MVP 2.0 vs Eleaf iStick

[drunkenbatman]

Not sure if 510 on mvp is spring loaded or not.... istick 2 is said to be though...

It is on the MVP 20w, not on the MVP2 which can have the same issue.

 

[h00ligan]

Why not try the cloupor mini

30 watt
Size of the I stick (considerably smaller than mvp)
More accurate than either reading power (istick) and ohms(mvp)
Fires subohm
Swappable battery
Volts and watts
$55 with battery if you want it fast ten or so less if you'll wait

Mvp is too big imo and istick too limiting. I own the former and the cloupor mini

 

[Maiar]

So does anyone know if the newer iSticks will read mean or RMS? I'm looking around online and no battery seller mentions it for any battery. Though I'd imagine having "Wildly Inaccurate" wouldn't be a major seller. I just really love the form factor of the isticks, just being a lower power vaper, I'd like to know that when I set it to 5W or whatever, then that will be how much it's putting out. Seems kind of odd that they would make a new 30 and 50W models and not change that.

 

[Vapey_McVape]

Love my mvp

 

[Jumpin' In...]

So does anyone know if the newer iSticks will read mean or RMS? I'm looking around online and no battery seller mentions it for any battery. Though I'd imagine having "Wildly Inaccurate" wouldn't be a major seller. I just really love the form factor of the isticks, just being a lower power vaper, I'd like to know that when I set it to 5W or whatever, then that will be how much it's putting out. Seems kind of odd that they would make a new 30 and 50W models and not change that.

Don't really know for a fact, but I read in the iStick thread that someone emailed a vendor asking whether the soon-to-be-released iStick 30 would "read" mean or RMS. As I recall the vendor eventually emailed back, saying that Eleaf says that the iStick 30 would not have an "RMS mode".

Having said that, I love my iStick and will probably buy the iStick 30, if mostly for the improved 510 connector, wider top-cap that better accommodates standard 22mm atomizers/tanks and the spring-loaded positive pin.

Then again, there are apparently a whole slew of new "mini" vv/vw mods being released soon in the wake of the iStick. I'm curious as to what the MVP 3's form factor will be.

 

[Nick Jennings]

The good news is, you don't have to bother fiddling with the voltage on an istick below 4v -- it will always fire at 4v, no matter what it says.

Which is just one of the reasons I went with MVP. istick actually isn't bad. I just didn't like the feel of it so I chose the MVP 2.0. I'm not really into mad clouds are anything like that so I went with the MVP 2.0. I feel as though this thing can take a beating and ask for more, which is what I need, This comes down to pure preference at this point. If you go to a local Vape shop and if they let you try them both, which my local vape shope did, then that's how you tell which is best for you. Of course, when I got to try both I had to use my own tank, lol!

 

[gandymarsh]

This is what it will look like.

 

[SunshinePete]

The MVP has a legion of fans, but so does Satan I bought an iStick and like it so much I got another two, one of them for my son who also loves it. Now I don't bother with any other mods, I've retired them.

 

[e-pipeman]

Nothing wrong with the iStick, or indeed the smart-20. Nothing wrong with the mvp either. It all depends on what you want to do with them. Using an iStick with a 1.8ohm bvc in the aspire nautilus mini at 3 volts I get a perfect vape and VERY long battery life. Ymmv.

 

[Conkerthemsr]

After having a MVP's battery .... out on me, I cannot recommend.