iTaste VV 3.0 Express Kit???

[jkp331]

I have the iTaste SVd i want a secondary variable voltage device. I was looking at the Ego VV but i heard this one is better? Anyone have this or have anything to say about it??

 

[r77r7r]

Test them as soon as you get them. My first went thru the charging cycle fine, but when I checked voltage it was only 3.7.

Some have had issues with the ego threading.

Mostly they are selling like bananas and most people are happy.

It's a very useful PV at a great price and will probably be cost-effective.

 

[Kollin6618]

I think it's a great little device. Used it for 3 months until I got my MVP 2 and SVD. Never had any issues with it. Still going strong but my MVP 2 has a much longer battery life so I just have it as a backup now.

 

[ian91]

My wife has 2 VV's. She loves them. Only issue is battery life.

 

[mloylo]

I've had mine for about 2 months now. I really like it and I have not any trouble out of it so far.

 

[cbrite]

I have one and love it. The battery life isn't long (couple or three hours) but if you use the passthrough and your computer you're in good shape.

 

[Pinggolfer]

I have two VV3's and they both are 5 months old and still going strong. With 2 going they will last me all day. I also have the MVP2 which goes 3 days without a charge in conjunction with using the VV3's. Just looked at one of my VV's and it shows 228 puffs and voltage is at 3.9 vaping at 8.5 watts.

 

[coalyard]

I have a VMAX and a VTR. I plan on getting a couple of the VV v3's to carry around in the summer. With a PT2 mini, it is small and fairly stealthy with good performance. I do a lot of outdoor photography, so with the camera equipment, light is a good thing for me. Besides, I won't cry if I drop it down a cliff, or into a lake!