Ready to upgrade

[mrsmgend]

Still new at vaping but ready to upgrade! Have been using the typical first timer stick batteries and like their easy concept but tired of all the little problems that arise. I have searched the forum and it seems the MVP V2 is highly recommended a lot. I am sure it works very well but is there another suggestion more like the stick style batteries, I just don't care for the box looking type, I have to keep mine in my pocket at work and the MVP is just too big. Are there any that come as highly recommended as the MVP? Not looking to get into builds, just something dependable and easy to use. Thanks

 

[amoret]

There is the iTaste VV v3, which has all of the same features as the MVP except for the length of time between charges. There is also the Eleaf Istick, with many of the same features in a smaller size, but brand new, so the reliability is still a question.

VV v3s with MVPs for a size comparison (I'm an Innokin fan obviously)

 

[mrsmgend]

Thank you, and they are pretty , a big factor to me lol

 

[mrsmgend]

Just looked them up, reasonably priced too!

 

[mrsmgend]

What does the term "passthrough" mean. I'm coming across that term while reading the reviews on these.

 

[amoret]

What does the term "passthrough" mean. I'm coming across that term while reading the reviews on these.

You can keep using them as they charge. Since the main disadvantage of the VV v3 is the small battery, that is a very useful feature. Or, of course, you can just keep collecting them until even a chain-vaper who keeps three flavors going at all times can always have two charging.

 

[FallenRawToast]

You can also consider the iLeaf iStick, not as well built as the MVP but much smaller.

 

[classwife]

Moved to New Members from Simple Solutions

 

[sketchness]

The bad thing about the itaste vv is that it is not the greatest for being in the pocket if you are doing a lot of bending or wearing a pair of jeans.