Aspire-Et with MVP 2

[mgavilondo]

Aside from some early issues with connectivity ( had to mess with the pins a bit), the Aspire has been performing flawlessly on the MVP and iTaste for me.. Haven't heard much about this combo and as dual coils go I'm figuring it's not popular yet because it's so new... The taste is better than my protank and the draw is perfect! I also think the price is amazing. Only draw back is you really can't dry burn these coils, and the heads run around $2 apiece but my heads lat around 3 weeks. I just soak everything and dry every few tanks or so.. Wondering what others have experienced with the tank combo w/ MVP


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I had a really bad experience with awful tastes out of all my Aspire heads (nothing going on with my tongue, the juices tasted great in working devices). I had flavors come out of my Aspire heads that tasted like fish oil, sea salt, metallic dust, and these weren't just minor tinges, but overwhelming pure flavors of these bad traits. With 6 heads and $30 wasted, I just can't bring myself to order another pack.

The Aspire holds up to every other test though - no real leaking, no huge sensitivity to changes in voltage, a ton of vapor production, good built quality, and it has a looser draw that can be adjusted with air flow controllers. I also had only rare issues with connectivity, and was able to fix it simply using my fingernails or taking the tank apart, taking out the head, and adjusting the connector with my fingers (I didn't have a hobby screwdriver laying around...).

But for flavor, it's a mess. About 7 other users have reported this mystery as well. The same ratio seemed to always happen with the Protank II, and I ignored the bad reviews before I bought it too, and with the Protank II, the problem for me was always that the coils dried out after just one or two hits, and always burnt up the flavors, no matter how much manipulation I did (I'm a fairly savy guy when it comes to all the tips and tricks). The Aspire seems equally destined to be a polarized device...