Anyone else liking the iTaste SVD?
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I'm glad that you are enjoying it. I really love my Innokin MVP
Variable Voltage APV Discussion
I'm glad that you are enjoying it. I really love my Innokin MVP
I am loving the SVD. I've had mine for a just over a week now and have been using it everyday. Its well made, looks nice - nicer "in person" than in photos I've found. Its easily worth twice what it cost from Fasttech - so a great deal.
Thanks for the link, I guess I didnt search hard enough lol...
Ya for sure Kiwi... Im debating on ordering another one...
Ya for sure Kiwi... Im debating on ordering another one...
I have an MVP and a Vamo. Was just checking out an SVD the other day and really liked the feel and look of it. I think that will be my next (in the near future) mod purchase. Much more "grippy" than my Vamo.
I'm completely in love with my SVD. I bought it when they were first released and instantly fell in love. I still haven't had a chance to use it in every configuration, though (just 18350 & 18650, getting some 18490/18500 batteries soon). I just bought an IGO-L RDA and it looks awesome on the SVD. Off topic, but I'm REALLY loving the IGO lol.
MVP doesn't have an ohmmeter, that's a big one for me. I like to know the resistance of a particular clearomizer so I know about where to set the initial voltage for it. Also lets me know when one is starting to go bad.
I also just like the look of it.
Also, the one thing about the MVP I don't like is the built in battery. Very easy to replace the battery in a Vamo, SVD, or similar type mod.
I also just like the look of it.
Also, the one thing about the MVP I don't like is the built in battery. Very easy to replace the battery in a Vamo, SVD, or similar type mod.
The SVD is a tube APV, so you can change the batteries. It's telescoping, so you can use 18350, 18490/18500, or 18650 batteries for different size configurations. It's variable wattage and voltage, and the voltage goes up to 6v instead of 5v. Oh and the SVD has a resistance checker, which I don't think the MVP has. I'm thinking of getting either the MVP or the new VV 3.0 soon because they can be used as a passthrough. That's the only thing the SVD doesn't have that I'd like to have in an APV
As I mentioned earlier, I just checked out the SVD, don't actually have one yet. I do like the "grippy" feel of the base of the SVD better than the slick feel of the Vamo. Otherwise they are very similar devices.
i got a couple SVDs from FT and really like them. screens were a bit blurry but i got that fixed. the Pannies dont seem to last as long as i thought but ive been using RBAs at 12 watts.
IMO Id have to say I like the SVD more tham the Vamo...and I loved my Vamo...before it broke lol...
I have used my Vamo for so long that I got very used to it. But I've been using the SVD just over a week - and I really like it. I think the Vamo will be having a rest for a while. Its been an amazing pv - I've vaped heavily with it for months on end. It makes me smile that there are Vamos all over the world. Its a good pv.
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