i have a vision spinner 2 battery i use for my all day vape, was just curious if an MVP 2.0 would be a nice upgrade
mvp 2.0 upgrade
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+1 on the MVP v2
1. Huge (2600 mah) battery
2. Variable Voltage - Voltage can be adjusted from 3.3 ~ 5.0 in 0.1 volt increments
3. Variable Wattage - Wattage can be adjusted from 6.0 ~ 11.0 in 0.5 watt increments
4. Ohms Meter - Reads the resistance of your atomizer
5. Pass through ability
6. $40 shipped at many online stores
Pair it with a mini Naulitus with the new BVC's (bottom vertical coils) an you will have a fabulous vape!
1. Huge (2600 mah) battery
2. Variable Voltage - Voltage can be adjusted from 3.3 ~ 5.0 in 0.1 volt increments
3. Variable Wattage - Wattage can be adjusted from 6.0 ~ 11.0 in 0.5 watt increments
4. Ohms Meter - Reads the resistance of your atomizer
5. Pass through ability
6. $40 shipped at many online stores
Pair it with a mini Naulitus with the new BVC's (bottom vertical coils) an you will have a fabulous vape!
I've had my MVP 2.0 about a week now, and I love it! I use it alongside my VV V3, which is the MVp's kid brother. They are both awesome mods.
My MVP2 are still doing well. A good step forward. The MVP3 is coming out in 2-3 months.
My MVP2 is still a stand-by for my nautilus mini. Long battery life is great, I can go a full week without needing to charge my MVP2. (I usually use other devices/RDA's, the MVP is just convenient when I'm in bed or in a rush).
Might be worth looking into getting an rDNA? The price point is a bit higher, but it'll perform (if not outperform) the MVP2. It'll also allow the possibility to go to rebuildables, because the MVP2 really doesn't perform well with an RDA.
It's up to you. There's also the eleaf Istick. Or if you wanted a super-long battery life, I'd say get the IPV3 and use it around its lowest wattage setting (7W). My IPV3 at 11W has lasted 2 weeks so far, with a 1.8 ohm nautilus in it.
Might be worth looking into getting an rDNA? The price point is a bit higher, but it'll perform (if not outperform) the MVP2. It'll also allow the possibility to go to rebuildables, because the MVP2 really doesn't perform well with an RDA.
It's up to you. There's also the eleaf Istick. Or if you wanted a super-long battery life, I'd say get the IPV3 and use it around its lowest wattage setting (7W). My IPV3 at 11W has lasted 2 weeks so far, with a 1.8 ohm nautilus in it.
MVPv2 is going to certainly be the most well-recommended first mod. You won't go wrong with it as a first mod purchase.
The iStick is performing well and has significant power increase over the MVP2, and is smaller, but hasn't had the same rigorous testing due to how new it is. Still, I think it's also a good choice.
The iStick is performing well and has significant power increase over the MVP2, and is smaller, but hasn't had the same rigorous testing due to how new it is. Still, I think it's also a good choice.
dallyllama Hello and Welcome. I also started with the Vision Spinner ll and am ordering an MVP 2 this weekend have heard allot of positive things about them and it sounds like a great and easy next step.
awsome! thanks guys! looks like i will be purchasing the mvp 2.0 this weekend as well
As a follow up, I may have opted for the eleaf Istick over the MVP if I had done more research first. But true it hasn't been tried and tested like the MVP2. I too am looking forward to the MVP 3. I may look more into a tube type mod next though. Seems that they have somewhat more to offer. Still trying to figure this all out better before another purchase.
Was wondering the same thing a few days ago. Got the information from here and now I'm waiting on mine to come in. Found it online for $40.00 and it came with a drip tip. Im excited
MVP for sure i have had mine for a little while now and i use with a Protank 2 and i love it. I also have a RDA but the battery life on this is great. This a great upgrade and will last you forever.
I have used the MVP's for the better part of a year. They are still going strong. However.......I recently got my mitts on the Eleaf Istick......AND the Joyetech Delta 16bdc 1.6 ohm topper. All i can say is as they say in the corp....."outfrikkin standing" !!! The MVP has a 2600Mah battery, the istick has a 2200Mah battery. The difference between the 2 mean nothing to me since they both last all day. The difference to me is the 20Watt capability of the Istick, compared to the 11Watt MVP, and the size. The Delta on the Istick is the perfect combo in my humble opinion. I must confess I have not tried the Delta on my MVP yet.....I just love the size factor and feel of the IStick. Once you get used to the size, the MVP feels awkward .
Whichever you choose you won't go wrong.
P.S........welcome to the forum !!
The MVP has a 2600Mah battery, the istick has a 2200Mah battery. The difference between the 2 mean nothing to me since they both last all day. The difference to me is the 20Watt capability of the Istick, compared to the 11Watt MVP, and the size. The Delta on the Istick is the perfect combo in my humble opinion. I must confess I have not tried the Delta on my MVP yet.....I just love the size factor and feel of the IStick. Once you get used to the size, the MVP feels awkward .Whichever you choose you won't go wrong.
P.S........welcome to the forum !!
I think I saw it on their website...or somewhere, but I have heard about it a couple of three times. I heard it would be out for Christmas in a cheaper version and a "boosted" version. With that in mind, I thought they would have one at the $40-$50 level and then another higher one. The first would be focused on newer vapers to get them into the family and the higher one to those that are looking to upgrade. Nonetheless, I heard about two versions and Christmas, the rest is just the voices in my head.
My wife needs a better one and I appreciate my MVP2s. I will probably give here one of mine until an MVP3 comes along.
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