Recommendations for ecig similar to itaste

[gorillainthemist]

Hi guys,

I posted a topic about my malfunctioning itaste vv, to which a member replied saying that the battery could very well be old and used up.

If so and I need a new ecig then what would people's recommendations be here?

I like the idea of trying different flavoured liquids and with nicotine. I like the usability if the itaste but it is a tad on the large size.

Anything else that comes close to it? It's the only ecig I've had and even then only for a month or so. So I am not really well versed in all the equipment and accessories and brands etc out there. But if you could gimme some pointers then that would be great.

I did just see an Innokin device that costs around £70. Looks like the MVP but bit posher. Is it any good?

Thanks for your help and opinion.

 

[Tinkiegrrl]

You may be looking at the VTR. It's larger then the MVP, and heavier. Also, the MVP delivers a smoother power current, which is easier on atty's. Some people can taste the difference, and others say human beings can't. I personally preferred the MVP and Provari over other, 33 hz variable volt devices, but that could be in my head. If you're going for smaller then the VVv3, I don't think there's much, if anything out there. I think there's an ego Mega V3 that can do variable volts and variable wattage, but the capacity of it is larger then the VVv3 so the battery itself is likely to be slightly larger. I've only had the iTaste VVv3 though, so I can't confirm that.

 

[gandymarsh]

I did just see an Innokin device that costs around £70. Looks like the MVP but bit posher. Is it any good?

I think that's the VTR and yes it's very similar to the MVP with a removable 18650 battery and different electronics. There are pros and cons about both devices.

 

[416Moe]

If you liked your iTaste VV so much, i would recommend another one as i think iTaste makes great products. I believe that product you saw is the itaste VTR, which i think is almost the same as the mvp 2 but goes up to 15 watts i believe but i could be wrong, and i also think you loose the USB output for charging things like your cellphone, again i could be wrong on that. I just purchased my mvp 2 from can for $50 CAD from a local vender here in Toronto and couldn't be any happier with it, so if you don't mind the size and the weight i would say go for the mvp 2.

 

[v1k1ng1001]

You'll love the MVP 2. I'd pass on the SVD (I own one) and I personally am not a fan of the VTR or 134.

 

[Susan~S]

+1 on the MVP. I also have the VTR and like it, but it is much heavier.