Itaste MVP or ??????

[Rossum]

I don't think anyone makes a dna 20 device that's intended to be thrown away when the battery reaches the end of its life. I suspect all small ones with 1200 mAh capacity use the same battery that's in the Vaporshark dna, which is this one:

That means you can get replacements and they're cheap too (~$3.00) the only question is whether you have the skillz to replace 'em yourself.

 

[GPSTrucker]

I'm sure it's a personal preference thing, but consider the fact that having replaceable batteries means your investment will last you a great deal longer as well as open up your options immensely.

 

[Mark Anthony]

If you're looking for an all in one device with no removable batteries your best bet is the MVP 2.

 

[brevity]

Not to hijack the OP's thread, but if I am wrong could someone please point me in the right direction?

Vapor Shark DNA Buy Now!

I think it's built pretty robustly. It's not milled out of a solid block of aluminum but it's a pretty dang nice box mod on DNA 20 tech.

 

[NiNi]

If the MVP2 is good for you, get another as a back up. One to use and another on charge. At about $40, it's an easy choice and your Kayfun will work, no problem. (Although, once you start doing your own coils, what you may want could change quite a bit, JMO) Using bottom coils is a plus, just from my own experience with the MVP 2, most of the top coils I used on it were hit or miss making contact with the pin.
I don't think you'll find something with the same features, size, battery, etc., in that price range.
If it works great and your happy with it, get another!