I have been using the MVP all day long every day since I have gotten it. It is highly recommended for ease of use no additional purchases out of the box except coils unless you don't buy the kit. I out grew the atomizer and would suggest you consider a rebuildable like Kayfun3.1 because it is so better than the iclear 30 which really is sorta great cause it did not leak and was easy to use for a newbie like me. The plastic tank eventually clouded so I had to move on and am so glad I did. The iclear has a very tight draw to me. It was a workout puffing away all day. My battery no longer lasts all day but is probably due to my lower coil resistant and then deciding I like 9-10 watts for the best flavor of the juice. Hope this helps. Got me off smokes.
opinions on the MVP 2 for a newbie
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I have been using the MVP all day long every day since I have gotten it. It is highly recommended for ease of use no additional purchases out of the box except coils unless you don't buy the kit. I out grew the atomizer and would suggest you consider a rebuildable like Kayfun3.1 because it is so better than the iclear 30 which really is sorta great cause it did not leak and was easy to use for a newbie like me. The plastic tank eventually clouded so I had to move on and am so glad I did. The iclear has a very tight draw to me. It was a workout puffing away all day. My battery no longer lasts all day but is probably due to my lower coil resistant and then deciding I like 9-10 watts for the best flavor of the juice. Hope this helps. Got me off smokes.
What's the main difference between the MVP and the VTR other than the VTR has a removable battery? Does it have higher output?
Also, does anyone have suggestions on sites to order liquid from? I seem to like myfreedomsmokeusa.com since I can really customize my order from nicotine strength all the way down to pg/vg ratio. They even have the option to add extra flavoring. Prices are pretty reasonable too. Any others I should know about?
Get a power bank since the VV3 is passthru. Then you have portability and longevity.
I highly recommend the itaste VV MVP 2.0. I had the smaller sized one that I had to keep replacing. I purchased the MVP 2 and the only reason I have had to replace is because I lost it. I have had the same unit since March and I vape 24/7...everyday all day...and I can hardly remember having to charge it. I think it has died on me twice. Other than that I just plug in whenever I think of it and it's always good to go...works great as a pass through also. I started w/ cig style, then ego...worked my way up and this is a solid device. I drop mine all the time...am very hard on it..even had water on it and it still works great...highly highly recommend!
My 3rd MVP and VV3 just arrived today. Have one set at work and the others will be used at home. Coils for me are 1.7-2.1 as I build em. Typically 8.0-9.0 watts. Can't say enough good things about my presciousessss. I'm hard on my VV3s because I pretty much chain vape, but as a pass thru they are superb.
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try Mt Baker Vapor, prices are good, fast shipping, they make your juice to order, they also throw in a free 15ml bottle if u order 3 or more. The only downside is that some of the flavors you might have to let steep for a few weeks since there juices are made to order, but once you do there good
I am so happy to hear the great posts on the MVP. I just ordered one. Using an Itaste VV and Aero tank now but battery life is not enough for my Harley trips. After riding all day, there is not enough battery to go out at night. Thank you
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So I'll be about the only negative review of the MVP 
Not that it doesn't work well, because it does. My complaint is that it's an internal battery that you can't replace.
I won't use any PV that doesn't have a "safe chemistry" battery in it, and the MVP uses a LiPo cell. So now type "worlds most dangerous battery" into your search engine, and see what comes up. There really is a reason that LiPo bags even exist!
Here is the latest example of the "OH, that can't happen to me" syndrome. (not a MVP)
and the example before that resulted in someone's death.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...807-not-sort-news-vaping-needs-right-now.html
Not that it doesn't work well, because it does. My complaint is that it's an internal battery that you can't replace. I won't use any PV that doesn't have a "safe chemistry" battery in it, and the MVP uses a LiPo cell. So now type "worlds most dangerous battery" into your search engine, and see what comes up. There really is a reason that LiPo bags even exist!
Here is the latest example of the "OH, that can't happen to me" syndrome. (not a MVP)
and the example before that resulted in someone's death.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...807-not-sort-news-vaping-needs-right-now.html
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tj - good to know. Wasn't sure what the composition of the battery was. It's all about vaping SAFELY.....
Im a fairly new MVP owner and I use with a PT2 it is now my new favorite. I gave up analogs 82 days ago and started with an ego battery and stupid wick tank. The MVP was the best investment and with PT2 its great on long lasting battery. I rebuild my coils and it handles just fine great choice. You can't go wrong with the MVP
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