Hey guys still new to vaping, off the analogs for about 9 days now and its going great! Using a 650 ego upgrade with an EVOD right now and although it serves its purpose im getting sick of having to recharge it 2-3 times a day. At first I was just going to upgrade to a 1300 twist as im interested in achieving a better more varied vaping experience with vv and longer battery life then my little ego can handle but the more I research the more im thinking my money would be better spent on a mod. The mvp 2 seems to be a good choice for a first vv vw device with long battery life at a reasonable price. Any reason I should be looking into something different?
MVP V2 or something else?
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I can honestly say the MVP 2 is a great device. I charge it every 2 - 3 days depending on how much I want to vape. It's easy to navigate and it's not too complex. Weight wise it definitely feels what you're paying for!
Yes, that would need recharging quite a bit. I use about 1200mAH a day. Anyway, the MVP2 gets a lot of "thumbs up" here. My first one should arrive Monday.
I have used several different regulated devices (including a Provari), and I can honestly say that the MVP2 is probably the best 'bang for your buck that you can get. I bought one for my wife and she never looked back at her Halo Triton! What you get for $50ish is really remarkable....it's durable, vapes well (doesn't have a pulse with modulation chip), and the battery lasts forever.....I think it's the best mod for the money for sure....
Most will say this thing is great. I ,however, received a "sketchy" one that did not connect to the charger or my RBA well at all. That being said, using my cell phone charger and fiddling with the 510 connecter has enabled me to use it and I agree with most people that this thing is great. So..I would advise anyone to buy one, but not online. $15 bucks more at the local B&M and I could have just returned it.(and got it instantly) But again this thing is definitely in a class by itself when it comes to value and battery life. My 2 cents
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When I decided to get serious about quitting smoking and really get serious about vaping(serious face) myt first buy was an ego twist VV 1100 man starter kit. I liked it and still do because I'm not always worryingf if its gonna get scratched or banged up or whatever.
Anyways since then I've also got some time in on a nemesis clone and several popular tanks. I just got my !mVP 2.0 today. It is by far my favorite vaping device, hands down.
Its powerful, versatile, super practical with the 2600maj power source output and feels rock solid and durable rthanks to the aluminum body.
I highly recommend it. Skip all the trial and error stuff and go for it! It works so great it actually makes my innokin I clear 30B pull like it should!
Anyways since then I've also got some time in on a nemesis clone and several popular tanks. I just got my !mVP 2.0 today. It is by far my favorite vaping device, hands down.
Its powerful, versatile, super practical with the 2600maj power source output and feels rock solid and durable rthanks to the aluminum body.
I highly recommend it. Skip all the trial and error stuff and go for it! It works so great it actually makes my innokin I clear 30B pull like it should!
MVP 2 is a great choice, battery lasts ages, no fuss, works with everything.
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Most of the people that I hang with that vape primarily use the MVP 2. They all love it. It is a heck of a nice device.
Ditto on all the positive responses. I won one in a contest and have really enjoyed it. If it was to stop working tonight, I'd have one in a shopping cart somewhere by tomorrow. Long and dependable battery life is wonderful and also, everything looks good and works good on it. Good luck to you. You sound like you are off to a wonderful start of being smoke-free. Isn't it wonderful? 
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