Dovpo e-lvt

[Pajack]

Looking for your opinions on whether to get a E-LVT or MVP2 I was leaning towards the E-lvt looking for something rugged. But I keep hearing rave reviews on the mvp2. Is the mvp2 pretty rugged? I want something I can carry in situations that will probably get it knocked around a bit.

 

[Dstaks]

I had the pleasure to vape an mvp2 and it was a nice piece of equipment. Would I buy one, no. Reason being I feel it's not a huge step up from a ego vv. It hit soft to me and I use above 11 watts. Also the battery is not replaceable, to me a ego is not a big deal but the mvp is. I think when your investing in a nice apv you want it to last for awhile. The elvt is very nice and I don't think you could go wrong getting one. You have a little more power and all you have to do is buy a new battery when they go bad instead of a new unit. The elvt will definitely be more durable then the mvp by far. Coming from mods I like a little more power when I can get it. You can get it cheap at fast tech if money is a issue. It will be less weight then a vtr and more tank friendly. They are great little units and the guy at the local vape shop loves his, just don't fully submerge it lol.


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[erikbal]

Do a search in the variable voltage forum, p.opus did a nice review of it and ended up killing it. The one thing is the MVP2 puts out a nice smooth voltage where the e- lvt uses pulse width modulation.

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[Pajack]

Do a search in the variable voltage forum, p.opus did a nice review of it and ended up killing it. The one thing is the MVP2 puts out a nice smooth voltage where the e- lvt uses pulse width modulation.

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Ok but How rugged is the Mvp2?

 

[erikbal]

Oh I am in no way saying that this device isn't more "rugged" than the MVP2. I know one guy ran over his MVP with a truck and it still worked. When it comes to water and such there would be no resistance from the MVP.

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[VaPreis]

While I don't personally find it a very attractive mod, function wise, ELVT offers a bit more then the MVP.

I believe it is basically an Innokin SVD in function, which means it's capable of more power then the MVP. I use an MVP daily for work, but quite honestly, its anemic. The SVD has a higher current discharge then the MVP, 5 amps vs. the MVP's 3 amps, and it can be turned up to 15 watts.

The ELVT's battery can be replaced with the 18650 of your choice, so it's possible to have an 18650 with a higher mah rating then the capacity of the MVP.

Oh....and it's got a flashlight.

 

[Pajack]

Looks like I will be ordering the E-Lvt
Seems like it is better suited for my needs.
Thanks everyone!

 

[GolemGolem]

I moved up from an MVP1 to an E-LVT and I'm pretty happy with it. Think you'll like it too, though the MVP did last untill the battery went, other than having to glue the fire button a couple times.

 

[herb]

I would go with the MVP , it's a tank and very rugged , it also provides a better quality vape imo, i own one and the construction guys always prefer the MVP around here .

The LVT did not impress me at all when i got to try one at a local vape shop. MVP vapes a lot smoother .If your not convinced about the MVP read the reviews below at 101vape , it's the only device that i have seen that gets a FIVE star review from literally everyone that has one , close to 800 FIVE STAR reviews from the below site alone ,

amazing device for sure.


Innokin iTaste MVP V2.0 - 101 Vape


In the "ask the veterans" forum listen to what an experienced long time veteran said about the MVP , and as you can see by the likes most veterans agree.

IMHO, the MVP is very close to a ProVari in vape quality.