cheap mods/larger battery for beginners

[DHolly]

+1 for Aspire

IMHO everything Aspire has put out has been great.

 

[DHolly]

MVP is great but I think the exchangeable batteries on others might be worth it.


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More info please? I'm tagging along, thanks

 

[Katya]

I don't see how they could improve on the MVP2 other than moving the button or some other minor ergonomic change.

They could reinforce the internal 510 threads (I've seen a lot complaints about those threads being stripped bare) and they should make the center pin adjustable (or shave off a hair off of that eGo well) to ensure proper electrical contact with all eGo-510 threaded toppers. I have a ss sigelei Zmax mini that comes with a redesigned 510/eGo connection and never had any connectivity problems.

Just sayin'.

 

[Katya]

+1 for Aspire

IMHO everything Aspire has put out has been great.

Yes and no. I've seen a lot of inconsistency with their coils--lousy QC.

 

[Zamazam]

That's a easy one. Get the MVP2 from Vape 101 for $39.99. It will handle a Protank 3. I use 19mm XL carto tank on mine.

I second that, 101VAPE has good deals, and the MVP is a great move up into larger battery capacity mods. I run my Taifun GS rebuildable on it. It will last me the entire day, sometimes 2 days depending on my vaping habits.

 

[CLOUDSinAZ]

I agree. The PT3 is a waste of time and money.

MVP 2 is hard to beat--if you don't mind that built-in proprietary battery.

BTW, Aspire is about to introduce a mini version of the Nautilus--I just got an email from them.

Any info on the mini?? I sure would like to see it..

 

[Katya]

Any info on the mini?? I sure would like to see it..

They wouldn't disclose any details other than that it will be on the Aspire website in about a week or so, so I'm watching. All I know is that it will be smaller than the regular Nautilus.