Good Starter Kit?
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It looks decent to me. Good price. I'd go with something you can adjust the power on a little bit and dual coil tanks though, if your trying to quit smoking. Unless your habits a half pack a day or less. Just my opinion though. 
A lot of people are going to recommend getting an MVP, I already ordered one after doing some research. The pen type starter kits are a good place to start, but you'll eventually (within a week), want better.
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This is my first and still currently owned starter kit. 5 17ml bottles of e-juice with a vista nova tank and eGo battery. It's a steal for 25$
This is my first and still currently owned starter kit. 5 17ml bottles of e-juice with a vista nova tank and eGo battery. It's a steal for 25$
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This was my first starter kit. Still using it though not as much anymore. KGO Electronic Cigarette Starter Kit | Virgin Vapor | Electronic Cigarette Organic e-Liquid | Electronic Cigarettes
I'm in the MVP camp for a starter kit.
You really can't beat it. 2600 mah battery, tough, rugged, variable voltage and wattage. It's only 40 bucks and one of the fee if only starter kits that'll list you a good long time. A lot of times when you hear people looking to "upgrade" after s short period of time it's because they aren't getting the vape they want out of a pen,ego or cigalike. Tr MVP lets you skip those little steps and jump right in. I've moved on to several higher or low advanced devices but even after almost a year I still use my MVP. It got my wife and I to both get off cigs. It really is a great place to start and see what you're into from there; or, just stick with it:
Here's a link where you can find it for 40.00 bucks
http://101vape.com/variable-voltagewattage-devices/148-innokin-itaste-mvp-v20.html
I also suggest adding the aerotank; it's a 20.00 tank from 101vape. It let's you adjust airflow and tightness of your draw- a great addition to he MVP if you were so inclined!
You really can't beat it. 2600 mah battery, tough, rugged, variable voltage and wattage. It's only 40 bucks and one of the fee if only starter kits that'll list you a good long time. A lot of times when you hear people looking to "upgrade" after s short period of time it's because they aren't getting the vape they want out of a pen,ego or cigalike. Tr MVP lets you skip those little steps and jump right in. I've moved on to several higher or low advanced devices but even after almost a year I still use my MVP. It got my wife and I to both get off cigs. It really is a great place to start and see what you're into from there; or, just stick with it:
Here's a link where you can find it for 40.00 bucks
http://101vape.com/variable-voltagewattage-devices/148-innokin-itaste-mvp-v20.html
I also suggest adding the aerotank; it's a 20.00 tank from 101vape. It let's you adjust airflow and tightness of your draw- a great addition to he MVP if you were so inclined!
i got a vision spinner VV 1300maH battery and protank 2 mini as a starter kit and that worked well for me.
While it's a great middlerange kit, the MVP is too much for newbs. It'll be confusing to some. I prefer a the Innokin iTaste CLK!
Innokin iTaste CLK Starter Kit
Innokin iTaste CLK Starter Kit
I'd go with an evod kit instead, the evod or evod 2 is much better than the ce4 that comes with the ST kit and less expensive
Kanger eVod Starter Kit by KangerTech
Kanger Evod 2 Starter Kit
Kanger eVod Starter Kit by KangerTech
Kanger Evod 2 Starter Kit
consider the MVP above any starter kit... it has multiple features (VV/VW) has a 2600 ( or is it 2800) mAh battery, well built and affordable for as long as it lasts ( depending on your vaping habits up to 18 months)
any of the Ego style batteries will poop out on you within 4-6 months of heavy use...
any of the Ego style batteries will poop out on you within 4-6 months of heavy use...
My itaste vv v3 works great with smok t-fix 2.0 but with aerotank I can't find the sweetspot
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If you were to get a vv v3 any ego or 510 thread tank would work great.
I always suggest aerotanks to new vapors.
They have an airflow adjustment that let's you tighten and loosen your draw. The nautilus is another great tank with air control only the tank can be a little more fragile. The aero tank has steel rings across the top and bottom they tend to protect the glass better.
My question is why the vv v3 and not the mvp.
They both use the same
Chipset and operate the same but the MVP battery is over 3x the size.
The v3 is 800mah and the MVP is 2600 mah.
As to the issue of complexity; it's simple. The unit comes set at 7.5 W which is an ideal setting for a new user for most if not all built in tank systems.
Between the MVP user forum and ecf I general advising a new user against a vv/vw device is semi-counter productive. Especially one as well made and easy to use and as clean a signal as an MVPA-at least it was in my experience.
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