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Huckleberried

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A WHOOOOOLE New World. You're in the right place. Kick your shoes off.

Welcome :)

In all seriousness, you will get a ton of replies. I use an itaste MVP 2. I get 2-3 days on the battery. It's a box shape and I really enjoy it. There are so many options available from what you have, all the way up to super pricey.

What do you want to spend?
 

LoriVanPelt

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i am still stuck on my ego twist 1300... i now have three of them and suck on my vape like a pacifier... and get a full day out of each.. a normal vaper would probably get two days worth of vape time from them... i like that it is variable and that i can get a range of vape depending on the juice i am using *currently bouncing between CAKE and ESPRESSO juice... and espresso is better with it kicked up a notch and the cake takes the lowest setting for a sweet delicious flavor... ohhhh i love me some cake juice
 

spanky131

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personally, I have/had 5 mods in 2 years. I started with a Joye Ego mod. It was great for my lack of experience. I highly recommend a spare battery and a charger if you go the route, as it takes forever to charge the 185650 batteries. for that matter always get an extra battery no matter what mod you are using. (Side note the Ego Mod does not like salt water). I then switched to the VAMO v2. This could be considered a lethal weapon in most states. It is extremely heavy and eats protank bases for breakfast (if dropped better have a spare base). My other problem with the vamo was the buttons were easy to push and no way of locking them. I burned out 3 wicks in one day because of this. I then moved on to the eVic. This mod does it all but costs a fortune. I still use this one, I just wanted more, so yesterday I bought 2 more. Nothing wrong with the Evic (other than the battery tube has worn off its finish), and I will probably use this one until i kill it. Now I have a Tesla, which I like so far (just avoid the protanks with it), It has a lock feature, and the buttons do not seem to be that easy to hit, so so far it passes the test. I also bought a mechanical mod called a ss-101 (at least at my local shop) I have seen it on other websites and they too call it a 101 just other letters added in. This is a no frills way of firing your carto. It works great for me and exceeded my expectations. I bought it for a utilitarian battery, but it may be my go to for a while (plus the $13 price tag without battery means it did not break the bank). Hope this helps!!!
 

amp79423

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You will get a bunch of MVP recommendations because it is a solid device at a great price. I couldn't get over the form factor though, the box isn't my thing. My first upgrade from an ego twist was an itaste 3.0. It has the same features as far as the vv/vw stuff goes, but it is a long rectangle shape roughly the length of a 900mah ego twist. I moved up from there to a provari and love it, but it is expensive (around $200 for the kit with the pv, batteries and charger). One drawback to the Provari is that it does not have variable wattage, so you will need to check the resistance of the atomizer with the built-in atomizer checker thing (technical term) and adjust your voltage accordingly.
 

happigrinz

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The MVP2 is probably one of the best bang-for-your-buck devices out there. I think it's pretty user friendly too, as there isn't much taking apart or putting together... it's a one-piece unit with an integrated battery so you don't even need to deal with swapping batts!

If you're an ego user, it might be a good stepping stone into other APVs and mech mods.
 
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