I've been trying to decide between the MVP 2.0 and VTR for a few days now so I'm looking for some opinions to possibly lead me one way or another. I'm in Canada, the MVP 2.0 is 49.99, and the VTR is $85 + $11 for battery, and $10 for charger. Is it worth the additional cost?
Can't Decide- MVP 2.0 or VTR?
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I'd go ipv v2 or 3. Will do a lot and will be there for when you go into stuff you said you would never do like me. Sub ohming and cloud chasing on Rebuildables. LOL
Between the 2 devices you specified
The MVP allows you to use more toppers without an extension or modification. You can use drippers as long as you stay within the limits of the device. The internal non replaceable batteries will eventually wear out.
The VTR can run the same toppers. But many of them require the use of the extension making it awkward looking. You can cut off the retaining ring to allow a few more tanks to fit but many won't fit because of the design of the connector.
Being able to swap batteries makes it a longer lasting device.
It will really depend on how far you advance in toppers as to which would be the better choice in the long run. Both are solid durable devices with a good record.
The MVP allows you to use more toppers without an extension or modification. You can use drippers as long as you stay within the limits of the device. The internal non replaceable batteries will eventually wear out.
The VTR can run the same toppers. But many of them require the use of the extension making it awkward looking. You can cut off the retaining ring to allow a few more tanks to fit but many won't fit because of the design of the connector.
Being able to swap batteries makes it a longer lasting device.
It will really depend on how far you advance in toppers as to which would be the better choice in the long run. Both are solid durable devices with a good record.
I have an MVP. I also have my original set of eGo-T batteries (That still work) from 3 years ago when I started this hobby... I also have a good collection of mods around here that I almost never use, but don't want to part with....back-ups, you know?
Honestly, I doubt that the replaceable battery thing would be an issue. You'll probably have acquired at least 2 more mods / devices before you even notice that the MVP is starting to wear out.
Anyhow, I use the MVP with my Protank 3 Mini, Evod 2 and K3D. They're not fancy attys, but they have replaceable coils and can be rebuilt fairly easily, or replaced fairly cheaply.
My KFL+ and Russian only get used on my ProVari...I don't like the way that they sit on the MVP.
Honestly, I doubt that the replaceable battery thing would be an issue. You'll probably have acquired at least 2 more mods / devices before you even notice that the MVP is starting to wear out.
Anyhow, I use the MVP with my Protank 3 Mini, Evod 2 and K3D. They're not fancy attys, but they have replaceable coils and can be rebuilt fairly easily, or replaced fairly cheaply.
My KFL+ and Russian only get used on my ProVari...I don't like the way that they sit on the MVP.
I'd recommend the MVP2; like others have said, the VTR is very heavy, expensive and clumsy--it wasn't Innokin's best effort.
If you want a vv/vw APV with replaceable battery, there are better choices--Sigelei Zmax (mini or telescopic), for example. Or you may want to check this new introduction to the vaping world:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...cussion/601111-eleaf-istick.html#post14080388
Disclaimer--I don't own that one, just saw the thread. Looks good, though.
If you want a vv/vw APV with replaceable battery, there are better choices--Sigelei Zmax (mini or telescopic), for example. Or you may want to check this new introduction to the vaping world:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...cussion/601111-eleaf-istick.html#post14080388
Disclaimer--I don't own that one, just saw the thread. Looks good, though.
I'll jump on the bandwagon and say go with the MVP2 - more versatile, less cumbersome, less cost for a quality device.
If you like the box form factor, I'd suggest your next device (keeping the MVP for backup) would be something like the VaporShark rDNA30 (all the goodness of the MVP with more power and a replaceable battery), but they're a little pricey.
The eleaf linked above might turn out to be an MVP killer by the sounds of it, but I'd wait to see some user feedback in here before jumping in, especially since the MVP is so easy to get, cheap, and a good backup should you move on.
BTW, my suggestion would also be to buy from canvape.com. They have them at the price you quoted and are a very reliable vendor for us folks in the (no so) frozen north.
If you like the box form factor, I'd suggest your next device (keeping the MVP for backup) would be something like the VaporShark rDNA30 (all the goodness of the MVP with more power and a replaceable battery), but they're a little pricey.
The eleaf linked above might turn out to be an MVP killer by the sounds of it, but I'd wait to see some user feedback in here before jumping in, especially since the MVP is so easy to get, cheap, and a good backup should you move on.
BTW, my suggestion would also be to buy from canvape.com. They have them at the price you quoted and are a very reliable vendor for us folks in the (no so) frozen north.
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