Help, MVP 2 vs Itaste VV3

[jkhtx]

Yea it was genuine. There was an official response from innokin posted the following day. I can't post links yet but if you Google "official response from innokin regarding itaste vv3.0" it should be the first result. This is what their representative, Innokin_Paul, said:

"George said that this question has been brought up quite a few times and we will make an official response here and also have the response posted on our new official website.
The iTaste VV3.0 Battery is a high rate discharge battery and not a normal 3.5V. On this battery the 680mAh is the battery capacity when maximum electric current is reached however when a smaller electric current is used then the battery capacity is extended and is 800mAh. The example they provided me with is, for example, when the voltage is 5V and if you use at 1.5 Ohm Clearomizer, it will use a larger electric current. When you use a 2.1 oHM Clearomizer (provided standard with the iTaste VV3.0) then the electric current is smaller and the battery capacity is 800mAh. The mold for for the battery is 800mAh but with the high drain the suppliers labelled the batteries as 680mAh. If you have any questions about this, or if I have misunderstood the explanation, please let me know and we will continue this thread with the Innokin engineers. Thank you."

The battery that was removed in the original post was labeled 680mah, but Innokin is saying that no they're actually 800mah. It's kinda sketchy, and so is their response. With batteries, mah is mah, it's a specific amount of charge the battery can hold and it doesn't vary because of what resistance is applied. What they said is like saying your glass has more water in it if you drink it slower.

 

[Hijack]

*holds lighter over head* MVP, MVP, MVP, MVP!

And if you think it is too heavy, pick up a VTR for comparison. The VV3 is nice too though. At that price, why not get both?

Oh Yeh I have the VTR and its good for building up those arm muscles.

This is what their representative, Innokin_Paul, said: EDITED:...
If you have any questions about this, or if I have misunderstood the explanation, please let me know and we will continue this thread with the Innokin engineers. Thank you."

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You got to love the guys at innokin, they do really listen to their customers feedback, and look to resolve or improve their products. e.g. VTR:The floating 510 connection that occasionally would give false resistance reading. FIXED. in version 2
SVD:The way the screen orientation and the + - buttons were positioned, and software niggles that I wont list here. FIXED as I found out today when mine arrived.
MVP: Improvements in features : FIXED with intrdution of MVP 2.
Theres a company that wants their customers to be happy.

 

[chellemmm]

Hi all, I'm a newby & there is so much out here! I've already wasted money on ego-t & Halo G6. My brother likes the Ego twist. I'm having so many problems deciding between the MVP 2 OR THE ITASTE VV3? I'm not about fancy, just want best vape & flavor. Can you all help me out? If u think both or one of these blows the ego twist outta the water plz let me know. I have no idea which tank/cartomizer/atomizer is best for these [MVP or VV3] but that's a different post! Any feedback to help this newby? Need to quit analogs, & have a great time vapeing Ty

Yes. I do.

 

[Clark F]

I don't have a MVP but I never leave the house without the VV3. Only had it a month but no problems so far with it. However, I had to send the SVD back which should be a better device. Maybe I just got a lemon.

 

[jcco]

I have a MVP2 that I got only because someone on ECF posted a really insane 1 day sale on em'.
Had no idea what I was even getting til' after I ordered then did some research. I didn't even know it's a box mod. Scary huh?

Once I got & tried it, I really, really like everything about it. It replaced my Vamo 2 immediately.
I use Kanger Evods mostly but use Pro-Tank mini 2's for plastic eating liquids. I like the cheap replacement heads which you'll need.


Not sure where you can get them for $40 but that seems to be easy to find.

Good luck & hope what you chose works well for you.
JC

 

[edyle]

Hi all, I'm a newby & there is so much out here! I've already wasted money on ego-t & Halo G6. My brother likes the Ego twist. I'm having so many problems deciding between the MVP 2 OR THE ITASTE VV3? I'm not about fancy, just want best vape & flavor. Can you all help me out? If u think both or one of these blows the ego twist outta the water plz let me know. I have no idea which tank/cartomizer/atomizer is best for these [MVP or VV3] but that's a different post! Any feedback to help this newby? Need to quit analogs, & have a great time vapeing Ty

Yes they both blow the twist out of the water.

MVP2. ================ get it.

If the price is a problem or you don't like the look, then go for the vv v3.

They are both vv/vw passthrough batteries.

If you shop around you can find an mvp2 for about $40.

 

[DetraMental]

MVP2 @ $40=101Vape

 

[amoret]

I did a detailed answer last night and tried to post it at the exact moment that the forum went down.

Basically I have two MVPs and three VV v3s. The VVs are easier for me to use (I do have hand issues) because of the weight, button location and more pressure required on the button. But the battery life is a problem, though you can use either as a pass through while charging. So you need to figure out which characteristics are the most important for you.

Or buy both.

 

[nomemory]

I started with an ego twist, recently bought an mvp 2.0 and may be purchasing a vv v3 to replace the ego twist. I mainly use the mvp at home and take the twist with me on the go to work etc. But in my eyes the vv v3 is like a mini mvp 2.0 and the idea of having that with me is worth it. I've seen them on the bay for about $24 for the express kit...which is all I need.