Advise Please: ITouch MVP 2.0 Yes or No?

[ferguson63901]

I am brand new to vaping, and have the itaste mvp 2.0. I bought from Mt Vapor Baker. Stupid question, but what do I need to get for replacement parts? I'm interested in a new tank, but never have understood if there are wicks or coils I need to replace so often, etc. Hope this makes sense. What tanks do you recommend? I wanted to call MBV and adk, but can't find a number or contact for them. Thank you in advance from a dumb newbie

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[PoeDung]

Great choice on the mvp 2, but the protanks leak and gurgle. Try the iClear 30.

 

[mrharvey34]

Or the g50( or aka hypertanks) they are good


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[ferguson63901]

So I don't need to stock up on anything to keep it vaping? Do you clean the tanks periodically, or replace anything?

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[Miata GT]

Yes, it's a great multi-day vape device that's easy to carry and use.

 

[DavidAmonettNashville]

I have both the MVP2 and the Pro tank 3. I haven't had any troubles with either. The MVP2 is simply awesome and the PT3 blows rich clouds at 4.6 volts.....I will say that if you get the pro tank 3 you should order a box of extra coils for it. It performed admirably with the original coils but once I replaced them with the new style it became a Contender....BTW I'm a heavy vapor and I'm still on my first replacement coil without even a cleaning and it's been almost two weeks.....OH, if your Kanger doesn't have a scratch off security code inside the box...It ain't real

 

[dooglez]

I would get the mvp it's a good solid device had mine for about a month now and I love it I usually get about 2 to 2.5 days on the battery. and I just started using the kayfun clone as a topper and it blows clouds all day long

 

[Vapoor eyes er]

Own and love my MVP 2. You'll have plenty of battery life with its 2600 mah batt.
Pros:
Long battery life.
Pass Through- charge while I vape.
Innokin seems to be focused on quality products= better build quality.
Superior chip to other budget Mods resulting in a superior firing capability= no rattlesnake sound.

 

[ferguson63901]

Thanks to you all! I'm happy to hear that I don't have to worry about anything other than the 100 's I've spent on juice in a few weeks. Now to worry about my next gadget. I'm terrible about wanting what's "better".

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[olefolks]

I will make one (tank) suggestion. Its costly (35.00) but you will not regret purchasing an Aspire Nautilus. It is a great tank and can hold 5mls.

 

[seahawkin]

I would say YES! I have many devices, I collect and rebuild. But always on me is my MVP2 and my Provari. When I need to vape on the go the MVP2 doesn't let me down, performance is good, charging is easy and it has enough look wows to keep me using. And you can't go wrong with the price.

 

[ferguson63901]

Funny you mention having the provari too. I just checked those out. My issue is not knowing what I need to go with it. I want to have all the spare parts on hand if I need them as we have no reputable vape shops here. Would the Nautilus work with the provari? Do I need anything else to go with it? I'm over my head, and the info isn't clicking yet I appreciate your responses so much!

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[Wingsfan0310]

Funny you mention having the provari too. I just checked those out. My issue is not knowing what I need to go with it. I want to have all the spare parts on hand if I need them as we have no reputable vape shops here. Would the Nautilus work with the provari? Do I need anything else to go with it? I'm over my head, and the info isn't clicking yet I appreciate your responses so much!

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If your new to vaping the MVP2 is probably better for you because you don't have to buy lithium batteries and a charger (they come with the MVP2). The Provari is a great device but you have to add the batteries and charger for it to work.

I think your getting the toppers (atomizers, tanks, etc) confused with the batteries. For an atomizer there is going to be upkeep. The coils get dirty, wicks get clogged. If they have replaceable heads you need to replace/rebuild/and or clean periodically. Batteries just need to be recharged.

Hope this helps you!

Cheers,
Steve

 

[Mark Anthony]

It's a fantastic mod with some good features, including an awesome battery life. I have several mods but this is my go to every day favorite..... until I get my Prov........ should I say it??!!!?!?! Yep, I'm gonna...... my Provari!!!! There... I said it!!!

 

[Rancor0681]

Skip the protank 3 and go with can Aspire Nautilus. Holds 5mls and built in adjustable airflow

 

[xthng1]

Just got back from picking up my MVP. Very happy with it so far. Still using the iClear30 that comes with it filled with some RY4. Very enjoyable vape.

 

[AustinHarley]

I've got both the MVP and the VV. I have an iClear 30s on the MVP and a Protank II mini on the VV. I just got the Protank and I like it, but I have problems with it occasionally. The iClear tends to leak from the tip a lot for me, leaving that unsettling taste on your lips when you go to hit it. I don't have that problem with the Protank.

 

[markcheshire]

I have both. Great combo and the price is worth it. Kanger tanks are good tanks with any type of liquid such as cinnamon or citrus flavors
Also. Mvp will also charge phones and can last 3 or more days depending on how much you vape. Good investment.

 

[sludgeheart]

I'm new at this too, but I've tried a number of APVs. The MVP is reliable and hassle free. It comes at a good price, with a little bit of online research, and is usually packaged with a tank. I own 2 and would highly recommend the MVP if you want to concentrate on vaping for now and leave fiddling with screws, batteries, and coils for later.

 

[LoveVanilla]

And Love Vanilla: Way to go avoiding 2,000 cigarettes! That's a huge milestone!

Thank you spawnsharks! It feels great.

Doctor was happy I'd dropped another 7lbs (almost thirty in four years) and extremely happy I had quit smoking -- and gave thumbs up I'd done so through vaping (even though research is trailing).