I am thinking of upgrading. Dose anyone use/like/dislike the Mvp 3?
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Mvp 3
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I used to have the mvp2 I still do actually....I loooove my mvp. My only problem is the new one isn't all that powerful and there are better box mods out there for the price range. If you're looking for amazing battery life and you're not interested in rebuilding then it may be for you. Another plus is you can charge your phone from it, it's something I didn't think I would use all that much but it ended up becoming very handy. The ability to tell the resistance of your coils is nice too this way if you do get into rebuilding you have an ohm reader you can use.
To get more reviews JW, look here:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/variable-voltage-apv-discussion/596951-mvp-owners-group-into-next-generation.html or here:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/variable-voltage-apv-discussion/651929-innokin-owners-group-thread.html
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http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/variable-voltage-apv-discussion/596951-mvp-owners-group-into-next-generation.html or here:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/variable-voltage-apv-discussion/651929-innokin-owners-group-thread.html
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I have an istick vvvw v3. and a mpv 2.0. I still love them but I only use them on my old protank 2. Id love to have an mvp v3 simply because batterylife, build in charger cable for other devices, firing button placement, goes up to 30 watts! I don't see anything wrong with it besides it's main competitor: the Istick50watt. It's about the same size, a bit smaller, Goes up to 50 watts, I believe it has a bigger battery(Correct me if I'm wrong), and it's more affordable.
Kinda hard for any other box mod to compete with the istick 30watt/50watt. There are only 2 things I'd change about the isticks: I want easily replicable 18650 batteries to be compatible with them, Dc-dc current instead of pwm.
The mvp 3.0 is still a good device though. It has a built in device charger to help stand out against other devices, and it's build quality is superb. Not a bad choice if you ask me.
Kinda hard for any other box mod to compete with the istick 30watt/50watt. There are only 2 things I'd change about the isticks: I want easily replicable 18650 batteries to be compatible with them, Dc-dc current instead of pwm.
The mvp 3.0 is still a good device though. It has a built in device charger to help stand out against other devices, and it's build quality is superb. Not a bad choice if you ask me.
Good question, would like to hear any feedback. I do like my mpv2
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The MVP 2.0 is 11w, the MVP 20w is 20w, and the MVP 3.0 is 30w.
I have an MVP 2.0 floating around since I passed one on. Great, but suited to an earlier time. The MVP 20w is geared to a specific kind of user with its tight ohms range. The MVP 3.0, I really like. Built very well, very capable and DC power for accuracy.
At $55-$60, it isn't the cheapest, but is probable the better. I've tinkered/held/vaped some of the other mini/nano/sticks and, well, I bought the MVP 3.0.
Just me IMHO...YMMV.
I have an MVP 2.0 floating around since I passed one on. Great, but suited to an earlier time. The MVP 20w is geared to a specific kind of user with its tight ohms range. The MVP 3.0, I really like. Built very well, very capable and DC power for accuracy.
At $55-$60, it isn't the cheapest, but is probable the better. I've tinkered/held/vaped some of the other mini/nano/sticks and, well, I bought the MVP 3.0.
Just me IMHO...YMMV.
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