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Art02

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I am currently vaping on a ego c-twist with a mini protank. Thinking of getting an upgrade and leaning towards the mvp2. In terms of getting more vapor is this a better choice? What should i use with it my mini protank? and where is the best site to get a mvp2?

I got the MVP2. It is Ok. I would go with something that uses actual batteries that are replaceable. I got the Vamo and it is Ok. You can use 18350 batteries or 18650 batteries (800 mAHr or 2000 mAhr). The MVP2 is like 2600 mAHr. But you can't replace the batteries.

Once you get into batteries and chargers (I like the Intellicharger $20), you can get other units that use the same batteries pretty cheap. The Vamo is like $32. I realize the MVP2 is cheap (like $40), but when the batteries die (and they do) you throw it all away.

In my experience, the twists and the MVP and the Vamo are all the same. 4.1 volts into a 2.3 ohm coil is a good thing. I can't tell the difference.

I understand the Provari is the best. I am not there yet. But I got the batteries and charger so the leap to the Provari is not out of the question.

I would check FastTech.com (the slow boat) and eBay for best prices.
 
I got a vamo v3 to upgrade from ego last month. Waited near 2 months from fasttech but am delighted. It has all the features of the new v5 (mean/RMS and mobile out) in the stainless body. I recently swiched to kanger mini unitank after trying a wide range of carts/tanks and the two work together perfect. Just as much vapour as from the iclear 30 but with a real nice taste. For price IMO u can't go wrong.


6 month analogue free.
 

Agnes Black

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I'd have to vote for an MVP 2.0. Its built like a tank, you can get cool wraps for it from JWraps, the battery charge lasts for 2-3 days (even with chain vaping), its vv AND vw, the rectangular shape won't roll off of a table and break your favorite pyrex tank, you can charge USB devices from it (its basically a portable power source AND a vape box). If you get into VAMO's and mech mods, you have to buy extra batteries, carry around a case with spare batteries in case you chain vape (like I do). IMHO, you can buy 2 MVP's for $40 each from completevape.com (they are always out of stock, but they get shipments weekly and will ship QUICK from San Diego) and be good for well over a year. I carry my MVP and one of Innokin's keychain juice cans on the keychain and don't have to lug around extra stuff. PRICELESS! I keep the battery mods for home and the MVP's for work/road trips/long haul vaping. If you got an MVP and an Aspire Nautilus tank, you'd be in tasty vape heaven sitting atop a huge cloud.
 

Boxorain82

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Another vote for MVP. It was definitely a noticeable improvement when I upgraded from egos. I personally think it is more convenient to not have to worry about swapping out batteries. I think the ability to charge my phone on the go is pretty handy from time to time as well. That being said I haven't yet purchased a removable battery mod yet, but will probably do so in the near future.
 

Buggainok

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Do you have an mvp2. What are you vaping with it?

I have the MVP 2, and love it. Mine came with the iClear30, but I didn't like that clearomizer. It seemed that the flavor of my juice was very muted with it. I'm using all the Kanger Evod clearomizers I already had and used with my egos. They work well with my MVP, and I didn't have to buy anything new.
 
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