I have a chance to use either an itaste MVP 2.0 or a joytech which takes the c2 atomizer. Can't invest in both, which is better? Please help, thanks
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I have a chance to use either an itaste MVP 2.0 or a joytech which takes the c2 atomizer. Can't invest in both, which is better? Please help, thanks
I don't know which joyetech you are talking about, but I love my eVic VTC mini. I have an MVP. (had two but gave one to a family member) I would always choose a mod with replaceable batteries. When the MVP battery quits charging, its done. With replaceable batteries, you just buy a new battery and can have charged while you use the other. 
I used a Mvp2 for the first year of my vape journey. Very solid mod. Pairs nicely with a nautilus mini. Good luck friend....
yea. The MVP 2.0 is the one that i started out with... but there are high quality mods that go even higher... so a Variable wattage mod that goes up to 150 watts. That way... you can be a tootle puffer... but as time goes on, you wanna go higher? go for it!!
I wouldn't worry about staying at the lower end. There is a lot to learn and experience.
I don't know which Joytech you are considering either, but I wouldn't shy away from an MVP. I have had three of them and they are well-built and the power is well managed to give a consistently good vape. All mine lasted longer than a year and were well abused in the outdoors.
In a couple of months you will have a much better idea of what kinda of mod to get. For me, when I get a new mod, my current becomes a spare. After a while, they get passed on to a new vaper.
Jumping into high-powered voltage mods before knowing just what a volt is is not safe. Relax, enjoy the ride.
I don't know which Joytech you are considering either, but I wouldn't shy away from an MVP. I have had three of them and they are well-built and the power is well managed to give a consistently good vape. All mine lasted longer than a year and were well abused in the outdoors.
In a couple of months you will have a much better idea of what kinda of mod to get. For me, when I get a new mod, my current becomes a spare. After a while, they get passed on to a new vaper.
Jumping into high-powered voltage mods before knowing just what a volt is is not safe. Relax, enjoy the ride.
The MVP version 2 is old and very limited in what it can do. If you get it for a great price and don't mind the fact it's not capable of higher power and cannot run many of the modern tanks, it's a fine piece of hardware.
Just the word 'C2' brings me out in a cold sweat I'm afraid. That is an atomizer designed for Joyetech to work with some now obsolete equipment. Joyetech shouldn't even be selling this stuff, other than to service their clients that were unlucky enough to have been sold the disaster products such as e-Com and e-Mode. Please, please, please, please AVOID these products. They were dreadful and should not be considered unless they are incredibly cheap. The running costs of the atomizers alone were truly terrifying.
I vote MVP... and only if that is the maximum your budget can stretch to for this.
Just the word 'C2' brings me out in a cold sweat I'm afraid. That is an atomizer designed for Joyetech to work with some now obsolete equipment. Joyetech shouldn't even be selling this stuff, other than to service their clients that were unlucky enough to have been sold the disaster products such as e-Com and e-Mode. Please, please, please, please AVOID these products. They were dreadful and should not be considered unless they are incredibly cheap. The running costs of the atomizers alone were truly terrifying.
I vote MVP... and only if that is the maximum your budget can stretch to for this.
I agree with the above comments. I own the original MVP, and although I don't use it anymore, it still works (doesn't hold a charge for long as its about 3 years old).
I recommend that you do more research and educate yourself what is currently on the market. Do a YouTube search to see if the gear you are interested in has a review or demo available.
Good Starter Setups for a Beginner Vaper
I recommend that you do more research and educate yourself what is currently on the market. Do a YouTube search to see if the gear you are interested in has a review or demo available.
Good Starter Setups for a Beginner Vaper
- Typical starter setups recommended for a new vaper. Includes a video on the use of an eGo variable voltage battery/clearomizer and of the iStick and MVP mods.
- A picture dictionary for beginners with descriptions of clearomizers, nano's, drip atomizers, bottom feeding mods, cartomizers, cartotanks, and RBA's (rebuildable atomizers). Includes video demos/reviews of all devices.
- From cigalike batteries, to eGo's, to mods. Another picture dictionary of terminology and form factors for beginning vapers. Includes videos.
+1. I think I would look around a bit. That's all old gear. It all still works, I'm sure, but I'd be worried about getting coils for the tank and so forth. Better options are now available.
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