I have the vtr coming In the mail I'm very excited
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mvp2, battery is very long lasting, tests show its vv/vw is not that accurate but im use to it
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I have and mostly use my MVP 2.0
Very long lasting battery
Output voltages are only 0.01-0.02v lower than the setting so well within spec
Only thing I don't like is the button placement
I wish they had put it on the skinny side of the box
I also own a kamry k100, a vision spinner 1100mah, and a smok tech ace
The ace is nice and my freedom smokes has them for $39 but it is pulse width modulation
So unless you are heavy into modding it works fine.
The wattage mode is a much cleaner Vape than the voltage setting also for some reason.
Over all I bounce back and forth from my MVP 2.0 and the Ace with a side of spinner
As for tanks...
The only tanks I use now are the Aspire BDC tanks
Best flavor and vapor this side of rebuildables
The wick coil design is something kanger and innoking are now using in their newest tanks but aspire was first
As far as point of sale I use my freedom smokes mostly but also discoutvapor and Hoosier ecigs is a place I use sometimes
101vape is nice but they really only sell a few products but their innokin prices are usually hard to beat for a company shipping from the USA
Very long lasting battery
Output voltages are only 0.01-0.02v lower than the setting so well within spec
Only thing I don't like is the button placement
I wish they had put it on the skinny side of the box
I also own a kamry k100, a vision spinner 1100mah, and a smok tech ace
The ace is nice and my freedom smokes has them for $39 but it is pulse width modulation
So unless you are heavy into modding it works fine.
The wattage mode is a much cleaner Vape than the voltage setting also for some reason.
Over all I bounce back and forth from my MVP 2.0 and the Ace with a side of spinner
As for tanks...
The only tanks I use now are the Aspire BDC tanks
Best flavor and vapor this side of rebuildables
The wick coil design is something kanger and innoking are now using in their newest tanks but aspire was first
As far as point of sale I use my freedom smokes mostly but also discoutvapor and Hoosier ecigs is a place I use sometimes
101vape is nice but they really only sell a few products but their innokin prices are usually hard to beat for a company shipping from the USA
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My first mod was the VTR. It was a great starter into the world of e-cigs. My only issue with it was the limitations on what tanks can be used. If you get a VTR, get a Kanger Aerotank with it. Probably the best tank that's fits in it available. The extension tube that makes it possible to use any tank, completely kills the look and portability of the VTR. I used mine for about a month before I moved on from it and bought a ............134!l
The 134 is awesome. Strong vape and rock solid built. It will fire any tank I put on it. I think it's a great mod but I do understand that the size of it makes it more of a specialty item. I stopped using it regularly after I got a Provari. I just couldn't take it out of the house. It is really big.
After I got the Provari, I thought I was finished buying mods. I thought it was the end all be all. Rock solid, totally reliable and a great vape. That was until I tried a REOMod.
The REOMod is the end all, be all. Super easy to build, great vape and rock solid. Seriously, don't even bother with all the VV/VW devices and all the issues they can present. Just buy a REO Grand LP and a RM2 REOMizer. Check out the REO subforum here under the vendor forums and do some reading. It is the most cost effective way to vape. No cartridges, coils or tanks to buy. Just get some Kanthal 28g and organic sterile cotton and vape like a king!
The 134 is awesome. Strong vape and rock solid built. It will fire any tank I put on it. I think it's a great mod but I do understand that the size of it makes it more of a specialty item. I stopped using it regularly after I got a Provari. I just couldn't take it out of the house. It is really big.
After I got the Provari, I thought I was finished buying mods. I thought it was the end all be all. Rock solid, totally reliable and a great vape. That was until I tried a REOMod.
The REOMod is the end all, be all. Super easy to build, great vape and rock solid. Seriously, don't even bother with all the VV/VW devices and all the issues they can present. Just buy a REO Grand LP and a RM2 REOMizer. Check out the REO subforum here under the vendor forums and do some reading. It is the most cost effective way to vape. No cartridges, coils or tanks to buy. Just get some Kanthal 28g and organic sterile cotton and vape like a king!
Just ordered the MVP 2. Should be here next week. I'm hoping it's an improvement over my current eGo pen.
My son realized on vacation recently about the charging the phone capabilities that my MVP 2 has, I had tried to hide that feature, but when I realized he was missing his girlfriend back at home, stuck with his parents shopping in Saint Augistine Florida and bored out of his mind I gave in and told him.... Needless to say I lost my MVP that day! I was down to my Vision spinner which was ok, but I seem to get to my sweet spot with the MVP!
Been vaping a little more than 3 months and smoke free for 3 months and 35 seconds to be exact, ok except for the one I found in my car and tried, but couldn't stand!
Been vaping a little more than 3 months and smoke free for 3 months and 35 seconds to be exact, ok except for the one I found in my car and tried, but couldn't stand!
Will definitely be an improvement! Play with your wattage, I like it more than volts, to find the sweet spot for your juice! I tend to like the watts better than volts that's what is holding me back from a Provari. I am not a dripper, so I just don't know if I will like it.
i am brand new to vaping and just got the iTaste vv v3 yesterday and have really enjoyed it so far. I love that you can charge it with a usb cable. I am still playing around with the variable voltage and variable wattage to find the perfect setting for me. I love its size...very easy to carry around. The battery has lasted me all day today.
Please note that the variable voltage and variable wattage are doing the same things and that it is either VV or VW and not both.
if you are using VV when you raise or lower the volts the watts going to the coil go up or down respectively. If you are using VW when you raise or lower the watts the volts delivered to the coil go up or down respectively.
They both do exactly the same thing
Only one I have is the MVP2, but I love it. It's perfect for me because I don't have anything else with replaceable batteries, and I needed something with a passthrough. It only goes to 5V/11W, but that's fine for me. I find it a very comfortable size to hold in my hand, but a little bulky to carry around. A charge lasts me about 2 full days. The integrated ohmmeter is an added convenience, and being able to use it to charge a cell phone is another bonus. I also find it aesthetically pleasing (I got the light blue one).
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I had a v5 that lasted all of 45 minutes. I realized I really wanted more reliability. The 134 fit the bill and my budget. It has been knocked off my end table half a dozen times and several times off the kitchen counter without a scratch. It's a bit big and heavy but I think you should consider it. I still use my spinners for out and about. 
I have both the VTR and SVD.
The negatives of the VTR are that it's heavy and only fits certain tanks, but it works great and seems extremely durable. I've dropped mine on concrete a few times, with little to no damage.
SVD is great but HUGE in 18650 mode, not practical to take on the go.
My VTR fits in my pocket and is my go-to on a daily basis.
The negatives of the VTR are that it's heavy and only fits certain tanks, but it works great and seems extremely durable. I've dropped mine on concrete a few times, with little to no damage.
SVD is great but HUGE in 18650 mode, not practical to take on the go.
My VTR fits in my pocket and is my go-to on a daily basis.
VTR gets my vote.
I've had no issues with my 30s tanks either...I have 7 of them and none of them leak. I've averaging around 2-4 wks on the coils before I need to clean them, just depends on the type of juice I'm vaping on the length they'll go before I change them out and clean them.
Pros out weigh the Cons with the VTR regarding tank size...there's nothing wrong with the 30s as far as I can see and it fits perfectly into the VTR. I would like to try the X.1 tank but I'm waiting on a good deal on it before purchasing one.
I'm shopping for a second VTR (V2) to keep as a backup for future use incase my current one takes a dive for some reason.
I've had no issues with my 30s tanks either...I have 7 of them and none of them leak. I've averaging around 2-4 wks on the coils before I need to clean them, just depends on the type of juice I'm vaping on the length they'll go before I change them out and clean them.
Pros out weigh the Cons with the VTR regarding tank size...there's nothing wrong with the 30s as far as I can see and it fits perfectly into the VTR. I would like to try the X.1 tank but I'm waiting on a good deal on it before purchasing one.
I'm shopping for a second VTR (V2) to keep as a backup for future use incase my current one takes a dive for some reason.
Had 2 SVDs fail in less than 4 months. Wouldn't touch another one unless it was free.
As for the BEST Innokin VV/VW mod, it's either the VTR or 134, take your pick. Both use the same electronics inside so the only real difference is in the shape. Box mod or tube mod.
As for the BEST Innokin VV/VW mod, it's either the VTR or 134, take your pick. Both use the same electronics inside so the only real difference is in the shape. Box mod or tube mod.
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