I used both for a good while.
I didn't know about 90 percent of the equipment out there so I was trying with cigalikes and egos from October till March; and those things had me so aggravated I smoking twice as much. I was having a major vascular surgery done on March 10th where I would be stuck in the hospital bed for a week with no chance to get out the bed, moreless outside to grab a smoke; so, I went to a b&m in desperation and got an mvp2 with an aerotank along with a crash course on what vaping really is. I bought a bunch of juice and extra tank, extra coils, when I left and recovered from the sticker shock, I felt like I was prepping for the apocalypse. I smoked my last cig at 3 in the morning on March 10th. And spent the next week using the MVP as a pacifier. That thing only left my lips to refill the tank. When I got out the hospital, I discovered google, ECF and while new world of vaping. I searched and researched and finally, I bought a provari, a few RBAs and a mech/patriot.
Now I DIY my own juice and use the provari/kfl or provari/Taifun all day everyday and hit the mech to subohm once ins while; it's not really my thing but I use it to test my DIY Jude without needing a tank.
The trick, honestly, for most is finding what system works for you.
My wife spent about 8 months on blus with a Marlboro chaser. When I got my provari, she claimed ownership of the MVP/aero and hasn't smoked a cigarette since. She just upgraded to another innokin product with a tumblr and loves it.
Last night we were at a bar for a going away party and neither one of us had the urge for a cig we were happy vaping and drinking heavily.
Once you find what works for you, you'll have no problem putting them down.
I tend to advise people on the MVP/aero as a starter setup because it provides you with the ability to tailor every part of your vape to your liking; from the power of the unit by adjusting voltage and wattage to the toghtnes of the draw by adjusting the airflow. That whole setup can be bought at
Driving down the cost of vaping! - 101 Vape for 60 bucks. 40 for the MVP and 20 for the aero. At first most people set the wattage around 7.5-9 watts and leaves it there till they are comfortable with adjusting itS the battery is huge at 2600mah, I was getting almost 2 full days on a charge. From the MVP you may grow into other vape gear as a lot of us have, some want high power, some mechs, i prefer the consistency of Provape. Not one product out there is for everyone, it's a growing experience and the MVP is a great place to start for Several reasons, it lets you slowly experiment with different styles of vaping without spending a ton of money.
Some people are happy with just the MVP, like my wife, thankfully. You just have to keep focused in what you like, so many people try to push there style of vaping on another person without taking into account what is best for you and what is going to make you successful at switching over.
Best of luck!!!
