Anyone got an MVP??? A question...

[aaandy]

I`m a fairly new vaper, 2 months now. Been finding my way with with different gear and finding what works for me. Started with an Ego/CE4 combo, then EVOD with a twist, now I just got a new Aerotank.
Now I need a good Battery to run it, definately want VW. Was thinking about the innokin MVP, but recently saw a pic of the VTR in someone`s hand, and Damn it looked like a pretty big box ( I guess it just could`ve been someone small hand), so I was wondering if someone who does have one could give me measurements so I have an idea of its size before I buy one.
I`ve checked details for them on numerous websites, but no-one seems to list the size?

Any other VV/VW battery suggestions would be appreciated too. I was also checking out the innokin vv/vw 3.0 square stick too. Not looking to spend alot either.

Thanks in advance

 

[Rosenec]

41*21*107mm

 

[Papa_Lazarou]

Either the MVP or the VV (the MVP's little brother) would be a fine, fine choice. The VTR is about 3x the price of the other two and is both large and very heavy.

For my money, the MVP would be the best option.

 

[Baditude]

The VTR is heavy as a brick....literally. I don't own one, but I've handled one at my local vape shop several times. It would definitely be too heavy for me for an out-and-about mod, and not very pocket-friendly IMO. It has a very polished surface, so it can be a finger print magnet.

I own a first gen MVP. It's a great affordable mod which IS pocket-friendly, and not too heavy for all day out of the house use. I get nearly 3 days between charges. It can be used as a pass through (you can use it as it charges). Accepts both ego attachments and 510 attachments.

 

[Jenn Perry]

VTR dimensions are: 4.2"tall x 2.2" wide x .8" deep and weighs 9.9oz

The MVP : 4.2" tall x 1.5" wide x .8" deep and weighs 5.6 oz both without a tank on them

 

[Peepaw]

41*21*107mm

Or 1 1/2 by 7/8 by 4 3/4 tall to the tip of the connector.

 

[xtwosm0kesx]

Either the MVP or the VV (the MVP's little brother) would be a fine, fine choice. The VTR is about 3x the price of the other two and is both large and very heavy.

For my money, the MVP would be the best option.

You can get VTR's for about $70 from 101vape, unfortunately they're still out of MVP's for $40, but they do have $25 VV v3 kits in some off colors.

 

[aaandy]

Thanks everyone, I think I`m goin with the MVP. I`d rather have a box than a baton with the VV 3.0

 

[aaandy]

Gotta love this forum for the quick replies!

 

[Rosenec]

Thanks everyone, I think I`m goin with the MVP. I`d rather have a box than a baton with the VV 3.0

You won't be disappointed, I love my mvp.

 

[SchmidtyKy]

I just received my MVP II.....after months of using spinners. I love my spinners, but this MVP takes the cake. It's Saturday morning right now, and I've been vaping on it since Tuesday night. The battery level just NOW turned yellow, indicating the 50% mark on available charge. I've taken 939 puffs on it during this time. At this rate, I will only need to charge it once or twice per week.

It works GREAT. And....I got mine at MountBakerVapor. It comes with a bottle of juice, and you get to request another one in the comments section just for going above the $15 mark. User the coupon code "vaporfrombaker" to get another 10% off. I got mine for $53 out the door. Got my MVP, IClear30, 2 bottles of juice, and the charger. Gotta be the best deal around. And it's a great product.

 

[Rewt]

Another vote here for the MVP. Mine's the MVP 2.0, the battery life is crazy. Using an aero tank with it and love it.

 

[derecola]

I love mine and use it all the time,I must say for the price it gives my Provari a run for its money and does a lot more...

 

[kalex]

main difference besides the weight is that VTR with tank is shorter then mvp with same tank. on VTR tank fits inside of the unit while on MVP it sticks out. so overall the volume is smaller on vtr.

 

[thezomb1e]

I love my MVP2

 

[Rathamar]

main difference besides the weight is that VTR with tank is shorter then mvp with same tank. on VTR tank fits inside of the unit while on MVP it sticks out. so overall the volume is smaller on vtr.

And the battery. MVP is a 2600 internal battery, VTR takes an 18650 replaceable battery.

I have both. I can say they both are an awesome vape, i swap batteries in the VTR once a day, while it is at lease 3 days between chargers on the MVP. When I want to leave the house with one device and some extra juice, it's the MVP that ends up in my pocket. If for some reason the battery needs charging it works of the same charger that my phone, tablet and multiple bluetooth items work off of and I always have at least one of those around,

 

[DetraMental]

The MVP or MVP 2 will not disappoint. I have the VTR and I agree with Baditude, it's a stay-at-home apv. To big and heavy, unless I feel a need for a defensive weapon, to carry around in my purse. I do love it though and use it daily cuz' I rotate flavors, it vapes great.

 

[FloridaCracker]

I would go with the MVP 2, might be around $15- $20 dollars more than the MVP , but worth it. IMO

 

[shellro07]

Good for you for buying the MVP2! You will like it a lot!

 

[MountainGoat]

I loved my MVP2 so much that I turned right around and got its little brother, a V3 3.0. They are both excellent units. Took the V3 out all day yesterday (with an Evod in my pocket just in case) and it never went yellow until after I got home last night. These are stellar mods. I think my Evods are destined for sale in the near future!