Hana Vs MVP?

[Hornzxc]

Which is a better way to go up from a CE4? The Hana or MVP V2? I got a friend that can set things up for me but I would love advice for durability, compexity of use, anything. Thanks!


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[dice57]

well, for long term vape investment, will get more mileage on the Hannah, or any other 30 watt capable device. MVP is only 11 watts max, and more of a beginner to intermediate device. Both will seriously over drive a CE4. There is just a lot of options depends on what your vape goals are.

 

[HecticEnergy]

The hana has excellent build quality and seems extremely durable.
But for that price you could buy 5 mvps. The mvp isn't a slouch. It's great for powering pre-made coils. If you think you'll get into rbas, jump into the hana as it will work for you for a lot longer. Having a user serviceable battery is also a plus...

 

[Equilibrium]

The Hana will last you a lot longer. The MVP is more less disposable, meaning the on-board battery isn't replaceable. You'll get somewhere around 500 charge cycles and then you'll have to toss it. The Hana on the other hand has a replaceable 18650 battery in it. Once the battery quits holding a charge you replace the battery and keep going. BUT... the hana is 5 times as much money.

 

[realsis]

I Have to say the Hanna.simply because it goes to a higher wattage and you can vape at a much lower resistance with the hanna. As far as box mods are concerned I think the ipv3 150 watt box mod is a better choice than the hanna. The ipv3 has newer and better chip technology. It also has software upgrades that will be applied in the future. So the ipv3 WILL be upgraded again and the owner does the upgrades at home. The ipv3 had already had one software update and will be shipping out as 150 watt now, instead of 100 watt due to the upgrade. It also has a ONE YEAR manufacturer warentee. Which is great. The ipv3 will allow you to vape at a lower resistance than the Hanna mod. The ipv3 is more reasonably priced than Hanna and has the yihi sx330 chip. It has touch fire and traditional fire. It's well built and if we're going to choose I'd much rather choose the ipv3 over hanna. In fact I pre ordered mine already.so although I think hanna beats the mvp2, I think the ipv3 beats the hanna. If your thinking of getting a box mod, check out the specs on the ipv3 150 watt. I think you might like the specs better than hanna mod. Hope this helps and best wishes.

 

[HecticEnergy]

Take all our advice with a grain of salt. It's good to come here to see what other people think, but just because someone tells you hands down to buy something doesn't mean you should. Check out product reviews on YouTube as well as reseller sites. There are a TON of options out there.
As far as Yihi chip being better than evolvs, I don't know. I guess it depends on how you define "better." I haven't seen much on how Yihi does their testing and manufacturing, but I've seen pbusardos videos on YouTube about evolv, and I think the cost of the board is reasonable given the quality of craftsmanship. That makes me gravitate toward the DNA, but the sx chips are no slouch, I'm just not as confidant in them based on the reviews I've seen.

 

[Equilibrium]

You can't beat the MVP 2.0 for price, battery life, and quality. I have one as a back up to my Cana 30w device. I used it everyday and loved it. I just decided I wanted more power.

 

[Susan~S]

You can't beat the MVP 2.0 for price, battery life, and quality. I have one as a back up to my Cana 30w device. I used it everyday and loved it. I just decided I wanted more power.

+1 on this.

I have 4 of them (in addition to mech mods and high variable v/w devises). I use all my aerotanks and nautillus tanks on my MVP's. I also use my Taifun GS and Kayfun Lite+ v2 on these as well (both rebuildable tanks).

I first learned to rebuild using my MVP.

 

[Fleksie]

Yeah i have a mvp also was a great upgrade coming from a simple ego battery But then i got a Hana mini and I use the mvp as a backup.

 

[tj99959]

Guess some of you guys missed the CE4 part!
Why in the world would anyone think he need a Hanna to power a CE4!

For the OP, if you enjoy vaping a CE4 the MVP will serve you well.

Of course the Hanna is a better PV, that's why it costs the same as 4 MVPs.

 

[ImThatGuy]

Which is a better way to go up from a CE4?

FROM a CE4; so, that means the OP will venture on to newer and better toppers... My vote is for the Hana.

 

[tj99959]

FROM a CE4; so, that means the OP will venture on to newer and better toppers... My vote is for the Hana.

Maybe someday, but not yet. This is the nooby forum remember. Let "that guy" have a nice vape while he learns. He will want to have a back-up when he's ready for the Hanna anyway.

 

[Hornzxc]

Thank you for all your advice! I would look into the ipv3 too, as mentioned. But the associate I know doesn't really carry the MVP2.0s and I heard Fasttech's getting their noose tied around these parts soon too, so Hana is really my only option :/ I'm afraid of busting up my 200USD device though. Not alot of budget and availability of extras in these parts.


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[Hornzxc]

Guess some of you guys missed the CE4 part!
Why in the world would anyone think he need a Hanna to power a CE4!

For the OP, if you enjoy vaping a CE4 the MVP will serve you well.

Of course the Hanna is a better PV, that's why it costs the same as 4 MVPs.

Great advice and thank you so much! I do find my CE4 sufficient for my needs, as I'm not looking to wander too far for the "wants".


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[paulyporu]

The Hana looks like a keeper to me. Replaceable battery and 30 watts!

 

[HecticEnergy]

Again, if you are sticking to pre made coils, MVP will do great for the most part. If you think you want to go rba some day I'd step up to 30w+. Even if you get it and don't go up past 10w for a year, it's a good investment if you do plan to rebuild at some point. All IMO ofcourse