Is Itaste MVP2.0 a good upgrade?
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I had two in the brief 3 months I've been vaping and loved them, ended up selling them after getting a vtr and a seven-22, kinda regret not keeping one around.
My 2 (or 3) cents here:
I've had an MVP2 for two years and basically loved it. Could vape while charging, held a great long charge, fit all my tanks/atomizers fine. I had one issue, for most this is minor: the fire button is very stiff, takes a lot of pressure to push, and I actually got really tired at night using it. I would switch back to egos at night to "rest" my fingers! And no, it never broke in.
I decided I was due for an upgrade/change about a month ago and bought a Vamo V5. And since then the MVP2 has been in storage. I get MUCH better hits/taste off the Vamo on all of my tanks. I also bought a Russian clone, which to be fair, I haven't tested on my MVP. But the combo is SO much better than the MVP w. iClear30 that I haven't bothered. Better taste, bigger hits, and bigger vaper.
I did make one mistake in buying the Vamo: bought it off of eBay with kit. The batteries and charger that come with it are terrible. I've learned the hard way to buy from a trusted online supplier. There are few of those on eBay. For newbies I think it best to steer clear of eBay (e-cig wise) for safety reasons. Also, technically eBay does not "allow" sales of e-cigs, so if you buy and have problems they will not support you...
P.S. Wall adapter for usb can be found at any Walmart/bestbuy or cheaply from eBay.
I've had an MVP2 for two years and basically loved it. Could vape while charging, held a great long charge, fit all my tanks/atomizers fine. I had one issue, for most this is minor: the fire button is very stiff, takes a lot of pressure to push, and I actually got really tired at night using it. I would switch back to egos at night to "rest" my fingers! And no, it never broke in.
I decided I was due for an upgrade/change about a month ago and bought a Vamo V5. And since then the MVP2 has been in storage. I get MUCH better hits/taste off the Vamo on all of my tanks. I also bought a Russian clone, which to be fair, I haven't tested on my MVP. But the combo is SO much better than the MVP w. iClear30 that I haven't bothered. Better taste, bigger hits, and bigger vaper.
I did make one mistake in buying the Vamo: bought it off of eBay with kit. The batteries and charger that come with it are terrible. I've learned the hard way to buy from a trusted online supplier. There are few of those on eBay. For newbies I think it best to steer clear of eBay (e-cig wise) for safety reasons. Also, technically eBay does not "allow" sales of e-cigs, so if you buy and have problems they will not support you...
P.S. Wall adapter for usb can be found at any Walmart/bestbuy or cheaply from eBay.
So true! In the steals and deals thread there is a link for mvps for like 33$. I want to support local but sometimes its hard.. Dn want to pay 2-3x what online retailers are able to profit on.
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uh oh , thats what i am using on mine ,! Not a good idea .... ????
You can use the wall adapter and plug the USB cable from your MVP into that but don't use the charger part that screws onto your Ego batteries.
i also have one of these. i love it too. i charge my phone on it. i also love the extra long battery life because i chain vape when i am drinking!
Very please with the mvp2. I really didn't want a box mod but the guy at the local b&m strongly suggested it. Using an aspire tank and it is great. Going to pick up an aerotank mega this week so I can rotate flavors.
I totally didn't want a box mod either! Swore is never ever nee one of those guys. Then I got my MVP and never looked back!
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While I really like my MVP, if I had it to do over again I would get one of the DNA30 (or clone) power devices. If you have plans of taking building further it would be advantageous to start out with a regulated mod that can handle the power needed for RDA's and any build below1Ω, instead of spending the money twice.
That being said, the MVP is a great device for casual vaping, crazy battery life.
That being said, the MVP is a great device for casual vaping, crazy battery life.
Why does it matter what they think? You aren't doing it for shock value but to stay off cancer sticks!
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Not sure I follow your logic. The MVP2 is not that big. Also it's not like there is only a few vapers out there
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I didn't really like the box look, but have warmed up to it. I have tried much more expensive mods and could probably pick one up when I get a quarterly bonus, but I have come to like the form and function of the MVP. Admittedly, I am a very, very light user, but on a recent trip, my MVP went nearly two weeks without a charge…again, not typical, but it is a very nice piece of equipment. I also really like the safety features.
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