New to vaping, can’t decide which Innokin to get?

[Surfer369]

I am new to vaping and I like the Innokin designs I have also heard that for internal battery mod innokin is vey good.

I am looking for something that has internal battery, easy to use and fill and replace coils. Preferable where I can also put other tanks if needed.

I also would like flexibility with mtl and switching to DTL. Is there any innokin device like this?

 

[papergoblin]

I am new to vaping and I like the Innokin designs I have also heard that for internal battery mod innokin is vey good.

I am looking for something that has internal battery, easy to use and fill and replace coils. Preferable where I can also put other tanks if needed.

I also would like flexibility with mtl and switching to DTL. Is there any innokin device like this?

If you buy a mod that accepts different atomizers (tanks), then the MTL and/or DTL will be decided by what tank you use. So I'd look for the mod that has the ability to go to say .15 ohms and up to 3.0 ohms, safely.

This would give you the ability to run just about any popular tank out there right now.For example you could run a Nautilus for MTL and an Atlantis for DTL. The only thing will be your liquid choice, as most use a higher PG in MTL to gain throat hit (simulate cig. smoke) and DTL use high VG.

I would get a nice starter kit that you like, see if vaping works for you. Hang out at some shops or with people that vape, try a lot of things and see what direction you feel is best for you.

 

[Baditude]

I agree with @papergoblin.

Innokin does have a good reputation. I have the original MVP (5 years old), and although the internal battery doesn't hold much of a charge any more, it does still work. My sister has it as a backup device now.

The 75 watt Innokin Kroma and Zenith tank combo is frequently mentioned on this forum, especially the MTL tank. The mod has a 2000 mAh internal battery. It's contoured to feel comfortable in the hand. You can find the kit for around $50.

The MVP4 has an internal 4500 mAh battery 100 watt mod which can be used as a power bank to charge your phone or i-pod devices. Square edges don't make for such a comfortable feel in the hand, IMHO. Should be able to find the mod only for around $50.

 

[Susaz]

I agree with @papergoblin.

Innokin does have a good reputation. I have the original MVP (5 years old), and although the internal battery doesn't hold much of a charge any more, it does still work. My sister has it as a backup device now.

The 75 watt Innokin Kroma and Zenith tank combo is frequently mentioned on this forum, especially the MTL tank. The mod has a 2000 mAh internal battery. It's contoured to feel comfortable in the hand. You can find the kit for around $50.

The MVP4 has an internal 4500 mAh battery 100 watt mod which can be used as a power bank to charge your phone or i-pod devices. Square edges don't make for such a comfortable feel in the hand, IMHO. Should be able to find it for around $52.

The Kroma kit seems a great vape. It's good to see Innokin making some new things, the last tank I used I can't remember the name, came with the MVP2?

 

[Fredman1]

I just received the Innokin EZ Watt. That for me is the perfect little starter kit. Small and easy to use, and the battery lasts a fair while.

 

[United States]

I'd say based on input from folks who know a lot more than I do, that for direct lung sub-ohm-ing go with at least 100 watts. That way you can cook your favorite sauce at 50-75 watts without straining the device and typically a bigger fuel tank (called a battery) should yield better battery life.

Then when you switch to M2L you just turn it down to your favorite setting.

 

[Innokin_Bohan]

You guys are gonna take my job by making awesome replies and answers!

 

[Jaxie]

Started with Innokin products, and its like pulling teeth to get me to try something else. The ONLY thing I don't love is that most (all?) have proprietary coils. This usually isn't a problem, but if they happen to make a subpar coil you have to wait for the redo. (Thinking back to the original Endura coils)