MVP Owners Group-into the next generation
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I was holding out for the MVP v3, but now I think I am gonna get the MVP 20W. The MVP 20W has significant improvements over the MVP2. I really don't need the added power, but the outputs are much more consistent with what they should be. The MVP2 wattage outputs were all over the place, not at all doing what it was set for. The 20W fixed that. I am not a sub ohm vaper, so no need for anything much higher than 11 watts, and definitely no need for 30 watts. I also like the button placement on the MVP2 and I have no problem with it being too hard to push. I simply hold it and push the button with the knuckle of my thumb. No need to move fingers or seach for a button. The new trigger style may be as simple, but I already know that the MVP2 button works well for me.
Regardless, I am still looking forward to the reviews for the MVP v3.
Regardless, I am still looking forward to the reviews for the MVP v3.
Well if you run the 5ml Nautilus you will likely change your mind fast about not going over 11w since that one seems to run best at 13w-17w! The Atlantis starts off at 20w but gets going at 30w. The specs show 15-30w for the Kanger sub ohm and the latest intel on the Horizon Scion Bottom Quad Core atomizer 3ml tank is 10w-55w seen in the wholesale vendor's info. That also has Japanese cotton wrapping on the four coils that are stacked vertically not horizontally like a dripper.
In most cases you have to look at the design of the tank to see which wattage range is optimal for it. The Smok tanks generally have been running in the 5-11w range except now for a few brand new ones out that run on the 30w mods. The Nautilus isn't a sub ohm neither are those while the Scion sees four different coils available for it. 0.2, 0.4, 0.6, and 0.8 The main problem at jumping at that tank is "Limited Edition"! That means it's only around for so long and Horizon discontinues it. That will make getting replacement coils for it later a bit difficutl?
Now the advantage while not pursuing Cloud Making as the ultimate goal but wanting better vapor as well as flavor has been not having much out besides RDA, RBA type rebuildables to work with as far as sub ohming. The generally seen tanks are limited by the coils which were mostly designed for 3-15w max Vamos and VV batteries going up to 4.8v not 7v and above. I still use the Tumblers here on eGo-V 3-15w batteries as well as on the four iTaste VV v3.0s I bought on Black Friday a year ago.
I keep a battery on at all times since that have a tank full of one of the menthol flavors while I can get more out of other flavors at times much better on the Nautilus or Atlantis tanks being better made to begin with. This has been the findings here at least. I could care less about whether a tank can make a cloud since that is nothing new anyways! Rock groups and other live stage performances have used fog makers for a few generations now! Where does Hollywood get all that fog in movies? etc.
In most cases you have to look at the design of the tank to see which wattage range is optimal for it. The Smok tanks generally have been running in the 5-11w range except now for a few brand new ones out that run on the 30w mods. The Nautilus isn't a sub ohm neither are those while the Scion sees four different coils available for it. 0.2, 0.4, 0.6, and 0.8 The main problem at jumping at that tank is "Limited Edition"! That means it's only around for so long and Horizon discontinues it. That will make getting replacement coils for it later a bit difficutl?
Now the advantage while not pursuing Cloud Making as the ultimate goal but wanting better vapor as well as flavor has been not having much out besides RDA, RBA type rebuildables to work with as far as sub ohming. The generally seen tanks are limited by the coils which were mostly designed for 3-15w max Vamos and VV batteries going up to 4.8v not 7v and above. I still use the Tumblers here on eGo-V 3-15w batteries as well as on the four iTaste VV v3.0s I bought on Black Friday a year ago.
I keep a battery on at all times since that have a tank full of one of the menthol flavors while I can get more out of other flavors at times much better on the Nautilus or Atlantis tanks being better made to begin with. This has been the findings here at least. I could care less about whether a tank can make a cloud since that is nothing new anyways! Rock groups and other live stage performances have used fog makers for a few generations now! Where does Hollywood get all that fog in movies? etc.
Well if you run the 5ml Nautilus you will likely change your mind fast about not going over 11w since that one seems to run best at 13w-17w! The Atlantis starts off at 20w but gets going at 30w. The specs show 15-30w for the Kanger sub ohm and the latest intel on the Horizon Scion Bottom Quad Core atomizer 3ml tank is 10w-55w seen in the wholesale vendor's info. That also has Japanese cotton wrapping on the four coils that are stacked vertically not horizontally like a dripper.
In most cases you have to look at the design of the tank to see which wattage range is optimal for it. The Smok Tanks generally have been running in the 5-11w range except now for a few brand new ones out that run on the 30w mods. The Nautilus isn't a sub ohm neither are those while the Scion sees four different coils available for it. 0.2, 0.4, 0.6, and 0.8 The main problem at jumping at that tank is "Limited Edition"! That means it's only around for so long and Horizon discontinues it. That will make getting replacement coils for it later a bit difficutl?
Now the advantage while not pursuing Cloud Making as the ultimate goal but wanting better vapor as well as flavor has been not having much out besides RDA, RBA type rebuildables to work with as far as sub ohming. The generally seen tanks are limited by the coils which were mostly designed for 3-15w max Vamos and VV batteries going up to 4.8v not 7v and above. I still use the Tumblers here on eGo-V 3-15w batteries as well as on the four iTaste VV v3.0s I bought on Black Friday a year ago.
I keep a battery on at all times since that have a tank full of one of the menthol flavors while I can get more out of other flavors at times much better on the Nautilus or Atlantis tanks being better made to begin with. This has been the findings here at least. I could care less about whether a tank can make a cloud since that is nothing new anyways! Rock groups and other live stage performances have used fog makers for a few generations now! Where does Hollywood get all that fog in movies? etc.
In most cases you have to look at the design of the tank to see which wattage range is optimal for it. The Smok Tanks generally have been running in the 5-11w range except now for a few brand new ones out that run on the 30w mods. The Nautilus isn't a sub ohm neither are those while the Scion sees four different coils available for it. 0.2, 0.4, 0.6, and 0.8 The main problem at jumping at that tank is "Limited Edition"! That means it's only around for so long and Horizon discontinues it. That will make getting replacement coils for it later a bit difficutl?
Now the advantage while not pursuing Cloud Making as the ultimate goal but wanting better vapor as well as flavor has been not having much out besides RDA, RBA type rebuildables to work with as far as sub ohming. The generally seen tanks are limited by the coils which were mostly designed for 3-15w max Vamos and VV batteries going up to 4.8v not 7v and above. I still use the Tumblers here on eGo-V 3-15w batteries as well as on the four iTaste VV v3.0s I bought on Black Friday a year ago.
I keep a battery on at all times since that have a tank full of one of the menthol flavors while I can get more out of other flavors at times much better on the Nautilus or Atlantis tanks being better made to begin with. This has been the findings here at least. I could care less about whether a tank can make a cloud since that is nothing new anyways! Rock groups and other live stage performances have used fog makers for a few generations now! Where does Hollywood get all that fog in movies? etc.
I wish the new mvp 20w had the new screen readout like the vv4 does, but it's the same old screen readout.
I'm with ya on that...
tho I'm pretty good at manipulating the old V2 UI
the VV3 is much more pleasant
and the VV4 looks even better
bet the MVP V3 UI, is a lot like VV4
The MVP3 will be officially released on Monday in a ceremony at the Innokin factory in China. Phil Busardo will be attending and will most likely have info on his website. China time is rather far ahead of stateside time.
TasteYourJuice.com
3800mAH battery, reads .4 ohm and a smooth 30 watts.
TasteYourJuice.com
3800mAH battery, reads .4 ohm and a smooth 30 watts.
China is 13 hours ahead of NY time (eastern)
so say, if they do it at 10 am China time
it will be NY time, Sunday night @ 9pm
(I think)
I was planning on getting the 3.0 when it was announced, assuming price is still pretty affordable. However now I'm on the fence about. The extra battery capacity is certainly nice, as is the texture for a better grip and the flush voltage/wattage buttons. However, I actually think the firing button on the 2.0 is pretty much perfect. I have no problem pushing/holding it, while it's stiff enough that I don't worry about it getting pushed in my pocket. The button on the front of the device allows for a better grip than the button being on the side, and my hand covers most of the device and the device doesn't stick out from my body as much. Better for stealth vaping.
I mostly just want to be able to run my BVC coils a bit higher than 11 watts. I'm going to wait and see how much vendors actually sell the 3.0 for. I'd have to be able to get it for $40-$50 to consider it. Most likely I'll end up getting the 20W.
I mostly just want to be able to run my BVC coils a bit higher than 11 watts. I'm going to wait and see how much vendors actually sell the 3.0 for. I'd have to be able to get it for $40-$50 to consider it. Most likely I'll end up getting the 20W.
That would be the VV v4.0 not VV4 for Variable Voltage v4.0. The difference between displays on the V3 and MVP2.0 was the size for the most part. You still have to hold one in for so many seconds to change modes on either.
You sitll saw the ohm readout on both as well as the volts in VV mode and watts in the VW mode. With the V4 however they now will have two instead of the one with the mAh on each. That says they have a new clearomizer probably 2ml or now a BVC to replace the top coiled long wicked. IClear 16 that actually isn't any different from the Vision 1.6ml clearomizers.Updated clearomizers and a few new 510 threaded glassomizers to boot.
I can't say I ever liked the way the button was set up while some of these other newer mods coming out will still it in the front but off to one side where you have to feel around blind folded to know where it is. That's how it on the new SMOK 50w box mod Smoktech has out as well as a couple of others.
The DovPo E-LVT 30w mod just the ITaste VTR on the other hand sees the bottom on the side where you can press it like a trigger to some extent while the ZNA 50 mod gets the award for feeling most like a pistol for weight(1/3 of VTR) and the trigger style button. The new V3.0 will have it on the side as well. Now in contrast with the MVP 20W the V3.0 will carry the usb output port they omitted from the 20w. That is due to the need for more battery life to maintain the higher wattage. The 3800mah compendates for the even higher 30w as well as the charging port.
wowzer, a lot of issues with this post
you REALLY need to check your facts before posting
things are confusing enough with the flurry of fast releasing products
please correct or delete
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iTaste - VVv3 / MVP 2 / MVP20W / VV4 / MVP V3
-would be the VV v4.0 not VV4
ACTUALLY, Innokin designated it, the VV4 (official name)
-difference between displays on the V3 and MVP2.0 was the size for the most part
the TWO U.I. (VVv3 & MVP 2) function Completely different
-the V3.0 will carry the usb output port they omitted from the 20w
the 20W DOES have the USB OUT , charge port
Actually, I have the full sized Nautilus - that's the one that I do run at a whole 8w.
That's one of the reasons I hated the Istick, since it won't go down to as cool as I prefer. With my hand problems I'm never going to rebuild, I tried dual coil and didn't like those, and I haven't any interest in sub-ohm. Different strokes for different folks.
whew, just wore out my MVP watching some great College Football
all day long
Ducks & Bucks ; for the CFB - National Championship
Happy (MVP) New Year
Sacred me there for a minute there. Wore out is a scary phrase. Did you actually kill the battery in a day?
haha, no I wore the FINISH off of it
don't think it left my hand all day
same grip, just swap tanks out
Keep On Vaping...
I noticed in the review it was about 1.5 to 2 pounds of force to activate the power button.
yepper, the 20W and now the V3 are like 99% flush mount (removable ego)
in that button push demonstration, the VV4 had a harder push than the 20W
Actually, I have the full sized Nautilus - that's the one that I do run at a whole 8w.
When getting the first iStick in I found myself with a HOT vape when setting to 7w with a Smok Tumbler sitting on top and then saw the 4.7v. The tank maxes out at roughly 4.3-4.4v and I kept it at the lowest setting until after the first recharge and then suddenly it ran normal at 7w?! I didn't run into that with the second iStick I ordered afterwards however. I had the Nautilus on one of them one day to size them up against the Atlantis tanks I had on the ZNA 50 and Smok BEC Pro 50w mods when the ZNA 50 first arrived. But I found it a bit too awkward size wise and ran the Tumblers until the pair of Nautilus Mini tanks were in. Those worked out like champs.
The adjustments on that one are no problem however When pressing and holding the Up or Down for so many seconds it will scroll through the volts or watts automatically until you hit the opposite button to stop it. The auto scroll and size are what is the draw with that one however. If you need to run cooler then 6w even the MVP won't help either since it starts off at 6w regardless of the 2.0, new 20W, 3.0 coming out next week, A 3-15w battery or mod like the eGo-V V4 Mega battery usb passthrough capable, the iTaste VTR a bit heavier no less, or an APV like the Vamo V5 start off low and work upwards to 7w or 8w where you like to be with it.
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Hi people. Got 3 MVP 2's. Got last one right before 20 watt came out. Doesn't matter I guess, don't go above 10 any way. Will be reading up on replacing 510 with flush mount. Dropped one of mine & it didn't help the threads.
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