MVP 3.0 Pictures

[George Ogilvie]

From innokin Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/Innokin.Technology?fref=photo Damn, Just got my ipv mini the other day.

 

[thanantos]

Here's the Reddit announcement:

The MVP3 is a 30W device with a 3800Mah Battery that can fire down to .4ohm and can charge electronic devices. It has a smart and clear OLED screen with intuitive controls, well placed flush stainless steel threads, high quality spring connector and a strong side fire button. It is initially available in 4 colors and, like the MVP2.0, there will be wraps available.
To show that this is the real deal, we are going to be giving the MVP3 to Phil Busardo and Dimitris when they visit Shenzhen and we are planning to ask them to review the MVP3 at Innokin next Monday when they tour the Innokin factory and offices.
We are going to be running a '24 hour MVP3 Giveaway' where Innokin will give away a total of 24 MVP3s and 24 Gladius tanks to lucky winners on this subReddit and on our Facebook page every hour.
The iTaste MVP3.0 is going to be priced very affordably and will be covered by the Innokin 90 Day Limited Warranty. The launch date will be announced during the giveaway, which will be competitively soon.
Have a great and happy New Year's Eve everyone and Thank You very much for such a great year here on Reddit.

Kinda got trumped by the 50W iStick

 

[Moonbogg]

Looks like a good device. It will be interesting to see what happens to the market with a cheap 30-50 watts available to the masses. I can't believe 30 watts will become the norm for a mass produced device. I've only been vaping like 6 months or something and the changes have made my head spin. This year has been full of significant advancements. I think mechs are going to die.

 

[VaPreis]

To little, to late, I think.

 

[SS stingray]

Two Problems

Too big and no replaceable battery......

 

[thanantos]

Two Problems

Too big and no replaceable battery......

Meh, those are the reasons I love my MVP 2.0. It's great for a 12 hour shift and it's hard to charge an 18650 when on a week long motorcycle camping trip.

 

[KenD]

The non-replaceable battery wasn't too much of a problem in the MVP2 as it only vent as high as 11w. 30w eats up the battery much faster though, and even a 3800 mAh battery might not be enough.

 

[Kimmothy]

I've been vaping for the same amount of time and agree with you completely - looks like 2014 was a great year to join the vaping community.

 

[George Ogilvie]

Here's the Reddit announcement:



Kinda got trumped by the 50W iStick

And the iPV mini, IMHO. I like the specs EXCEPT for the non-replaceable battery. I wonder if it will be flash upgradeable?

 

[Unforeseen]

Moved to Variable Voltage APV Discussion

 

[rhelton]

Its not to late, and it will sell by the bucket load. Inokin always packages nice one box kits for new vapers. This is a entry level mod with allot of features entry level vapers want and need. They will be built to last, it has a huge battery that will probably allow you to vape for two solid days maybe three with a nautilus mini on top of it, or whatever their clearo is.

Its going to be a solid piece in every vape shop just like the V1-2

 

[sando7]

next on the list

 

[Nick Jennings]

Meh, those are the reasons I love my MVP 2.0. It's great for a 12 hour shift and it's hard to charge an 18650 when on a week long motorcycle camping trip.

Right on bro! I love my MVP 2.0 as well, vape on!