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Maybe an mvp. The 20W is a good price these days, and has long battery life.
Not sure what that means, Ive only ever purchased batteries to go with my Kanger Tech top parts ( Im assuming thats what a Mod is) but I have no preference just want something that will last at least 6 months without issues
For ones like those something like the
Joyetech ego one , itaste mvp , innokin svd ,
Joyetech ego one , itaste mvp , innokin svd ,
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I agree--the MVP 20 is a good quality, long lasting, easy to care for battery. If you want to puff all day, you'll have to switch to box-shaped PVs.
Eleaf iStick 30 and Heatvape Defender 25W are also very good choices. Shop around for best prices.
If you really want to stick with battery type mods I would recommend the Sigelei 30W APV. It uses a single 18650 battery but you can also charge it on the side with a micro-USB cord.
This is true. A Sigelei Mini 30W will work, too, but you also need to buy a good 18650 battery for it like a Samsung 25r. Its also bigger than the MVP. And Sigelei says not to vape while charging, so if you don't have an external charger, and at least two batteries, you're stuck when it needs to charge.
OP, here is an awesome price! Heck, for that price I might get one:
PVS & Mods | Innokin iTaste MVP 20W | VaporBeast
OP, here is an awesome price! Heck, for that price I might get one:
PVS & Mods | Innokin iTaste MVP 20W | VaporBeast
In my opinion, the MVP 20w is quite overpriced and bulky. Look for the iStick 20w, and you can get the 30w for about the same exact price.
Wow, I didn't click on roxynoodle's link. 25$, that's a good deal. But with me I just can't stand bulky batteries/mods.
Yeah, but the istick 20W is overpowered and the threads tend to strip out in the 510. I do have one that's 8.5 months old and working, but it doesn't work well with clearos, being overpowered.
I suspect the 30W istick won't last as long as the MVP, which is why I'm recommending MVPs now.
I suspect the 30W istick won't last as long as the MVP, which is why I'm recommending MVPs now.
Yeah, its getting so cheap, its great for anyone who doesn't need more than 20W. And they're very durable and reliable. I should get one for yard and barn work.
lmao, quote of the day! I should do some research on the size of the mod and watch some videos. if it seems small enough, I might just buy one my damn self! thanks dude/gal!
Its smallish, but a little heavy if its like the 2.0 I used to have.
It gets better...use coupon code YEAHBABY to take it to $22.49. Then first class shipping is $3.40. So total was $25something. I just bought one myself for a beater
. Not that it needs to be a beater, but I'm expecting typical MVP durability that the isticks just don't have. Going to pair it with a single coil clone for barn work
It gets better...use coupon code YEAHBABY to take it to $22.49. Then first class shipping is $3.40. So total was $25something. I just bought one myself for a beater
. Not that it needs to be a beater, but I'm expecting typical MVP durability that the isticks just don't have. Going to pair it with a single coil clone for barn work 
my daily "beater" is an IStick 20 clone ($17.79 $25.66 - Mini Smart-20 2200mAh Variable Voltage/ Wattage APV Mod - Cigabuy ) and a kanger aerotank...it's been dropped dozens of times, splashed with gas, and completely submerged in diesel fuel. Still running like a champ.
The iTaste VV3 (two on the left) are considered small mods with internal batteries. The two on the right are considered "ego" style batteries, also using an internal battery. Both are considered to be "disposable" once their battery dies.
You have two options:
A mod which uses external replaceable rechargeable batteries (below). Advantage here is when the batteries go bad, you just buy new batteries for only like $6 -10 each, and continue to use the same mod. You will need multiple IMR batteries (at least two) and a box charger (about $20) to charge those batteries. Probably the better choice for the committed "long term" vaper. These batteries can be expected to last 1 - 2 years, the mod should last double that or longer.
Battery Basics for Mods: IMR or protected ICR?
A mod which uses internal rechargeable batteries (below). Advantage is the battery is charged with a USB charger like your eGo batteries, so you don't need to buy a separate box charger for about $20. Disadvantage here is once the battery dies, the entire mod is useless. Battery life expectancy is likely 8 - 12 months daily use.
Both options above are going to be significantly larger than what you have been using. Both options considered an upgrade. With vaping, the bigger the battery the better the vape and the longer you can vape.
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I would reccomend an Istick, something like a box mod would work a lot better.
I am on a VV ecig with a sceen that's like a stick like yours, but I will be getting a box mod soon as they work a lot better!
I am on a VV ecig with a sceen that's like a stick like yours, but I will be getting a box mod soon as they work a lot better!
What kind of batteries are you using? Egos, Vision Spinners? Most people start with something like a Vision Spinner battery, if they prefer the batteries that look a bit more like cigarettes. My Spinners lasted me two years. It sounds like you may be buying ego knock-offs, because a battery should last much longer than four months.
Why don't you try ordering from a reputable online store, like Sweet-Vapes.com? Their Vision Spinner batteries are $18 for a 1300mah size that should last you all day. If you prefer a box mod, they have the very popular mvp2 for about $36. That price is for the kit which comes with a charger, and the cool thing about it is you can vape on it while it's charging.
It's still a good idea to buy 2 batteries, and you'll save a lot of money buying online vs at a local vape store.
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