Any opinions on the SVD?
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Welcome , but in my opinion , buy something else . I have one . The buttons are in the wrong place , so constantly changing the wattage setting . Thankfully there is a lock feature . But even with the build quality , it costs more then it's worth . Again , in my opinion . I'm sure that some SVD lover , will come along and tell you how great it is . I would look at the Vamo , or the sigelei Z-max instead . Good Luck
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I love my SVD... not in love with the iclear 30 though.
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Evap[e]orate;9612589 said:
Same here. I hate the iClear 30s, but some people love them. I'm not a clearo fan to begin with, but the iClear is the worst for flavor in my opinion.
I've had my SVD for a little over a month and I'm completely in love with it. I've never had problems with pressing buttons when I didn't mean to, and I like that it's a telescoping VV/VW APV, stainless steel, etc.
Just bought an SVD over the weekend. Obviously i haven't had it long enough to put it through its paces, but so far it seems rock solid. It does what it says on the tin, and it does it exceedingly well. I was extremely skeptical about the iClear 30s it came with (two, plus extra heads), but after a couple of days, i think i'm falling in love with them. I've said that before, though. But they seem somehow to be higher quality than the Vivi Nova i recently started fighting with. Can't put my finger on why just yet though.
It's telescoping, will take just about any common rechargeable battery (of the type vapers are likely to be buying anyway), and has plenty of ventilation for safety (huge plus) - however, i will have to make extra effort not to drop it in random bodies of water (as is my wont) (my poor old Twists!), as it does not seem as if it will take that particular sort of abuse very kindly. (In fact the manual clearly states that it is not waterproof - but what is in the vaping world?? It's electronic! All i'm really worried about is rain.) But it certainly looks as if i will be able to drop it onto pavement many, many times.
IMHO, for ~$99, it's a great investment. It would even be worth it if it didn't come with two tanks and a small handful of extra heads. Just don't forget batteries and a charger, if you need them.
It's telescoping, will take just about any common rechargeable battery (of the type vapers are likely to be buying anyway), and has plenty of ventilation for safety (huge plus) - however, i will have to make extra effort not to drop it in random bodies of water (as is my wont) (my poor old Twists!), as it does not seem as if it will take that particular sort of abuse very kindly. (In fact the manual clearly states that it is not waterproof - but what is in the vaping world?? It's electronic! All i'm really worried about is rain.) But it certainly looks as if i will be able to drop it onto pavement many, many times.
IMHO, for ~$99, it's a great investment. It would even be worth it if it didn't come with two tanks and a small handful of extra heads. Just don't forget batteries and a charger, if you need them.
I really like the svd ,quality build and really buttons didn't bother me after a day . AKA vapers $79 ,can't go wrong .And unless your buying a provari or equivalent . How can you really b-tch.This is a backup for my provari for when I don't want to take it or use it in certain places . And with all the different battery sizes that work,its a plus . Didn't have to buy any because of having the 3 sizes for my provari .
I use my svd everyday and really like it. I also have a vamo and have no issues with I just think the svd is easier to change the settings than vamo(not that it's hard to do). I like the 30 better then the vivi novas that I have. In the end you can't go wrong with either one.
My svd is a great and looks good too and I really like all the features it has. And yes aka vapors is the place to buy it and I think you can even find coupons too. And if you take in to account the iclear30s are $12 each and it comes with 3 replacement heads $2 each you are really only paying $50 for the mod
I found this SVD kit at Innokin SVD mod
They said use this coupon code of sos007 for $15 off, is it still worth it?
They said use this coupon code of sos007 for $15 off, is it still worth it?
Innokin says one their site that they didn't sell any svds to fasttech so buyer beware..
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Just a heads up and atleast the fire button is different from mine by looking at the pictures.
STATEMENT - Best Electronic Cigarette | E Cigarette Manufacturer| Innokin
Just a heads up and atleast the fire button is different from mine by looking at the pictures.
There was a discussion about this on the forum, fasttech themselves and ........ have confirmed they are legitimate innokin SVD's
I bought my full kit from mtbaker, i'm really happy with my SVD. Good performance, great machining for a chinese mod.
I've been using it with really long panasonic 18650 batteries with the short tube.
39.03 free shipping
Just ordered one of these and batteries.. Great deal here.............I hope I like it...... will be heavy I think
WHERE: FastTech - Gadgets and Electronics
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