Itaste svd

[cbf10]

Hey guys, so after doing my research. I actually found that i fell for this svd (looks / features) wise. Can someone tell me what they think? Is it better than the vamo v3 for example? Thanks guys!!


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[Thunderball]

Yes it is in my opinion. Its made well and very durable. I am a ProVari user but I have alot of respect for the SVD. I have two that are still in use by other Vapers and are ober 8 months old. For the price, I dont think they can be beat. .....37 bucks at fasttech.

The MVP is another good option if you dont mind a box mod. You dont need to buy batteries for it and its very well priced also....arounf 40 bucks at the best price.

 

[cbf10]

ALSO IS IT WORTH BUYING? Or is there something better for that price?


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[Thunderball]

ALSO IS IT WORTH BUYING? Or is there something better for that price?


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It is well worth buying. The MVP is the better "deal" ..but do you mind a box mod over a cylinder/tube type
Mod.

 

[Txaggiesaunt]

IMO, you can't go wrong with an Innokin product. Good luck & VAPE ON

 

[Camden]

I think Innokin makes the best "budget" vv/vw devices (of the handful that I've tried). The SVD is a solid unit, though if you're willing to drop another 20-30 bucks, the VTR is excellent

 

[NPTreeBanger]

I'm a very satisfied MVP owner. I like the solid feel and its just the right weight, and of course first and foremost a very good vape. Also just received the Smok Tech SID which I am also liking very much, its a cylinder type and budget priced around $50 -- but you will need batteries for it.

 

[Mark Anthony]

I agree.... Innokin makes some great budget beater devices. Quality at prices that are very attractive.

 

[DorsaiMaster]

I have both the SVD and the MVP. I like both of them, but I find myself using the MVP more. Mostly for the convenience and very long time between recharges. I don't think you could really go wrong with either one.

 

[Wickeddeuce]

love my svd... very very worth the money...

 

[devauto]

Hey guys, so after doing my research. I actually found that i fell for this svd (looks / features) wise. Can someone tell me what they think? Is it better than the vamo v3 for example? Thanks guys!!


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I don't have either of the 2 you are looking at, but my experiences with Innokin products is so good that I would take the SVD over the Vamo any day of the week, and twice on Tuesdays! I have 4 iTaste VVs and they have been exceptional. I also have a VTR on the way, my original had some 1st run production issues (it happens). Can't wait to have it back. Just my ... As always ... YMMV!

Good luck with your decision!

 

[XJ-linux]

I almost pulled the trigger on a SVD this weekend. Instead I went with a Innokin VV V3 and a VTR. The SVD seems very nice and well built, but is too much like a Streamlight or light saber in size too me. The VTR and VV V3 both seemed a little more manageable in size.

 

[AkGirl79]

I have a Vamo v2, 3 innokin itaste VV's, and a MVP 2... Of all of those my Vamo is my go to big gun always consistent but I love my VV's (obviously since I have 3). Juicemafia has Vamo V2's for 37.99 right now and Aquacig has MVP kits for 39.99. I got my VV's on eBay actually cause I found full brand new kits for 47.99 with free s/h.

 

[Ref Minor]

I almost pulled the trigger on a SVD this weekend. Instead I went with a Innokin VV V3 and a VTR. The SVD seems very nice and well built, but is too much like a Streamlight or light saber in size too me. The VTR and VV V3 both seemed a little more manageable in size.

The VTR is beautifully compact, very heavy but fits easily in a pocket with no tank sticking out, very well designed and built. It also has a 48hz chipset vs the SVD 33Hz.

 

[jhelliwell]

Having owned the SVD for a couple of months, I have never regretted it. It is a large device, especially if you use the full size 18650 battery, and can be cumbersome. I get a little bit fed up of the strange looks I get when in public. It's nice and compact with a single 18350 battery. It's well built, and I have had no problems with mine, although a friend of mine is starting to have problems with the tactile switch underneath the fire button, which has become a little "soft" and has lost it's nice tactile -click-

It's never misfired, and the onboard firmware is good, easy to use menu system, shows you the remaining voltage on the battery, lets you select the voltage to apply to your 510 connection, or the wattage in VW mode, and has a resistance checker. The SVD is 23.5mm in diameter and that gives you lots of tank options that will look good on your device.

 

[rawr]

Well.

I didnt try vamo yet, but its a tube system compared to telescopic svd. I like mine svd but its too big, even in 18350 mode. Build quality is really good, but i dont get the real clicky feedback anymore from a fire button after 5 months of use. Button still does work ok. There is also occasionally problem with spring loaded center pin. Spring is tooo soft and sometimes i have to lift the pin up with twizzers to get the connection to certain atomizers, usually protank1. SVD sometimes automatically shuts itself down, bug in code or just safety regulation?!?! And lastly the rattling sound from tubes which can be easily solved with a piece of thicker paper between the tubes and threads. I dont like to tighten the bottom tube too much because of spring in the bottom and its still not perfect. So yeah, svd has some serious and minor problems but for 30 eur from ft its still a good buy.

I am using nemesis and 1300 mah twist for the last month so svd is laying on the desk , waiting for the resistance of a new coil to be checked. lol

 

[CreepyLady]

I have both the SVD and the MVP. I like both of them, but I find myself using the MVP more. Mostly for the convenience and very long time between recharges. I don't think you could really go wrong with either one.

This ^ I prefer the Innokin technology over everything other than Provari. As far as SVD vs MVP -I certainly use my MVP more. I will also say that as much as I do love my SVD, the button does get weak.

 

[NickSteel]

Just finishing my first year of vaping. Used a Vamo2 for 8 months, then an SVD for 3 months, now an MVP2. I preferred the SVD over the Vamo for build quality and locking buttons. I prefer the MVP over the SVD due to long battery life and compactness.

I scored a $49.95 VTR during a Black Friday sale and will be trying it next.

My most portable device is a kicked FT SS Nemesis clone in 18350 mode.

I use a Protank2 on all my devices.

You wouldn't be disappointed with the SVD, as it is sturdy, well made and has all the desired mod functions.

 

[wonner]

I have sn SVD, a VTR, and a MVP2.

The VRT gets use frequently, the MVP2 occasionally, but the SVD sits unused. The quality and ergonomics of the SVD is not on par with the other two.

 

[Dam262a]

love my svd I've had it for about 5 months, i have 4 other mods. I do use this a lot of of the time espically while driving. I would really recomend it, next I want the VTR.