Experience advice needed

[fisher90]

Thanks. I may wait for the mvp3. Second option if possible out of the ones i listed?

 

[Katya]

Thanks. I may wait for the mvp3. Second option if possible out of the ones i listed?

I don't own any of those, so all I'll say is second hand knowledge. Innokin makes good batteries. Vamo is very popular, but it's not the highest quality mod. If you want a quick upgrade while you wait, any of them will do. Just remember that if you decide to get an APV with replaceable battery, like the Vamo, you'll also need to add a charger and batteries.

Tough call. The MVP2 is great and reliable, but a bit boring in comparison with the istick, which is small and fun and powerful but completely unpredictable--it won't fire below 4.2v and the 510 connection is mushy...

 

[Susan~S]

+1 on the MVP. If you can hold off a little while the new version 3 should be released.

 

[OthatGuy]

For the money you can get something with a higher amp limit, mvp is just very low power, I'd recommend a vamo , any of them.

 

[The Ocelot]

No matter what mods you are seriously considering, I suggest you browse the posts in the APV/Variable Voltage section to see what current owners have to say about their devices.

 

[joesquid]

Agree with Susan, can't beat the MVP. The MVP3 is coming out soon but if you're sure you won't get into rebuildables I see no reason to wait. The MVP2 has plenty of power for any clearo.

 

[pokemom]

I like the looks of the MVP 20W (what I think people are calling the MVP 3), because it is 510 flush. That said it hasn't been released yet & someone said it is expensive.

Be sure you check what ohms the device can handle. Even if you aren't into rebuilding there are plenty of sub-ohm clearomizer & coils coming out. If you have any interest in trying or using them you are going to need the right device.


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[Susan~S]

No matter what mods you are seriously considering, I suggest you browse the posts in the APV/Variable Voltage section to see what current owners have to say about their devices.

The Ocelot makes a good point. There are many different great APV's: Variable Voltage APV Discussion

 

[sketchness]

I bought a couple of DNA 30 clones for my kids from fasttech. With batteries they were $48 each or something like that. Before everyone growns about fasttech. They were at my house 11 days after ordering.

Lots of power yet will go down to 7 watts to fire stock coils. This would be my vote. If you like vaping you are going to end up with a few "Back Ups". I have a mech, a box mod, and an ego twist I still use.