Device upgrade question / MVP / SID / or VV battery

[chimsweep]

I have owned the SID, i just feel like it doesnt hit nearly as hard as my SVD. I have heard nothing but awesome things about the MVP. If you want to go the replaceable battery route, check out the SVD. Bonus(? ): looks like a lightsabre

X2....a real workhorse!!!!

 

[fabman]

I have an MVP 2 and use a Kay Fun Lite clone and an Aspire nautilus exclusively. The Kay Fun Lite I can use at 10 watts and get great taste and vapor. The best clearomizer on the market by far is the Aspire nautilus. That I run at 3.7/3.8 volts at at 7.5 watts. Got my nautilus at vapervilla.com in Sterling Heights, MI for $35.

 

[daviedog]

So far you are only hearing from the new MVP2 owners. I got mine last sept. when the 2's came out.
1 the fire switch is wonky. Don't get good contact unless your finger is dead center. As time goes on, becomes a big annoyance.
2 contacts are low. Will not couple to an Igo W. Which I didn't use last summer.
3 limited vv vw range.
2 months ago purchased the SVD. Addresses all the above issues with grace & aplomb. Expect to pay 18usd for nite core 4 and 6 a piece for effest imr batts.
Don't let the battery/charger issue prevent you from considering this option. I mean you're going to get batts sooner or later..

 

[leeler]

I too love my MVP, but you can also go all VG for lots of cloud too.

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[jiminsandiego]

I'll put my 2 cents in. Got my MVP from eccigity last Saturday. Very hard to get the charger cord to connect. Center pin became very finicky to connect. I think I got a lemon. So.. I would suggest paying $15 more from a B&M just incase you get a lemon. I liked my evods until I got my Kayfun lite plus clone. Now I won't even use them. The MVP does not seem to give a better vape than my Ego C twist. However the battery life is what makes it great. My advise as a newbie… KFL+ with a MVP2 (from a local shop) and you got yourself a very good setup.
Jim

 

[motoman883]

The mvp is a great mod but it is square and a bit bulky and you have to have your finger dead center of the fire button in my opinion I use it at home alot , the sid is also a great mod but unlike the mvp you do have to get seperate batteries and charger for it. I have several evod tanks that I use on twists here and there and get good vapor production out of. Either are good the sid has a higher wattage setting than the mvp, if you want a good tank that has good vapor production and dont want to invest in a Nautilus then I would go for the aspire BDC they are around 10-15 bucks depending where you buy from I just bought a few on ebay for 9.95 w/free shipping , the nautilus is the best I have found as of yet but are a bit pricey. I have some Kayfuns coming to try my hand at rebuildables because they say they have the best vapor and flavor.Here a good video to explain vv/ww.Vaping E-Cigs Voltage Vs. Watts - YouTube

 

[Biggame]

I appreciate all the replies, I think I'm gonna pull the trigger on an MVP for $35 from vapeME and hope it's not a lemon or a knockoff, I'm also gonna grab an aspire BDC from them as well for the time being and keep my eyes peeled for a good deal on a nautilus. I'm sure I'll end up getting into other mods and RBAs at some later point in time. With the money saved from quitting analogs I can justify spending some cash on vaping equipment

 

[anewkirk]

I have the iTaste vv 3.0 and it works great, but the battery runs down pretty fast for me. I guess I should step up to the MVP and use the vv as a backup.