Innokin MPV 2.0 worth to buy?

[jochendude]

Hi,

Just a simple question:
I currently own Kanger evod and now i want something new, but don't want to waste my money on the same...
I have my eye on the innokin MPV 2.0
Just want to know if that's a big enough update from my kanger evod or should i stick with my evod and just buy a better clearomizer?
Want to have a better taste and vaper production.

Any pro want to give me some info?

Thanks in advance

 

[txtard]

MVP 2 works great with the EVOD. That's what's on mine now.

 

[KiMB00P]

MVP2, definitely. Get it. A regulated mod is definitely an upgrade from the Ego style batteries.

 

[jochendude]

thanks for the input
Any advice on the clearomizer i would buy
innokin iclear30b or iclear30s ?

 

[zoiDman]

Hi,

Just a simple question:
I currently own Kanger evod and now i want something new, but don't want to waste my money on the same...
I have my eye on the Innokin MPV 2.0
Just want to know if that's a big enough update from my kanger evod or should i stick with my evod and just buy a better clearomizer?
Want to have a better taste and vaper production.

Any pro want to give me some info?

Thanks in advance

That sure what a MVP 2 costs where you are?

But for $40 US, I can't think of too many Better Deals for a Very Nice VV/VW device.

ETA: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/new-members-forum/596764-considering-buying-itaste-mvp.html

 

[HecticEnergy]

YAY MVP2.0! its a great step up into mods - I even recommend it for first time vapors, as most people end up there, and its a good reliable device considering its cost. You also get a lot of great features for 1/2 the cost of other mods. Most other mods you have to buy batteries and a charger which could run you up to double the price of the MVP2 easy.

I think the MVP2 comes with an iclear30 (not sure if its s or b)... most reviews on those aren't great... they aren't BAD, but there is defiantly better.
Most people seem to reccomend the AeroTank for Kanger, or the Aspire Nautilus with the BVC coils NOT the BDC coils (bad qc on the BDCs, so there are lots of duds, and BVC gives great flavor). On the cheaper side of things the ProTank 2/3 seem to get decent reviews and you can find those for around $10 i think.

hth

 

[smgrundy]

Getting an MVP is always a good choice IMO for the vaper looking for that first step out of ego-land. If you want to try a new clearomizer, I would suggest a few. The Aspire Nautilus mini BVC is my current favorite of the clearomizer style tanks. The Kanger aerotank mini/mega is a strong choice as well. Your evod will work well on the mvp also, so if you are happy with that then stay with it. If you want to try an iClear, get the iClear S over the B. In my opinion, it's the better of the two.

Congratulations and good luck!

 

[jochendude]

thanks for the great input guys

 

[djsvapour]

Get an MVP and a better clearomiser.

..and I don't mean the iClear30 that comes with the MVP. Il est vraiment mauvais

 

[Wheats]

Buy the MVP 2.0. Throw out the IClear30. Get an aspire mini nautilus or a smoktek ARO! Happy Happy!

 

[monkey39]

MVP 2.0 Shine edition + Kanger Aerotank Mega

 

[LisaB711]

MVP 2.0 with a pro-tank 2 (that I made the air holes a tad bigger on) and I'm a happy vaper. This was my step up from the eGo battery. Hubby has his MVP 2.0 with the Aspire BDC tanks and he's happy with those, but I find them too hard to draw on.

 

[LisaB711]

MVP 2.0 Shine edition + Kanger Aerotank Mega

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Shiny-itis! I have the purple one

 

[monkey39]

Shiny-itis! I have the purple one

Cool! This is my current put-in-my-pocket-and-go setup.