Mvp2.0 bought from eBay genuine or not. Advise required

[Rajspeeder]

Hi all,

I bought mvp2.0 from eBay. The scratch code verified in innokin website says fine. It does not say "taste it or love it" on the mvp2 battery but it has innokin technology leading the future.

Do you think it is a genuine product.

i used to use v2cig where I used to consume 1ml of eliquid during my work hours(9 to 5). With mvp2, I am consuming 2.5ml or 3ml of eliquid. I don't off the battery by clicking 3 times when I don't use the mvp2. I don't understand why the eliquid is consumed more in mvp2 when the usage is same. I am using lowest watts and voltage.

any advise will be helpful.

thanks in advance

 

[Warpigs]

I'm not sure. But I'm sure someone will chime in and let you know. Good luck!

 

[Lessifer]

It's probably genuine, I don't remember ever seeing anything about cloned mvp's, they're pretty affordable as it is. When you switched from your v2cig to your mvp did you also get a different style of atomizer? That's usually where the higher juice consumption comes in. Some vaporize the juice faster, so you get more vapor, but you also go through juice faster.

Also, welcome to ECF

 

[Katya]

If Innokin verified the scratch code, it's genuine.

Besides, I haven't seen any reports of fake MVP2 batteries anywhere.

Are you using the same toppers that you used on your V2cigs?

 

[joesquid]

Alot of folks claim the iclear 30 tank that comes with the MVP uses more liquid than most tanks. You could pick up something like a Nuatilus Mini or a Kanger mini Protank 2. Regardless though, any decent tank will use more juice than a cigalike but provide a MUCH better vape.

 

[Susan~S]

FYI -- Innokin has recently re-designed their logo. It's legit.

 

[djsvapour]

It'll be fine. (Scratch code is good!)

As for liquid... 1ml of liquid using a V2 isn't much vapour or indeed much nicotine. These small devices don't use much liquid, which is good or bad depending how you look at it.

V2 are a rip-off product anyway. Value for money is terrible and whatever they say about their 'wonderful' product, it's safe to presume a user will be spending too much money on not enough satisfaction and barely enough nicotine.

Yes, the iClear30 does drink the juice, but so do other 'proper' e-cigs with clearomisers. Only you can say if it was a good move to swap over.

If you are worried about the amount of liquid it uses in relation to too much nicotine, get lower strength liquid. If you feel the nicotine level is right, then you must have had a bad time with V2.

Good luck.