Innokin MVP 3.0 or other alternative?

[michaelpet]

I got the mvp (first one), the svd with some problems and the Zmax V5 that works fine.

My current mvp seems to have used up some battery capacity, so looking for something new.

 

[erikbal]

You could check out the 3.0 pro. More wattage and slightly larger battery.

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[cocacola31173]

I have the MVP 3 and love it! The big size doesn't bother me and I usually run Kayfuns around 1.4 and the battery lasts me all day plus. I usually plug it in at night. I actually have 2 because the first one I bought for my purse carry case but found myself using it a lot at home, Since I wanted something that stayed specifically in my purse in case I had to rush out I went ahead and got another one.

Have a phone charger in my car so if it does happen that I run out of battery on the road I can charge on the go. Going to pair with a Coolfire 4 if the prices come down some. Love innokin products!

 

[michaelpet]

well, i did get the mvp 3.0 30w. Was about to get the istick 50, but someone I know are on their third replacement.
Also the built in cable for charging the phone is a plus, don't always carry along a powerbank.

It is a little bulkier than the first mvp, but got an ego 350 and aerotank mini for more portability.

 

[erikbal]

Glad to hear you seem happy with your purchase

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[Night Hawk]

My first box mod was the MVP 2.0 followed by the SMOK Groove II that unfortunately died off with the first six months but went from the 6-11w to 3-15w cased in a cheapo housing however. Besides the Vamo type APVs and VW eGo-V passthrough batteries the time came finally once the tanks necessary began to appear to move up the ladder into a Luxyoun 150w wood box mod along with the first IStick 20w to be foloowed by others. That would include the ICig V9 50w with a slightly awkward fire button which followed the 30w DovPo E-LVT that will fire sub ohm tanks, the 10w mini iStick for those fast on the spot vapes at awkward times, and then onto the 50w skipping the 30w iStick right after grabbing the MVP 20W(and then seeing the 3.0 come out too soon right after), skipping the 3.0 to grab the tnen brand new 50w iSticks now having the 3rd, and then just as of late the MVP 3.0 Pro 60w came up on the radar just when going to look at the Pioneer IPV4 and even now iStick 40w with temp control just out!

I hope you could follow all that and went for the third 50 iStick since I have found them "reliable" while others haven't but wasn't even planning on the 3.0 Pro which fit the collection nicely! They finally got the fire button out of the awkward place and on the side offering a 4500mah battery over the iStick 50W's 4400mah as well as the 10w more as the competitive edge?! Yet my MVP 2.0 still shines with it's 2600mah battery since October 2013! The Pro is wider and higher then the previous models and a bit larger then the 50w iStick and other mods here but I'll take it since otherwise Innokin has been reliable. Still have the original four VV v3.0 700 VV/VW batteries in use order during Black Friday shopping 2013 as well. Didn't look much at their Cool Fire mod however.

Innokin has proven itself over and over again while iSmoka/Eleaf had to correct those initial problems people complained about. I think you will find if treated well the 3.0 shoudl serve you well over time.

 

[michaelpet]

yes my first mvp has been rock solid. Was looking at the mvp 60w, but ft has free and "friendly" shipping so save some money there. Besides I vape between 9-12w anyways, so nothing fancy here. After some years of vaping I can not get into all that high watt vape, make big cloud etc.

 

[Night Hawk]

Well for some time I wouldn't bother going over 7w with a tank that maxes out at 10w approximate. The difference however is nothing like the "old school thinking"? when it comes to more watts when you have the right tank to go on top! The experience is geared somewhat more towards those who smoked heavier to begin with that will get more out of the more robust flavor as well as vapor increase over struggling pulling cheeks to draw from a small eGo battery or cig alike for example. Once the right gear finally now being seen came out turning things up wasn't a disaster but more of a success story as to how quickly the comfort level increased!

Now note I still use 1300mah VV/VW type eGo batteries with SMOK 3.5ml Tumbler tanks on them if not an Aspire Nautilus Mini having leaned away from the Kanger Aerotank line-up. Have a few Vamos I run the 5ml Nautilus tanks on as well as a regulated e-pipe and the same brand's earlier mechanical version of same. Running with the latest mods and sub ohm tanks I find it a bit removed from simply being nothing but Cloud making glory by any means but get a lot more flavor as well as vapor satisfaction. It's like going from a cig alike with prefilled cartridges to any good 3-5ml tank on a Vamo. The gap is huge but far more beneficial if you actually want to get more out of the vaping experience.