Selling my MVP 2.0. Looking for more! Where do I go from here?!?!

[Boxn00b17]

I'm selling my iTaste MVP 2.0 because I'm looking for something with a bit more output. Where do I go from here?​ I know I want a mod with at least 20w output but I don't think I'm ready to rebuild a dripper yet. Pretty sure I'd roast a clearomizer running 30+ watts so would a good cartomizer be the way to go? I've been thinking about going with the Vapros iBox 25w and running something like a kanger aerotank that can handle the output while staying in my $100 budget. Any advice on this idea and what else to look for would be much appreciated! thanks folks!

 

[Serielle Vapist]

Look at the ipv Mini or mini V2, both are very reasonably priced and have a 6 month warranty...top it with a subtank mini or nano you should come in right at or under $100

 

[Niten13]

I would actually shoot for an istick 30w or 50w when they come in stock.
510 Threaded
Variable Wattage (VW) and Variable Voltage (VV) mode
30 Watt Dimensions: 3-1/8" x 1-5/16" x 13/16"
50 Watt Dimensions: 3-1/4" x 1-3/4" x 7/8"
Minimum Resistance: from 0.4 ohm (0.2 for the 50w)
Built-in battery: Capacity 2200 mAh - to last all day long
(50W)Built-in battery: Capacity 4400mAh - to last all day long
Incremental OLED screen: battery condition, atomizer resistance, wattage and voltage
Battery Protections: atomizer short circuit protection, over 10 second protection and low voltage protection (battery lower than 3.3V)
Micro USB rechargeable: supports charging with a 1Amp wall adaptor which is faster

Ecig Box Mods

I am sure they will be back in soon! Easy built in batteries and USB charging, you can just get the tank and go. If you REALLY want 18650 removable batteries there are plenty to choose from, iPV and Segelei are top notch.
Take your time with battery safety as well especially with Rechargable Li ion batteries, you will need a quality charger as well.
Authentic AW Batteries - RTD Vapor has good Authentic batts and chargers.

 

[bzoo]

Istick 50 and a Lemo is your ideal setup.
Search around and you should be able to get both for around $100

 

[beez0527]

istick 50 and subtank mini is what you want you dont have to run it at 50watts but if you do get into rba's you will have the extra power.

 

[Serielle Vapist]

Only reason I don't care for the I sticks is the built in battery, I am too inpatient to wait to charge the built in batt, just swap batteries and vape on, lol

 

[bzoo]

In that case check out a sigelei 50 w.

 

[NancyR]

I have an iPV Mini and love it, mine is only the 30 watt but for me more than enough. I prefer replaceable battery mods to built in as I don't have a lot of cash to spend most the time and so do not buy devices very often (as in I have bought 1 in the last 2 years). Cells are cheaper to replace and a good quality mod will last a long time.

 

[djsvapour]

The iBox is only 1,500mAh.

It got slated on UK forums. One for the "collectors" museum I think.

 

[Boxn00b17]

The iBox is only 1,500mAh.

It got slated on UK forums. One for the "collectors" museum I think.

Yea it seemed too good to be true for the price!

 

[Frenchfry1942]

I am really happy with the MVP3. Smooth power, great battery, solidly constructed (like the MVP2)

 

[Boxn00b17]

I have an iPV Mini and love it, mine is only the 30 watt but for me more than enough. I prefer replaceable battery mods to built in as I don't have a lot of cash to spend most the time and so do not buy devices very often (as in I have bought 1 in the last 2 years). Cells are cheaper to replace and a good quality mod will last a long time.

Yea 30w is perfect! I think I'm going with the iStick-30 this time but I have my eyes on the IPV2 and sigelei 50 w for the future

 

[Boxn00b17]

I am really happy with the MVP3. Smooth power, great battery, solidly constructed (like the MVP2)

Yea I don't think I'm gonna sell the mvp2 anymore hahaha. Still gonna upgrade but I love it!

 

[chris16371]

istick 30w, 50w or the ipv mini or mini2 along with a subtank mini. The 30w istick has a 2200mah with pass through so you can vape and charge the 50w has 4400 with a pass through also. The ipv mini and mini2 also have pass through but if your somewhere there isn't an outlet your able to throw another 18650 battery in and vape away. I would personally suggest the mini 2 for the reason of higher watts and lower resistance so if you want to get into rebuilding rdas you have the device to support it. All are good devices though. As for the subtank mini I love mine on my zen zna lite and you can get .5 and 1.2 coils which you can rebuild if you wanted plus has an rba attachment as well. Another tank option would be the arctic which they make .2 .5 and 1.2 coils for but if your thinking about the arctic you will want to get a device that has a resistance of .2 or lower unless you will be running the higher ohm coils.

 

[StrahmNoMore]

This is my personal opinion. I'm a relatively new vapor and have nowhere near the experience or the toys many people here do. You appreciate the quality and reliability of the MVP 2 I am taking it. I do as well. I recently got the iStick 50 watt and the MVP3. After a week with both, I have to say I like the MVP 3 better myself and I would suggest you go with the MVP3. It costs a little more (I got mine for $62 and change where as the iStick was $50), but to me the wattage seems cleaner. You could put some sub ohm coils in your Aerotank and continue to use that, but I will back everyone up on the subtank recommendations. I got 2 of those and they have changed my life. Now the MVP 3 does only go to 30 watts, but personally I wouldn't vape over 30 and I keep it about 20-25 most of the time with the subtanks.

 

[dionysuskiss]

Like the others have said, I would go with the istick 50 watt. You don't have to start at 50watts but it will give you plenty of room to work with. Especially if you want to get into rda/rbas. Yet it feels a little familiar being a box mod. Actually it's more comfortable in my hand then the MVP2 was.

 

[AncientAliensGuy]

Another vote for the istick 50w I came from a MVP 20w and want a Sigelei 150 but with the price, specs, and convenience I got the istick for now and am very happy with it.

 

[StrahmNoMore]

Whatever you decide, don't sell your MVP 2. I used mine to almost fully charge my iphone in a winter power outtage the other night.