I admit it ... I like Innokin

[doghair]

Started with the V3, put it through it's paces and it performed flawlessly. It's my workhorse and is in my pocket whenever I leave the house. Bought the MVP and keep it and a spare T3 nearby as a backup. I also like the charger aspect in case I need a quick phone or V3 charge. Then I had to get the 134 for my desk at home because it's obnoxious and overkill is underrated. Couldn't resist the mini ego, it just cracked me up and I can hide it in my fist, cool little stealth. These should hold me for what ... a week?

 

[Hill]

I like innokin too I have an MVP1 I use everyday alongside my Provari. They seem to have a little better workmanship than most of the Chinese fare.

 

[Recycled Roadkill]

I have a MVP 2, SVD, VTR and just bought a 134. I've bought 2 VV/V3s for the wife. I have no allegiance to innokin but I sure have thrown a lot of money their way.

As doghair stated, I also bought the 134 for pretty much the same reasons.

It's not gonna be very long before I have a cool fire 2. I'm just waiting for my B&M to get one in.

Once I get everything I think I really want, I may spring for a Provari, just for the heck of it.

 

[Thrasher]

Nothing wrong with that,

When the vamo popped up and Kicked all the manufacturers pricing squarely in the nads, Innokin stepped up to the plate and took the initiative of proving you can build a decent device for cheaper, it doesnt have to just be price or performance.

 

[CrazyDamon]

Using the itaste vv myself at the moment, plan on getting an MVP soon hopefully. Innokin is a very solid brand.

 

[doghair]

Once I get everything I think I really want, I may spring for a Provari, just for the heck of it.

Aw crap, tax refund time soon, lol.

 

[Talyon]

I've enjoyed my Innokin products as well, and have had no problems at all with them they simply work.

 

[PaulBHC]

A friend got back into vaping and posted a pic on facebook of her new gear. I had never heard of Innokin since we got out of vaping a few years ago. She was/is really happy with her VV/V3. Then I started reading all the good things here at the forum and ordered 2 MVPs. I don't care about VV or VW at this point but batteries and chargers are chore with 2 of us. I like the size and feel of an ego 650 and clearo while driving or out of the house. Not sure I would like a 134.

 

[pianoguy]

The only Innokin equipment I own is a couple of UCan's, which are completely useless but nice-looking e-juice canisters. They should've been named the USieve.

 

[Recycled Roadkill]

I did my weight training with the VTR which got me ready for the 134.

I'll be looking forward to innokin coming out with the free weight or bar bell series soon.

 

[Rosenec]

The only Innokin equipment I own is a couple of UCan's, which are completely useless but nice-looking e-juice canisters. They should've been named the USieve.

I have one too. Completely useless, but it is built well.

I also have a mvp 2, and a icool 1. Love them both

 

[doghair]

A friend got back into vaping and posted a pic on facebook of her new gear. I had never heard of Innokin since we got out of vaping a few years ago. She was/is really happy with her VV/V3. Then I started reading all the good things here at the forum and ordered 2 MVPs. I don't care about VV or VW at this point but batteries and chargers are chore with 2 of us. I like the size and feel of an ego 650 and clearo while driving or out of the house. Not sure I would like a 134.

The 134 is just ridiculous, that's why I like it. Not very practical for going anywhere but fun at home. Make sure you change hands once in a while so one bicep doesn't get bigger than the other. I find the vv/vw is useful dialing in different juices. I have found that I like 6W for single and 8W for dual coils with the juices I have right now.

pianoguy, I have to agree with the iclear's. At home where I can control the tilt they work pretty good but they are a pain in the .... if I try to take them out and about. Freakin' leak everywhere if they are not kept upright. If I'm mobile I just use a T3, I have several and none have ever leaked or failed with the exception of a couple bum coils.

 

[Schwiggiddy]

Our B&M no longer sells Ego or Ego knock offs. Instead we sell mostly Innokin 1100s as our starter battery. People love the 'stop light' feature on the button. Plus, of the thousands we've sold, I've seen maybe 1%-2% come back, and that's usually because somebody sat on it. I have seen a few where the button sticks, but it's pretty rare.

 

[T0rtitude]

I love my v3. I want more of them and a MVP.

 

[lvm111]

Innokin is King, IMO. Haven't used my Provaris in weeks. Got tired of the OS, just not worth the hassle. And quite frankly, the longer I'm in this vaping thing, the less important some aspects of the devices are to me. As long as it vaporizes the juice, which they all do, I'm now more concerned with the ease of operation, than minor differences in power delivery.

Innokin has it right with 3 button on/off. Why did other makers think 5 was a good idea? Innokin has it right with the battery indicator. Green, yellow, red. That's all you need. Innokin has it right focusing on VW. VV is unnecessary, VW does the same thing simpler.

5 months in, I've got ego c's, 2 mechs (that I never use), a Vamo 3, an SVD (my only disliked Innokin product), an 134, a VTR, a full size Provari, a zombie mini, a vv 3.0, a coolfire 1 (my everyday pocket vaper), and several other more obscure APV's. By far, my most used and favorite APV's are innokin products.

And the icing on the cake? I like getting my products well packaged in nice little boxes and cases, with nice manuals. It's attention to details like this that make a great company stand out above the rest.

best regards, larry mac

 

[erikbal]

I also like innokin. I have a vv v3 and an MVP2 and like them both very much. They're all I use every day.

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[erikbal]

I also like innokin. I have a vv v3 and an MVP2 and like them both very much. They're all I use every day. I also use my iclear30s the most out of all my clearos.

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[Peepaw]

Got a MVP 2.0 on the way. My first Innokin product.
I'm thinking I'm going to like it. Time will tell.

 

[Cuando]

Innokin is top shelf, I feel. I have an SVD and a 134 (thanks J-Wraps!). The SVD is a great device, has already lasted three times longer than my Vamo did. Their iClears are not shabby, either. I agree the 134 is a novelty, I love showing mine to people with my AGR+ sitting on top. Feels like I'm vaping the Stanley Cup.

 

[Mark Anthony]

Nothing wrong with that,

When the vamo popped up and Kicked all the manufacturers pricing squarely in the nads, Innokin stepped up to the plate and took the initiative of proving you can build a decent device for cheaper, it doesnt have to just be price or performance.

I agree 100%... Innokin allows you to get a quality device for a fair price and are used by many. I have the MVP 2 in my collection and use it quite a bit.