Hi everyone. My wife are about to each purchase a variable voltage unit. Im leaning towards the Itaste mvp2 and was looking for something in the same price range. Also looking for tank reccomendations. I currently use mainly evods but I am wanting to try out some other inexpensive bottom coil units. Thanks in advance.
Making the leap to variable voltage. Reccomendations on best two setups in the $50 range?
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Here is a good vv setup in an ego style configuration (the MVP2 might have too stiff of a button for your wife)
Kanger Mini Protank 2 Starter Kit -VV
the mini protanks are compatible with your evods and are good with all eliquids
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Kanger Mini Protank 2 Starter Kit -VV
the mini protanks are compatible with your evods and are good with all eliquids
Welcome to the ECF
Hello! I was in the same boat myself a few weeks back, and if you don't mind ego style batteries, I found that this package was excellent: http://www.myvaporstore.com/Vision_Spinner_Joye_Ego_C_Twist_Combo_p/vvs-c.htm
comes with your choice of 2 batteries, either an ego c twist or a vision spinner, 2 EXCELLENT evod tanks. I got it and I cannot be happier, at least for a while
comes with your choice of 2 batteries, either an ego c twist or a vision spinner, 2 EXCELLENT evod tanks. I got it and I cannot be happier, at least for a while
Sigelei Z-Max
Sigelei Legend
Pair it with a Protank2, Protank3, or any of a million carto tanks.
Sigelei - Zmax / Legend
Sigelei Legend
Pair it with a Protank2, Protank3, or any of a million carto tanks.
Sigelei - Zmax / Legend
Hi Roux!
Welcome to ECF. I would say that your selection of the MVP 2 is likely spot on. It is very highly liked in these forums for the price point and features. The other consideration I would suggest would be the Innokin iTaste VV v3. It is an exceptional device, and can be found around the $30 price point. It is probably about as thick as an eGo, but it is square instead of round. It has most of the features of the MVP 2, and is a little more "pocket friendly". The biggest disadvantage is that it is only an 800 mAh battery, but it does have pass thru, so you can vape while it charges.
As for tanks, I really like the Protank 2, which uses the same coil as the EVOD, but has a pyrex tank that is suitable for stronger "tank cracking" juices. I have not tried the Protank 2 Mini or the Protank 3, but would expect them to perform just as well as the Protank 2. If you want to try a top coil design, I have read lots of good stuff about the Innokin iClear 16/30S, although have not tried them myself.
As always ... YMMV!
HTH
Welcome to ECF. I would say that your selection of the MVP 2 is likely spot on. It is very highly liked in these forums for the price point and features. The other consideration I would suggest would be the Innokin iTaste VV v3. It is an exceptional device, and can be found around the $30 price point. It is probably about as thick as an eGo, but it is square instead of round. It has most of the features of the MVP 2, and is a little more "pocket friendly". The biggest disadvantage is that it is only an 800 mAh battery, but it does have pass thru, so you can vape while it charges.
As for tanks, I really like the Protank 2, which uses the same coil as the EVOD, but has a pyrex tank that is suitable for stronger "tank cracking" juices. I have not tried the Protank 2 Mini or the Protank 3, but would expect them to perform just as well as the Protank 2. If you want to try a top coil design, I have read lots of good stuff about the Innokin iClear 16/30S, although have not tried them myself.
As always ... YMMV!
HTH
These are both good suggestions, they have a pretty large following. I personally own a Legend and really like it. However, if you don't already use an 18650 mod, you will also have to add the cost of a battery (at least one) and a charger to the kit cost, taking you much higher than the $50 limit.
Sorry, but this gave me a laugh. The button might be too stiff based on the preference of some people, but I don't think it has anything to do with whether or not that person is a male or female.
I love my MVP2. Stiff button and all.
I think you're leaning in the right direction!! The MVP is a great unit. Paired with the Protank II, nice little stup and within your budget. The wife might like the Itaste VV/VW v3. Excellent performance and the Mini Protank II fits it nicely. It's lighter and easier to handle.
Thanks for the replies. I have had and lost an ego twist which I liked but Im looking for something more advanced. Pretty much sold on the mvp2. Since Im buying two units Id like to try to different ones.
I'm currently searching for a similar setup. The itaste v3.0 seems to be a popular portable choice. Then the clearos or carts are your preference.
I need to do some research on the itaste v3.0. How does the battery life compare to a regular ego battery?
I have the innokin vv3 and the MVP2 both are solid devices in your price range.
Innokin VV3 Excellent if you have USB power available or for short outings.
MVP 2 - All around excellent device, holds a charge all day, even for heavy vapers. The newer ones have the button issue worked out.
Innokin VV3 Excellent if you have USB power available or for short outings.
MVP 2 - All around excellent device, holds a charge all day, even for heavy vapers. The newer ones have the button issue worked out.
Sigelei Zmax V3 or V5 Telescopic Flat Top. Telescopic tube fits any popular 18350 through 18650 replaceable IMR battery. VV/VW. 3-6 V or 3-15 watts. Built like a tank. The V3 is getting hard to find now as the holidays approach but the new V5s out there. V5 adds puff counter and cell phone charger. Both have been available body only for under $50.
The kits at the link I posted are $75. That includes 2 batteries, a charger, a case, and a cheap clearo.
Man, for an extra $25 you get a *really* well built mod. Can't beat VariTube's pricing on the Sigeleis.
Just bought my mom a MVP 2. 101vapes has them for 40 with the iclear 30s
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You can't beat Varitube's 90-day warranty on the Sigelei either. You have to pay for any warranty.
I use my MVP2 everyday. It has become my main recommendation for a starting devise as it is pretty simple to use but has enough features if you want to learn more. Battery lasts for days and uses a cell phone changer AND the sucker even powered my cell phone during a power outage.
You also might want to check out the SLB eGo-V MEGA V3. It has the same features as the Innokin iTaste VV V3 but is 1300 mah. I just got one a few days ago and I love it. Very pocketable and lasts me all day and then some.
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