I'm conflicted

[McFeely]

Trying to decide between the innokin iTaste MVP 2.0 or the Innokin iTaste VV 3.0 not really worried about the difference in cost. Anybody have experience with both? I've looked into other apvs and mods and don't really want to worry about more batteries and chargers. Just trying to find the one I'd be happier with.

 

[DancingHeretik]

I've been starting to hear bad things about the quality (or lack of it) of the VV 3.0. The MVP is more solid.

 

[Maggiemw]

I have both and enjoy using both. No quality issues on either.

This being said, if I could only have one, I would take the MVP because of its excellent battery life. The iTaste is 800 mAH (I think) while the MVP is 2600 mAH. Given my heavy vaping, the MVP lasts me three times as long as the iTaste. For me, that's 2 full days without needing to recharge. The MVP travels well, is solid, and with an Evod or CE, will fit in an Ego carrying case (ok, it's a tight fit, and you need the big size case, but still...)

Both are high quality products and well-designed. Both are VV and VW (if you get the MVP v.2). The MVP will also serve you as a charging source for other stuff. Pricewise, at FT, the MVP v.2 is $45 and the iTaste kit is $39.

Hope this helps!

 

[Whosback]

I would also back the MVP or 2 for this. The VV is nice, but that MVP just does so much and with that longer battery can really be a winner. Now I am just about to order mine, so this is all second hand info so please take it as that.

 

[mwriggs09]

I have an mvp2 and i love it. I'v had it a little over 2 weeks and it has served me very well. I get 2 full days on a charge, and if im vaping real heavy i still get every bit of a day and a half, most of the time more. And like someone said above, with it being able to charge your cell phone or anything that uses the connections, its a must have for vacations or late nights stuck without a cell charger. It's a winner by far.

 

[Raycecar]

MVP 2. More functionality and a significantly longer lasting battery.

 

[McFeely]

Thanks everyone! I was leaning toward the MVP as well, but wasn't sure if I wanted that or two of the VV 3.0. Since I also have trouble remembering to charge my ego batteries the MVP seems to be the way to go especially if some are getting 2 days of use.

 

[Visus]

If your purchasing two vv 3.0, the value alone; thats 12 iclear16's and the batteries will last almost all day using the 16's. 12 * $4.75savings = smiling face at bulk atomizers and then later buy the mvp with iclear30 or two iclear 16's you cannot lose either way but the value in two vv3.0's is awesome.. They both are great pv's and when your at home you can vape on their usb passthru on both devices, you will never run a battery down at home..

 

[McFeely]

If your purchasing two vv 3.0, the value alone; thats 12 iclear16's and the batteries will last almost all day using the 16's. 12 * $4.75savings = smiling face at bulk atomizers and then later buy the mvp with iclear30 or two iclear 16's you cannot lose either way but the value in two vv3.0's is awesome.. They both are great pv's and when your at home you can vape on their usb passthru on both devices, you will never run a battery down at home..

Actually I wouldn't be getting the kit if I got two, Vapingme has just the battery and charger for $35

 

[murphyramone]

I have both and enjoy using both. No quality issues on either.

This being said, if I could only have one, I would take the MVP because of its excellent battery life. The iTaste is 800 mAH (I think) while the MVP is 2600 mAH. Given my heavy vaping, the MVP lasts me three times as long as the iTaste. For me, that's 2 full days without needing to recharge. The MVP travels well, is solid, and with an Evod or CE, will fit in an Ego carrying case (ok, it's a tight fit, and you need the big size case, but still...)

Both are high quality products and well-designed. Both are VV and VW (if you get the MVP v.2). The MVP will also serve you as a charging source for other stuff. Pricewise, at FT, the MVP v.2 is $45 and the iTaste kit is $39.

Hope this helps!

This is exactly what i was going to say.

 

[Rocketpunk]

PLEASE get the MVP. Do not get the VV. Please, just trust me. I'm not a paid spokesperson, I've nothing to gain, I'm just seriously giving advice right now. Do yourself a TREMENDOUS favor and DO NOT GET THE VV. Please. Trust me on this.

 

[amp79423]

I think the only considerations are battery life and form factor. I went with the vv a few days ago and very much prefer it to my 1100 mah ego c twist. The mvp just seems a little too bulky for my liking. I did read about the quality concerns and I'm not too rough on my devices (My iPhone and ipad both go naked), so I figure I'll take my chances.


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[McFeely]

PLEASE get the MVP. Do not get the VV. Please, just trust me. I'm not a paid spokesperson, I've nothing to gain, I'm just seriously giving advice right now. Do yourself a TREMENDOUS favor and DO NOT GET THE VV. Please. Trust me on this.

hehe Its cool. I believe already decided on the MVP, the battery life alone is what hooked me after someone said about 1.5 to 2 days of vape time.