New Innokin SVD

[robcope]

Ok, only been using it for an hour. Build quality is nice. Only exception is the threads, not bad, but a little rough. Looks; Boys and girls, the pics do not do it justice. It is a pretty piece, the details are so nice. Takes a little bit to get used to how it operates, but it is simple enough.

Performance: Hits like a tank. My MVP is great, the SVD is unreal. I love this thing. If there is any drawback, it is loooong in 18650 mode. Eats my 18350 rather fast. Going to try a 18500 next, then my 18650.

So far I love it. As good as this thing is, cant wait to get the vtr, then my collection will be complete.

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[PariahNine]

Just got mine running today. Had it a few days now, but the batteries I ordered at the same time are running nearly a week behind. Went to a local vape shop and snatched a couple batteries. Either way, this thing is amazing. My first mod, and I couldn't be happier for under $50. A completely different vaping experience than with a standard 510 battery. Not to mention it looks and feels like a lightsaber. If you're on the fence about making the jump to a mod, just do it! And in my opinion this mod is an excellent place to start.

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[thalian]

I just bought mine about 2 weeks ago and am still loving it! As previously stated the build quality is very good, the threads on mine are pretty smooth. No complaints. I've also got a Vamos V5, an Innokin MVP 2.0 and various ego batteries and this does hit like a tank compared to those. Not that I can really complain about them either.

I do have two complaints however, one of them is minor the other one not so much.

These things do eat up batteries. I can go through my Efest IMR18350 800mah in about 3 hours My Efest IMR18650 2000mah batteries last about 4-6 hours. Admittedly I can be a bit of a chain vapor at times but my Vamos v5 did not seem to go through the batteries nearly as fast. Also maybe I could get better batteries? And I am using an Aspire Nautlus which I have not used with my Vamos. Does it put a stronger demand on batteries?

The real annoying thing about it is that is constantly turns itself off. I am constantly having to 3 click it back on. At first I thought maybe I was taking such long draws the over charge protection was kicking in. But I tested it with a stop watch and from the time I press & hold the fire button it takes 10 seconds for the button to start blinking green, which it does for 5 seconds then it stops firing. It does NOT shut off completely. What I thought may be happening is that without realizing it I am pressing the button 3 times just fast enough to turn it off. However there have been times when I have been paying attention and it did not seem that I had pressed the button 3 times. Its annoying but still love the device!

All that said I would definitely recommend adding this device to your collection. Thanks to the OP for starting the thread!

Happy Vaping!
Ash

 

[jam*her*some]

Mine keeps turning itself off, too. Kinda glad to know I'm not the only one, but annoyed that it's happening at all.

 

[Gargoyle]

I had mine for about a month… Loved it but had to return it cause it would either stop firing mid drag or turn itself off constantly. I got a Mech as a replacement… Figured less to go wrong. VV VW's are nice… But I'm cool with my Mech.