I am considering an mvp v2 or a mvp vtr to add to my stable. I am currently using a full mech mod omega v1 clone with some vision spinners for emergency use. I like the look and heft to the cool fire 2 but i feel it may be lacking on the features side. For the vast majority of my vaping I am using a protank 2 with coils I am rebuilding myself (I am a little inconsistent on my builds so far but keeping them between .8-1.5 depending on the day). I have seen quite a few people say that once you have a decent mech that the mvp/vtr is not something you would really go back to. Also what is the diff between the mvp2 and the mvp2 energy, just a wrap?
mvp v2 or vtr or neither
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MVP2 is a great mod to just pop a protank on. It'll last for at least a solid day (for me it lasted i think 2-3 days on avg) before needing a recharge. Thing is a brick too. Pretty hard to jack it up. Definitely solid if you're bar crawling or something.
I love both but they each have pros and cons.
MVP: no replaceable battery, max of 11watts, stable power output, good size/weight ratio, rechargeable and passthrough
VTR: replaceable battery, cant charge, max of 15watts, pulsed output, very heavy, doesn't look good with all attys.
MVP: no replaceable battery, max of 11watts, stable power output, good size/weight ratio, rechargeable and passthrough
VTR: replaceable battery, cant charge, max of 15watts, pulsed output, very heavy, doesn't look good with all attys.
I have a VTR & love it, It has a protective ring the Replaceable battery is definitely a bonus as well so you don't get caught out,
It is a little heavy but personally like that about it -
it gives it a solid more quality feel plus I can use it for self defense if I needed too
It is a little heavy but personally like that about it -
it gives it a solid more quality feel plus I can use it for self defense if I needed too
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It depends on what you need or want.
Either the MVP V2 or the VV V3 will give you the same vape experience - same electronics. Both can be used while charging as a passthrough device so if this is going of be only an occasional use thing you don't have to be overly concerned about maintaining a charge - just plug it in and use it. Some people do like and use the bonus feature of the MVP being able to charge a cell phone on the fly. If you want something Spinner size - VV V3. If you want the two day run time between charges - MVP.
Only down side: Neither has a replaceable battery. Considering the number of charge cycles, it's expected an MVP will last at least two years before anyone will be facing that problem. Chances are you will either be bored to death with it or break it long before the battery replacement issue comes into play.
If you are primarily using PT's and, admittedly, your coil builds aren't all that consistent then a VV/VW PV would make more sense to me than a mech. Wide swings in ohms means varied experiences with a mech that you can't compensate for. At least with the likes of an MVP you can adjust the wattage to your coil resistance as needed. Down side? An electronic APV won't fire much of anything below 1.2 ohms to prevent damage to the APV from happening.
Either the MVP V2 or the VV V3 will give you the same vape experience - same electronics. Both can be used while charging as a passthrough device so if this is going of be only an occasional use thing you don't have to be overly concerned about maintaining a charge - just plug it in and use it. Some people do like and use the bonus feature of the MVP being able to charge a cell phone on the fly. If you want something Spinner size - VV V3. If you want the two day run time between charges - MVP.
Only down side: Neither has a replaceable battery. Considering the number of charge cycles, it's expected an MVP will last at least two years before anyone will be facing that problem. Chances are you will either be bored to death with it or break it long before the battery replacement issue comes into play.
If you are primarily using PT's and, admittedly, your coil builds aren't all that consistent then a VV/VW PV would make more sense to me than a mech. Wide swings in ohms means varied experiences with a mech that you can't compensate for. At least with the likes of an MVP you can adjust the wattage to your coil resistance as needed. Down side? An electronic APV won't fire much of anything below 1.2 ohms to prevent damage to the APV from happening.
I have a VTR & love it, It has a protective ring the Replaceable battery is definitely a bonus as well so you don't get caught out,
It is a little heavy but personally like that about it -
it gives it a solid more quality feel plus I can use it for self defense if I needed too
Word. <3 the VTR.
I think the mvp v2is the way to go. performs great and feels great in the hand. I had on e and sold it and have been missing it every since but for the price and how great of a mod I is I am considering buying another one. My husband who works oil field also had one and misses his as well.
I have an Energy line 'Hunter' edition. Lasts me a long time (750 long draws) before I turns yellow. Gives me a smoother vape than most of my other mods (Vamo 5, Zmax mini, K100) VTR is more versatile but is heavier. For $40 bucks it is worth it IMO. 
While the vtr is a solid performer, I sold mine after a week because it hurt my hands and was just to heavy and I absolutely hate fingerprints. heehee The mvp2 is lighter and lasts longer than the vtr did. I am getting 1100 toots on one battery charge. Very dependable IMO and every topper you put on it works beautifully. Innokin iTaste MVP 2.0 For that price, you would not be disappointed. The only reason I know about that one is because I am thinking of getting another one. Good luck to you.
Since your already have vv batteries and a mech, I'd go with the VTR.
If you had nothing at all, I'd have gone an the mvp.
If you had nothing at all, I'd have gone an the mvp.
I have seen the mvp priced under $40 in a couple places, knowing my luck 6 months shipping from China
ex but out of stock: https://www.completevape.com/innokin-itaste-mvp-20-silver
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VTR is great, but heavy. Very heavy, but I like that. It will accept up to 19mm toppers in the recessed 510 connector, otherwise you have to use the extension, which kinda defeats the form, IMHO. It will fire down to .5 ohm too, which the MVP will not do.
Both are great mods.
Both are great mods.
If you are making coils at .08-.1.3 or so go mechanical with an 18650 battery. Will hit like a freight train.
I've been getting two full days on my VTR this week, vaping low resistance at ~13 watts. I probably could have gotten through most of this morning on the same battery, but decided to pop in a freshie and charge it anyway. The 18650's in the VTR last a long time when I can't chain vape.
I have got a mech with an 18650, right now its my adv my spinners are only for if i happen to leave my 2nd battery at work/home and the one in my mod happens to die. I used spinners solely for about 4 months and had no issues with them. I'm not a cloud chaser, mainly interested in flavor and not having to choke someone out because I want a cigarette
I've had my vtr now for about three weeks bumping a month. So far no complaints loving the fact I charge two batteries up head out for a weekend and leave the charger and not worry about it. The price tag was a little steep compared to the MVP 2 but for me it was well worth it.
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