MVP not made for ecigs?

[SwollenColon]

Hey everyone...I've been looking for something more powerful to really give me a good vape. (I just use a 3.7v vapor shark battery and a pro tank).

i haven't done much research yet but I found this MVP model on ebay for only $38 which I think is a good price?

Nowhere in the auction does the seller mention it's for ecigs, just a portable USB charger. I sent him a message and he confirmed it's not for ecigs.

What gives? I see the connection on the top and his seller name even contains "vaping". Is he just trying to bypass some lame ebay rule about selling ecig stuff?

Here's a link to the auction: Itaste MVP 2 0 Complete Kit Charge Your USB Devices on The Go | eBay

I've been out of the game for a while but I recently saw someone with an ecig and the amount of vapor they were producing was incredible. That's what I want. What do you guys suggest I get?

thanks for your help!

 

[Necrotic]

If you don't know what an mvp is I don't think you're ready for cloud chasing

 

[SwollenColon]

If you don't know what an mvp is I don't think you're ready for cloud chasing

What's that supposed to mean?

 

[Lessifer]

Is he just trying to bypass some lame ebay rule about selling ecig stuff?

Yes, ebay doesn't allow the sale of e-cigs. They don't enforce the policy much, but it's there.

 

[Bookworm]

The MVP is definitely made for ecigs. Read up about it before you buy. It's a great device.

 

[Pinggolfer]

What's that supposed to mean?

He's saying a MVP2 isn't a mod which produces huge clouds of vapor.

 

[Hill]

yea E-bay has a no e-cig policy he was just bypassing by calling it a charger

 

[Firestorm]

The iTaste MVP 2.0 is most definitely used for vaping. Look at who the eBay seller is - vapingtown2013. He's probably avoiding using the term "e-cig" since eBay supposedly prohibits the sale of electronic cigarettes.

 

[ImThatGuy]

What's that supposed to mean?

It means you have to research more before chasing those clouds. Ohm's law, battery safety, product types, difference between ecigs and vaporizers (is there? or not?).

An MVP is definitely for ecig use.

 

[Necrotic]

Basically the person lied. The mvp is made by innokin and is a vv/vw device. Goes up to 12 watts and is very cheap. It is the most well known device for ecigs. And those people blowing big clouds don't use them. Most use mechanical mods or high power vv/vw mods such as the ipv v2/v3 and sigelei 100 watt. Those are advanced products and no nooby should get them until they learn proper battery safety and coil building basics. If anything you can get a cloupor dna30 and try out coil building later on if you decide. It is a few more dollars than an mvp but takes an 18650 battery that is replaceable. So when the battery fails to hold a charge you can replace the battery instead of the mod. Also, wasn't trying to be an ... but rather save a person from harm. And as the others said, eBay has a no ecig policy so when you asked he said no because most who know about ecigs know about the mvp. He did it to avoid having his listing deleted.

 

[Dj Xy]

Yup he lied, he got caught, the listing no longer exists.

 

[classwife]

Moved to Variable Voltage APV Discussion from APV Discussion

 

[dchemist]

Hey everyone...I've been looking for something more powerful to really give me a good vape. (I just use a 3.7v vapor shark battery and a pro tank).

i haven't done much research yet but I found this MVP model on ebay for only $38 which I think is a good price?

Nowhere in the auction does the seller mention it's for ecigs, just a portable USB charger. I sent him a message and he confirmed it's not for ecigs.

What gives? I see the connection on the top and his seller name even contains "vaping". Is he just trying to bypass some lame ebay rule about selling ecig stuff?

Here's a link to the auction: Itaste MVP 2 0 Complete Kit Charge Your USB Devices on The Go | eBay

I've been out of the game for a while but I recently saw someone with an ecig and the amount of vapor they were producing was incredible. That's what I want. What do you guys suggest I get?

thanks for your help!

If you're using a VaporShark (20W - 40W) you've already got more power than the MVP (12W) can provide. If you're just looking for a cheap backup this would be a good choice. If you're looking to increase your vapor you will most likely not get the results you expect. You are probably being limited by your Pro Tank. I would try other attys before changing power sources.

 

[roxynoodle]

Ebay can read all messages between buyers and sellers . So when you message sellers of vaping items choose your language carefully.

 

[kitten frenzy]

MVP 2 only goes up to 11 watts, not 12.

But yeah, no huge clouds.

 

[dchemist]

MVP 2 only goes up to 11 watts, not 12.

But yeah, no huge clouds.

Whoops, my bad! Still less than the 20/30/40 of the VaporShark series

 

[herb]

The MVP is in many peoples opinion is the best thing ever invented for vaping and a must buy , it's probably the most respected and popular device to this day and does it's job exceptionally well .

It will produce a great vape , it wouldn't have over 900 FIVE STAR reviews from one site alone if it wasn't as great as it is.

Check out the reviews below from just one ecig vendor , most admit they have much more expensive devices but use their MVP the most , yes it's that good .

Innokin iTaste MVP V2.0 - 101 Vape


Even the Veterans in the "ask the veterans" forum recommend it more than any other device for most people and one of them even said the below and most agreed with her:

IMHO , THE MVP IS VERY CLOSE TO A PROVARI IN VAPE QUALITY.

End quote


Cloud blowing has very little to do with the quality of the vape, the MVP is truly an exceptional device and can blow clouds just fine if thats what you want to do but it's main strength is providing a truly outstanding vape and at a stellar value.

 

[MrPlink]

If you have a vapor shark, trust me you won't need an MVP.

Especially if you want clouds.

Cloud blowing has very little to do with the quality of the vape, the MVP is truly an exceptional device and can blow clouds just fine if thats what you want to do but it's main strength is providing a truly outstanding vape and at a stellar value.

Clearly your definition of clouds does not match the convention.

I'm not even going to touch the logical fallacies In your post.

 

[scartn]

If you're using a VaporShark (20W - 40W) you've already got more power than the MVP (12W) can provide. If you're just looking for a cheap backup this would be a good choice. If you're looking to increase your vapor you will most likely not get the results you expect. You are probably being limited by your Pro Tank. I would try other attys before changing power sources.

op said a 3.7v vapor shark (= ego)

 

[SwollenColon]

op said a 3.7v vapor shark (= ego)

Yea the vapor shark battery I use is just the standard cylindrical one.