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Despraci

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iTaste VTR, MVP, SVD is always decent choice, along with something like an aero tank, or nautilus. iClear 30 is also another good choice. I believe the VTR does with a tank. It all depends on style and what you want. If you want to stick to a pen type for now. The Vision Spinner or Twist is a nice device to stick with and may just get a new tank for now.
 

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Innokin iTaste MVP V2.0 - 101 Vape
Genuine ASPIRE Nautilus Mini - 101 Vape

Those two items should get you started out fairly well. The MVP 2.0 has an approximate 3 day battery life and has a built-in passthrough battery, meaning you can vape while charging. You can also use the device to charge your phone and other assorted devices. It comes with an ohm checker, in case you want to try your hand at building coils and variable voltage as well as variable wattage. The Aspire Nautilus mini is from what I've heard, an amazing tank. It uses a new vertical coil system which is similar to oldschool cartos and it has all the great features of a normal Nautilus. If you don't like the Nautilus, you can also try a Kangertech Protank 2/3 mini or non mini. Or even a Kangertech Aerotank. The reason I suggest getting a different tank is that I personally don't like plastic tanks. Glass tanks provide better flavor and won't be cracked my juices. I also prefer bottom coil tanks because I do not wish to have to turn my tank over everytime I wish to vape. Good luck with your future vaping journey and welcome to ECF.
 

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Definitely anything Kanger made. The evod is what I started on and I still use it to this day! Also the mini protank 2 and 3 are wonderful. It depends on what you are looking for. i.e flavor, vapor production, airflow control, etc. The aerotank mini is a great one to play around with. It has dual coils (meaning you will get more vapor since it has two coils instead of one) and adjustable airflow so you can choose to have a looser or tighter draw if you want.

Good luck on your quest! It will be a long and enjoyable road.
 

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The MVP2 is a great mod. Large battery capacity, variable wattage, ego and 510 threads, micro usb charging, relatively compact form, low price, good build quality.

It is box shaped though, which some folks don't much care for. In that case, the VV v3 is a good alternative. It is a thinner, ego-shaped version of the MVP2. Smaller battery, smaller size, smaller price, all other features are identical.

I'm not too familiar with tanks, but I have bought the Mini Protank III as gifts for people and they all like them.
 

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