itaste MVP 3.0 vs Sigelei mini 30w box

[royzle]

I'm going to be getting a kanger subtank mini, and I would like to hear some suggestions on which box to get, the MVP 3.0 or the sigelei 30w box I think I like the sigelei better but I'm not sure if I like the removable 18650 batteries and how dangerous they can be. but I'd like to hear other peoples opinions

 

[GaG8tor]

I suppose all things being equal the only real question you have to ask yourself is if you prefer replacing and charging batteries or an internal battery. Personally the only reason I would want separate batteries and a charger would be for a mech mod. I just got an Mvp 20 watt and couldn't be happier. From what I have seen and read both are probably equal in terms of performance and reliability.

 

[royzle]

well I have an MVP 1.0 now. and I like it. but idk if I would spend the money to get the 3.0

 

[shreduhsoreus]

You can get the 3.0 for $55 shipped, I've got referral codes

Battery is pretty huge, 3800mAh.

It just really comes down to whether or not you want to mess with replaceable batteries.





inb4 someone mentions iStick

 

[the illustrator]

If you decide to go with the sigelei 30 watt, I bought mine for like $41.99 or something from Vapetitans: Sigelei Mini 30W | Vape Titans

 

[SunshinePete]

Once you fit a battery in the Sigelei 30 you need never see it again, or even bother owning a charger because you can just plug in a USB lead. But really there's no reason to consider batteries dangerous, especially if used with regulated mods, it's not like leaving a case of grenades in the playroom.

 

[juggler86]

If I was going to buy a 30w device id probably go with the MVP3 based on the new look. The siliclne case that sigelli sends out with their boxs always make for a nice hand feel.

 

[royzle]

yeah I love the case. but I'm gonna go with the MVP

 

[djsvapour]

yeah I love the case. but I'm gonna go with the MVP

MVP v.2 was one of the most reliable mods of all time, other than the non-adjustable 510 pin.

There are (somewhat disappointingly) already reports about soft threads on the Sigelei.

You've made the right decision, I'm sure.

 

[knowsguy]

Hey, still have any of those $55 referral codes?

 

[v1k1ng1001]

There's no bad choice here. Both are great devices. In terms of build quality, performance and durability, all my gear from Sigelei and Innokin has been top notch.

I would favor the Sigelei because I prefer a replaceable battery--a single 18650 will easily last me through a work day even at 50w. If you prefer battery capacity, the MVP is the clear choice.

As for me, I went with the Sigelei 50w v2 and I'm loving it.

 

[Ou2mame]

I would go with the mvp. It's a brick. Normally I would want a removable battery but being honest with myself I'm not going to be using my mvp 20w in a year or two. Not cause I'm going to outgrow it, I'm just going to want the next new tech. I love upgrading, gadgets, and all that.. So battery longevity isn't a concern really.