Itaste mvp v2was not bad,now waiting for the white truck for the VTR version

[gel drops]

Mvp v2 was not too bad now I'm waiting on my VTR hurry up white truck should be here today.

 

[exnihilo]

Nice. I want the army green one!

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[gel drops]

I got the Chrome 1 should be here any minute.

 

[pcrdude]

I'm really liking mine. I'm a user of BCCs, and the Protank 2 works great with the VTR.

Interestingly, the Iclear 30s that came with it works extremely well. Enough, that I may buy more.

The weight of the VTR takes a little getting used to.... After using it, your cell phone will feel like it doesn't weight anything

 

[Pinggolfer]

Mvp v2 was not too bad now I'm waiting on my VTR hurry up white truck should be here today.

What didn't you like about the MVP?

 

[E_red3]

I've been debating on these 2 myself. Really leaning towards the VTR as it seems a little more pocketable (minus the weight). I'm nervous about breaking tanks off at the treads on the MVP and taking the tank off every time it goes in my pocket seems a little much. Thoughts anyone?

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[p.opus]

I put mine in my pocket all the time with my mini protank 2 connected. No issues. In fact the MVP2 is shorter than my vv3 by a smidge.

The innokin VTR marketing team have sure made full use of that VTR side mount feature.

No one worries about putting a tank on a stick battery on having it break off. Put it on an MVP and all of the sudden it's a problem?

Brilliant move by Innokin. Create a problem that doesn't exist and then provide the solution.....Brilliant.

I just can't handle the weight. 13oz with a battery and tank. That's insane. Of course I think the VTR is designed who have done their fair share of "12 oz curls" so I guess it isn't a problem for them.

I can hear it now....You can't handle a 13oz PV???!!??...You must be a 'girly man'....We're here to pump....you up....

 

[E_red3]

They are heavy but I like the design of the vtr. The MPV just seems a little more practical being able to use a charging cable that I already carry on almost a daily basis. Not having to worry about bringing extra batteries and being able to use the MVP as a pass thru is definitely a plus.

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[debinnv]

I just ordered a VTR today. I love my MVP2 but I wanted the "new kid on the block" Hopefully the weight wont bother me. I figure my MVP will still be good for taking with me when I go out.

 

[RatInDaHat]

p.opus, i disagree with your stance. The vtr is the first box mod i have ever purchased. The reason for that is that i don't like the form factor or look of a regular box mod. They just look goofy. Granted that is only my opinion.

 

[p.opus]

p.opus, i disagree with your stance. The vtr is the first box mod i have ever purchased. The reason for that is that i don't like the form factor or look of a regular box mod. They just look goofy. Granted that is only my opinion.

I was 100 percent with you. I even purchased a vv3 instead of an MVP initially. I got 3 vv3's and thought I would be good.

The MVP 2 came out in their energy series and I liked the "frost" color scheme. By that time I was sold on the whole VV/VW thing and a lot of people talked about the battery life of the MVP...so it wasn't quite an impulse buy.

Well I got the MVP and initially I still preferred my vv3's Smaller form factor, etc. The MVP was going to be my "at home vape". But for some strange reason, I would be using my vv3 at work or out in the car and couldn't wait to get home to use my MVP. I found a comfortable way to hold it, I loved the better battery life, and the additional weight of the MVP was not a big deal.

The battery life is what won me over. I can take my MVP anywhere and not worry about it's charge.