Just purchased an Itaste mvp 2.0

[Icey]

I was so drawn by this battery. I went ahead and bought it. What's everyone's opinion about this? I've seen the video reviews of course but I want to hear from the community about this item Should be coming in tomorrow.

 

[twgbonehead]

I love both of mine..... Congratulations!

 

[Icey]

Thanks a bunch. I wasn't big on "mods" but I guess I wanted to give it a chance considering it was made by a company. Guess I figured it wouldn't hurt to have a variable/watt changer. It'll be exciting to do concrete reviews better now to get different angles of taste. I do gotta say though when I tried it at the local smoke shop (sold for 80$, which instead I bought mines online for a lot less, lol). When I puffed that sucker onto my kanger pro II the shop was foggy quickly after 4 puffs.

 

[erikbal]

I love mine. Combined with my Nautilus it's easily good for a whole day.

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[angelphyre]

I absolutely love mine. Just got it in this past weekend. I already had an Itaste vv3.0 and loved that, but decided I wanted a battery that would last a really long time. I've been using it all week and haven't had to charge it yet...of course I'm still using my Itaste too as I like to have 2 tanks going at the same time and don't want to have to change them out, but it's been 5 days and it's still going strong!

 

[Caffeine7]

Enjoy it's a great device

 

[Jugband]

I love mine. It's a great little mod. One issue I've had is when using it in VW mode it didn't seem to hit as hard as my other mods. I saw a video today that said the wattage on those tends to be off up to an ohm and a half. It's not a big deal, as the video suggested you just have to fine tune it in VV. I thought that sounded like a good tip. I would just set my VW and forget it.

 

[Baditude]

The MVP is quite a nice mod for the price. It vapes smooth (especially in VV mode) and has unmatched battery life.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...itaste-mvp-dont-vape-same-provari-dna20d.html

The only issue seems to be a relatively loose connector pin. Some juice attachments may push it down towards the battery; the fix is relatively easy by using some fine tweezers or a small flat head screwdrive to tease it up just a mm or two.

 

[PBOB]

I love my MVP2. I think you have made an excellent choice. I am considering buying another just as a backup.

 

[SpeedDemon]

I love mine as well. Best out there for the money. Only complaint is its a bit bulky.

 

[Hypatia]

Thanks a bunch. I wasn't big on "mods" but I guess I wanted to give it a chance considering it was made by a company. Guess I figured it wouldn't hurt to have a variable/watt changer. It'll be exciting to do concrete reviews better now to get different angles of taste. I do gotta say though when I tried it at the local smoke shop (sold for 80$, which instead I bought mines online for a lot less, lol). When I puffed that sucker onto my kanger pro II the shop was foggy quickly after 4 puffs.

Nice choice. I have 3 (yes, 3) MVP 2s. Love them! They're still in daily use, even though I have my Reo for my ADV. Sometimes I just wanna load a tank or clearo with some different juice for a change of pace. And my hubby likes to puff on one with his "cigar vape" in the evening. And the battery lasts for days between charging with moderate vaping usage.

Even if you eventually go toward a mech mod or something in the future, the MVP is handy for "testing" different power settings for juices or whatever.

 

[CommaHolly]

great mod for the money,,,,,but eventually, you will have to replace the whole thing. As long as those are the expectations, it's well worth it

 

[Storm52]

Can't beat the price and features of the MVP. It is so appreciated that it has its own thread here. I'm seriously considering purchasing another. 3 days without a charge and a 19mm tank looks great on it.

 

[Mark Anthony]

I love mine... I've had my MVP 2 for nearly 5 months now and have never had any issues with it. Great price, long battery life, rugged..... Best mod you can get at that price point in my opinion.

 

[Dunkel]

I love mine. I have no complaints at all. They are miles above the cig/pen shaped e cigs it's remarkable. I'll buy another one when I can find them in stock for less than $40.

 

[CBone8408]

Had mine for about a month and I love it. I use it all day with different types of set ups and never have an issue. I want to get another one for a back up.

 

[MysticalNyte]

This is what I'm ordering next since my SVD died a couple of days ago whenever the income tax man gets here. Have had to vape on my Vision Spinner I use as a backup

Anyone know of any good prices on these?

 

[Red Horn]

The MVP is quite a nice mod for the price. It vapes smooth (especially in VV mode) and has unmatched battery life.

Please elaborate on the benefits and differences of VV and VW mode. I have one on order and want to be able to get most out of it from the start.

 

[shellro07]

Great choice. The price is good and the battery lasts me a day and a half of heavy vaping. As CommaHolly said, you'll have to throw it away when the battery dies, BUT I think you will really like it.

 

[Todd400]

Very good choice, i bought the VV3.0 first which works well but i wanted the MVP2.0 for the long battery life , i got both for $90 delivered and couldn't be happier, very nice rigs for the $ and they really can bring out the flavor in your juice with the adjustability