In a pickle about upgrading

[StevenServo]

maybe a vision spinner? maybe a mvp 2?

 

[AveryW]

I think I'm gonna wait a few weeks and get the mvp v2, everything I've read and seen about them sounds really good for me. I'm fine with my eGo-T and T2 set up till I can get some funds. One last question, any suggestions on clearos, cartos, or any of the such? I really like clearo tanks and havnt really experienced anything else (except for Blu 's and there carts which were just god awful). I have a lot of interest in the iclear 30s, everyone seems to have nothing but good to say about them.

Sent from my GS3

 

[edyle]

I think I'm gonna wait a few weeks and get the mvp v2, everything I've read and seen about them sounds really good for me. I'm fine with my eGo-T and T2 set up till I can get some funds. One last question, any suggestions on clearos, cartos, or any of the such? I really like clearo tanks and havnt really experienced anything else (except for Blu 's and there carts which were just god awful). I have a lot of interest in the iclear 30s, everyone seems to have nothing but good to say about them.

Sent from my GS3

If you get an Innokin MVP, they usually come with an Innokin Iclear plastic tank.

I think they're supposed to be coming out with a glass tank finally this year; something to compete with the Kanger Aerotank and the Aspire Nautilus.


I usually recommend the miniprotank2, but the atomizers seem to be having a quality control problem at the moment; I guess there's perhaps lots of low quality clones out now.

 

[Technohydra]

I would add that a Kayfun clone, a Nautillus, or even an IBTanked glass carto tank with Ikenvape cartos are all nice little upgrades. I might also suggest looking at an igo-l or w or a trident clone would be a nice and cost effective intro to easy rebuilding and dripping. I was a Protanker up until I bought my Trident and Trident clones. My Protank and other clearos have been dry ever since. Ymmv, but that has been my experience.

 

[Chiku]

For me it was worth it to get something less expensive. I got 3 twists (at different times & for different locations) & tried out vv before deciding I prefer to build my coils the way I want them & just vape at the same voltage. VV was nice for using on the different tanks & toppers I tried out while trying to settle on my favorite. But in the end I ended up getting an RBA I really like & a reasonably priced mechanical to go with it.

If you like the simplicity of devices like the Protank (or some tank like this), carto tanks, or if you like high ohm coils then investing in a good quality VV/VW device is wise. However if you're not sure, it can't hurt to get something less expensive & try it out before making an investment in something high end. There are a lot of high end devices out there with different features & I find it helpful to take your time & experiment to find out what you like & what you don't care about.

I completely agree. I got a couple of Provari's within the first month, please don't get me wrong they are wonderful PV's. But I found shortly after that I loved to drip and dripping with a Provari was a pain when at work and on the go. I looked into Reo's and they fit my vaping style the best. It's suggest looking into a midrange mod until you have a better idea of how you like to vape.

 

[Pocha]

From everything I've gathered it's a toss up between the innokin vv or the itaste mvp, which is kinda where i already was. But this has me leaning more toward the mvp, especially if i can get it for around $45. I've been seeing them in the $70-$80 range, where could i find them as cheep as $45?

Innokin iTaste MVP V2.0 - 101 Vape

They are currently out of stock but they get them back in on a regular basis.