real one, I would go vv3 every time if even just the express kit.
Innokin iTaste VV (V3) Express kit - 101 Vape
I haven't priced ego twists lately, but unless they are less than $20 for a real one, I would go vv3 every time if even just the express kit.
Innokin iTaste VV (V3) Express kit - 101 Vape
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