The Innokin iTaste VV V3 owners group

[DavidOck]

When you press both buttons it displays the resistance of your head and the volts left in your battery.

VV3 does this as well.

Longer life between charges.
Higher mAh rated batteries may be an issue if the vaper wants to go low resistance.
Longer life between charges.

 

[Patkid]

I have 3 VV V3's and love them. But thinking it may be time to "move up" I've been trolling the MVP V2 threads.

However I have yet to see anything that convinces me to try something that has all the same capabilities (except battery life) that is bigger and heavier.

What am I missing???

I will tell you truthfully, that had I tried the MVP2 first I never would have ordered my vv/vw 3s.

ETA:
In case this info matters to you I am 66 yr old woman. I have shakey hands and manage the MVP2 quite well with less fear of dropping it.

 

[Joie]

I will tell you truthfully, that had I tried the MVP2 first I never would have ordered my vv/vw 3s.

ETA:
In case this info matters to you I am 66 yr old woman. I have shakey hands and manage the MVP2 quite well with less fear of dropping it.

Ha....pat I am 62 and I was afraid it would be too hard to handle....nope....I do just fine.....no weakling here Either !!!!!

 

[Patkid]

Ha....pat I am 62 and I was afraid it would be too hard to handle....nope....I do just fine.....no weakling here Either !!!!!

and I just noticed we are neighbors.
I am in Rockford.

 

[Joie]

and I just noticed we are neighbors.
I am in Rockford.

yep! Bourbonnais here....not too far.

 

[kushka]

I will tell you truthfully, that had I tried the MVP2 first I never would have ordered my vv/vw 3s.

ETA:
In case this info matters to you I am 66 yr old woman. I have shakey hands and manage the MVP2 quite well with less fear of dropping it.

I am also an older woman - but unlike you I can not handle the weight of an MVP2 - it is just too heavy for these arthritic hands to deal with. I would suggest anyone that thinks weight might be an issue to try it out before buying.

 

[clnire]

Heavy and bulky is my problem with most of the other mods too. My hands are old and tired and I love my VV3!

 

[Patkid]

I am also an older woman - but unlike you I can not handle the weight of an MVP2 - it is just too heavy for these arthritic hands to deal with. I would suggest anyone that thinks weight might be an issue to try it out before buying.

Very good point, friend.
Thank you for adding to my thoughts.
Pat

 

[Yohkos]

Love it more each day. I bought my son one and ordered another for myself. Favorite tank is the T2. Makes it a very pleasurable vape. Not to crazy about the mini pro tank, but maybe just have to get use to it.

 

[TafkanX]

The mini protank 2 looks wicked on this thing, perfect really. Very airy draw though, I recommend covering up one or two of the vent holes on the bottom, makes for a much more satisfying draw.

 

[gerrymi]

I recommend covering up one or two of the vent holes on the bottom, makes for a much more satisfying draw.

How do you accomplish that?

I tried different tapes but none will stay adhered to the metal. And if I a break off a toothpick in the hole it will stay...until I move it.

 

[r77r7r]

Great price!! TY for the link.

Cheap Boges too!

Is this the Absolute Newest Version?

OK, newest has ribbets .

 

[DavidOck]

Might try pressing a tiny bit of modeling / non-hardening clay in?

I've had good results with the toothpick, though. Might want to moisten the tip before wedging it in. Rock the toothpick back and forth to break it off, or use small wire cutters (or nail clippers) to snip as close as you can, and tap the rest in a bit. Then use an Xacto or the tip of some small scissors, to clean off what's sticking through on the outside and inside.

Have also heard of some who use a small drop of nail polish, but haven't tried that.

 

[TafkanX]

How do you accomplish that?

I tried different tapes but none will stay adhered to the metal. And if I a break off a toothpick in the hole it will stay...until I move it.

I just cover them with my fingers. I like to think of it as an adjustable air flow feature

 

[chrismikehead]

I just cover them with my fingers. I like to think of it as an adjustable air flow feature

Same here, although not nearly as much as I used to.

 

[Pinggolfer]

MVP 2 has day off and I am loving my VV-3's. It's nice to have that light feel back in my hands, a great vape, and that ingenious square design.

 

[Harleybarbie]

Might try pressing a tiny bit of modeling / non-hardening clay in?

I've had good results with the toothpick, though. Might want to moisten the tip before wedging it in. Rock the toothpick back and forth to break it off, or use small wire cutters (or nail clippers) to snip as close as you can, and tap the rest in a bit. Then use an Xacto or the tip of some small scissors, to clean off what's sticking through on the outside and inside.

Have also heard of some who use a small drop of nail polish, but haven't tried that.

Scotch tape works too! I took all the tape off mine, I've gotten used to the airy hit of a Pro Tank. Love the looks of them on any device!


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[Capt.shay]

Ordered my V3 on Oct. 11th from FT. Still haven't seen it

Just ordered a 6 rivet Chameleon from Fleabay. I'll sell off the FT one if I ever see it.

 

[dhaiken]

Ordered my V3 on Oct. 11th from FT. Still haven't seen it

Just ordered a 6 rivet Chameleon from Fleabay. I'll sell off the FT one if I ever see it.

It's worth having two. One charging while using one.

I love mine, but I am going to get a second one for that very reason.

 

[clnire]

I am tempted to purchase another too..... I love mine. I have a Zmax, but the Itaste V3 is so much easier to use, plus smaller and lighter. Zmax great around the house, but for out and about, I love my Itaste!