New to Vaping, but very pleased with my MVP 2.0

[thanantos]

Hey all! Thanks for all the great info. I used this forum and reddit quite a bit over the last few days to learn as much as I could about e-cigs and vaping.

In the end I purchased an iTaste MVP 2.0 from my local brick and mortar store yesterday. The bug has hit though and today I ordered a unitank and replacement heads online.

Here's my girl. I'm still thinking up a name

 

[SteelerFan]

Good purchase


I'm on my iPhone

 

[chief999]

Hey all! Thanks for all the great info. I used this forum and reddit quite a bit over the last few days to learn as much as I could about e-cigs and vaping.

In the end I purchased an iTaste MVP 2.0 from my local brick and mortar store yesterday. The bug has hit though and today I ordered a unitank and replacement heads online.

Here's my girl. I'm still thinking up a name

Nice selection. People seem to really like this mod. I went with a Provari and have never looked back. As for attys, I'm all about rebuildables. If I had to do it all over again, I would go with an igo-L for a dripper and a Kayfun for a tank.

 

[thanantos]

That Provari is pretty damn cool. I checked them out online and a guy in my local store had one with him.

I need to do more looking into rebuildables. I like being able to work on my own stuff.

 

[smacuser]

Name her Ms.VeeP. Congrats.

 

[daleron]

Nice! Welcome to ECF

 

[thanantos]

Name her Ms.VeeP. Congrats.

Lol, I like it.

 

[disco180]

The MVP is a great choice for someone just getting into vaping IMO. Like I said in another thread, I recommend them to all people who ask about getting into this game. The Provari is a great choice also but the price is a little steep for first time users, even though a pack of cigs in NYC run from 10 - 15 dollars I cant justify the purchase of a Provari to them until they are addicted to vaping

 

[thanantos]

The MVP is a great choice for someone just getting into vaping IMO. Like I said in another thread, I recommend them to all people who ask about getting into this game. The Provari is a great choice also but the price is a little steep for first time users, even though a pack of cigs in NYC run from 10 - 15 dollars I cant justify the purchase of a Provari to them until they are addicted to vaping

Yeah, I was put off by the price for sure. I also looked into the VTR just because it looks SO cool, but the combination of the weight and the price led me to the MVP.

 

[disco180]

The MVP 2.0 was the best choice because its an all in one device perfect for getting into vaping....510/EGO connection, VV/VW and all attachments fit.

The VTR would have lead to needing batteries and charger, no EGO connection and only accepting toppers that are less then 20mm. It has an expansion but it looks hideous IMO.

I own both because I have batteries and chargers laying around, great device the VTR is but its not a good first device

 

[unclewall]

I have the same rig in the same color I love it

 

[Tinkiegrrl]

I have the MVP 2 in black, but it has that brushed look. I love both the iClear 30 it came with, and the iClear 30b that I bought on top. I have my second MVP 2 Energy on its way to me. Got it in petal. I can't wait for it to get here. I gave away my cheap, generic, back up ego, so I've been using the MVP 2 exclusively and it's nerve wracking only having one device. Thankfully, the battery on it has allowed for it to be my only device, and it's been taking a beating too.

 

[stephreyn]

Very nice! I really wanted an MVP but they were sold out and since the money was burning a hole in my pocket I picked the vtr. I'm happy with the vtr but still intend to pick up the mvp as a travel companion. It seems that the mvp is the one that cant be beat these days.

 

[CrazyDamon]

Looks good! Been considering grabbing this myself, although the bulkiness wouldn't be too convienant to take to work with me.

 

[Deckacards]

I think I might pick one of these up for an 'out and about' PV. I like the form factor.

 

[Tinkiegrrl]

I think I might pick one of these up for an 'out and about' PV. I like the form factor.

You can't go wrong for the price. $40 something shipped. It had NEVER run out of a charge on me, and I have a 12 hour day between work and my commute. Not only has it never run out of a charge, it's charged my iPhone 4S on many occasions while I was stuck in the subway. The new Energy kit can also be found on EBay for around $45. I just opened my new one up, and I'm loving the iClear 16b so far. We'll see of it gurgles like the Protank does when I vape it down to nearly empty.

 

[thanantos]

I REALLY like it. Turns some heads in the Vape shop too

 

[lansens]

Picked this up just a few hours ago and I have to say I'm very impressed. The iClear30 is actually a pretty amazing tank, great flavor. The MVP2 has also brought my Protank II and Unitank to life. Gone are the days of the EGO.

 

[Mikeywolftm]

I've had mine for a few weeks now and I'm completely in love with mine. My fiance was put off by the size and weight of the thing, but he's since come around and really enjoys his as well. So much, he kept stealing mine so I bought him one for christmas. ^_^

 

[MsLoud]

Welcome! I LOVE my MVP. Just received my ProVari (Mini Zombie omgosh!) and right now I'm rocking my MVP while my batts get full charge. I will always carry my MVP with me cause I have a hard time remembering to charge my cell phone =(