Mvp v2 or vamo v5
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Only if you are using an RBA or rda - otherwise anything over 9-10 is a moot point. (Also high watts are not required to enjoy an RBA/RDA either)
Will this be your daily carry or just something to tinker with? I have both and they both have their strong and weak points.
MVP is more portable, lasts longer between charges, has a micro usb charge port. I have had it lower ohms than the 1.2 ohm limited Vamo.
Vamo looks like a lightning rod in 18650 mode with a tank like the Mega, you need a battery and charger for it, but it does hit better @ 15 watts, at least on my Mega, Tobh, and Magma.
Just got my first Mech Mod (Nemesis) and I can honestly say that I could roll with it and the MVP v2 and leave the Vamo behind. MVP for the tanks, Nemesis for the drippers.
MVP is more portable, lasts longer between charges, has a micro usb charge port. I have had it lower ohms than the 1.2 ohm limited Vamo.
Vamo looks like a lightning rod in 18650 mode with a tank like the Mega, you need a battery and charger for it, but it does hit better @ 15 watts, at least on my Mega, Tobh, and Magma.
Just got my first Mech Mod (Nemesis) and I can honestly say that I could roll with it and the MVP v2 and leave the Vamo behind. MVP for the tanks, Nemesis for the drippers.
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The vamo uses pluse width modulation at a low frequency (33hz). The mvp uses essentially the same technology but at a much higher frequency.
Many say the mvp provides a better vape. I don't notice much of a difference but find the mvp form factor to be better than the vamo.
On the plus side for the vamo is price (if you don't already have batteries and a charger figure on that expense also). A new vamo can be found for $20 now. Not bad for what it is.
The mvp is pretty much an ideal first mod. The vamo is not particularly great anymore. Regulated Devices have come a long way in a short time.
Using standard clearomisers tanks, you will not need the vamo's 15 watts. The mvp's 11w suits most just fine.
Many say the mvp provides a better vape. I don't notice much of a difference but find the mvp form factor to be better than the vamo.
On the plus side for the vamo is price (if you don't already have batteries and a charger figure on that expense also). A new vamo can be found for $20 now. Not bad for what it is.
The mvp is pretty much an ideal first mod. The vamo is not particularly great anymore. Regulated Devices have come a long way in a short time.
Using standard clearomisers tanks, you will not need the vamo's 15 watts. The mvp's 11w suits most just fine.
I have both. I prefer the MVP. No battery changing, just usb charge when I have a chance. Not a light saber. More pocketable.
I have rbas and drippers that I prefer at 12 to 14 watts and I use those on the vamo. My kayfuns and clearos go on the mvp.
I have rbas and drippers that I prefer at 12 to 14 watts and I use those on the vamo. My kayfuns and clearos go on the mvp.
If you want the best of both worlds get a vtr, 15w and just a little bigger than the MVP. I don't have a MVP but I've got a vamo and vtr, the vamo is my around the house mod and the vtr goes out with me. You would need 18650 batteries and a charger, but once you start buying more mods you'll need them anyways. I'm a chain vapor and a cheap efest 2000 mah last me 12 hrs in my vtr. What I like most about the vtr is the recessed tank. Mine will also fire a .6ohm coil too.
Good luck on which ever you choose just as long as it keeps you from analogs.
Good luck on which ever you choose just as long as it keeps you from analogs.
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