Just to add... get the full kit iStick 30W if that interests you. (Comes with cable, wall plug and a ego to 510 connector).
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Bought a Kanger Evod 2, now what?
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Thats it, it's a grab and go vape...very low maintenance. The iStick will come with the watts/volts set on factory maximum, be certain and LOWER the volts/watts when you get it BEFORE trying it.
Get replacement coils, for sure. They'll last 3 - 20 days each.
Not sure if the iStick comes with a charging cord. A USB charging cord is needed to charge the internal battery.
Oooh, think I found something cheaper and as good.
Any thoughts on the Innokin MVP20W Express Kit vs the iStick?
Any thoughts on the Innokin MVP20W Express Kit vs the iStick?
MVP vs iStick? If it was me I'd go with the MVP. I had the original MVP1, and it was a reliable worthy mod. Innokin has been in the business longer than eLeaf and has a great reputation for dependable products. The MVP is a solid mod for the price.
MVP makes a great product. The difference I see is you'll still need to get "proper" separate batteries and a quality battery charger.
Good luck in your decisions... we know what you're going thru.
Nice, that's a little bit of money saved.
How about Kanger Aerotank Mini or Mega?
How about Kanger Aerotank Mini or Mega?
Nautilus is a better tank (in my opinion). The Aerotanks are nice. I have the Kanger Subtanks, and still use my Nautilus Mini's. You might try looking at this link, I have bought here before.
KANGERTECH - SUBOX MINI STARTER KIT - Vape Super Saver
KANGERTECH - SUBOX MINI STARTER KIT - Vape Super Saver
Yeah, that seems to be the general opinion.
So, if I decided to go for the Innokin MVP, couldn't I just get 1 rechargeable battery and a charger? How much would that be?
So, if I decided to go for the Innokin MVP, couldn't I just get 1 rechargeable battery and a charger? How much would that be?
The MVP's use an internal rechargeable battery just like the iSticks do. No need for separate external batteries and charger.
I didn't realize that. But the MVP is only 20W isn't it? (Thinking Subtank growth)
I went from the original Evod with a Mini Protank 2 to the MVP2 with a regular Protank 2 and it was a world of difference.. Long since moved on from those but you really cant go wrong with anything made by Innokin. The MVP20 is a higher powered upgrade to the MVP2 and I bet it rocks just as much if not more. If they wouldve had the 20 watter last year, I probably would still be using an MVP. Innokins track record is leagues above Eleafs. I still to this day havent heard of anyones MVP, or VTR or SVD blowing up or autofiring on them. Cant say the same for the whole family of iSticks.
And people quit recommending 'sub-ohming' left and right to new vapers. Its not an 'improvement' to vaping, its simply a means to reach higher power with lower voltage (and consequently more amperage from your battery to achieve it). No where did he mention he wants more power, and 'sub-ohming' is not the be all end all to vaping.
And people quit recommending 'sub-ohming' left and right to new vapers. Its not an 'improvement' to vaping, its simply a means to reach higher power with lower voltage (and consequently more amperage from your battery to achieve it). No where did he mention he wants more power, and 'sub-ohming' is not the be all end all to vaping.
10 watts. 
I THINK there are some slight cosmetic differences between the two but other than the power not much. It might fire a lower ohm coil than the 20 but its like a negligible .2 difference if I remember correctly. The 20W is literally an upgraded MVP2, the 30 and the Pro are the 'new generation' of MVPs. Hell if I didnt need my MVP as an ohm reader for building coils Id pass it along to ya. I loved it until I started using Kayfun 4s that needed just a bit more wattage than the MVP2s 11w max. If it went to 15 id still be using it honestly. Been sitting for MONTHS now and the dang things still got a charge even, cant recommend em enough.
I THINK there are some slight cosmetic differences between the two but other than the power not much. It might fire a lower ohm coil than the 20 but its like a negligible .2 difference if I remember correctly. The 20W is literally an upgraded MVP2, the 30 and the Pro are the 'new generation' of MVPs. Hell if I didnt need my MVP as an ohm reader for building coils Id pass it along to ya. I loved it until I started using Kayfun 4s that needed just a bit more wattage than the MVP2s 11w max. If it went to 15 id still be using it honestly. Been sitting for MONTHS now and the dang things still got a charge even, cant recommend em enough.
Room to grow. The 30W can use the Kanger Subtank Mini .5 ohm coil builds. The 20W iStick or MVP 20W would only be able to utilize the 1.2 ohm coils. Subtanks are the next level of vape after the Nautilus. By recommending the 30W, I am thinking you might be one that will go that route down the road. So if you get a 30W now, all you'll need is a Kanger Subtank Mini to grow there. (And yes there are more steps after that one also) I have the Nautilus and the Subtank and I use both daily.
I am not recommending Subtank growth at this point. I think you'll "love" the Nautilus. Walk before you run.
This is a pic of the steps of my growth. I'm just suggesting you skip the mistakes, get a good mod and a "great tank". The Nautilus is on the Spinner 2 in the center and on the iStick 50W on the right.
I do have Subtanks now, but I still use my Nautilus Mini every day.
I do have Subtanks now, but I still use my Nautilus Mini every day.
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