upgrading from e cigg pen --- vamo v5 vs itaste svd?

[nwohiopma]

I use a 510 to ego adapter to avoid the thread issue on the Vamo:

510 Battery to eGo Atomizer Adapter - Adapters - Accessories - E-Cig Parts

The fine people on the MVP2 owner's thread recommended it.

 

[Alien Traveler]

I am relatively new vaper, I am using vamo for 3 months now. I like it. For me a deal breaker between vamo and mvp was possibility to swap standard batteries when needed, not to have recharge the whole thing. I find it very useful.
I do not like to buy expensive stuff from the beginning (if it is not a hobby). I’d better try various things, for example see if I need big clouds (now I believe I do not) before deciding what I need next. Vamo is quite versatile and cheap. I think it is very good for beginner.

 

[prittbritty]

i decided to go with the mvp 2 still not in love with the design but i plan on getting a little ego to put some bling on for my "pretty" one

 

[GPC2012]

I've got both and both are great, however I think I like th Innokin's in general. I've got the VTR, 134, and the SVD.

 

[mkbilbo]

i'm upgrading from white cloud e cigg pen and i was considering going with a spinner or evod but i really like the idea of having batteries that i can swap out so i dont have any down time on charging the whole device.

how easy will it be to use the vamo v5 or itaste svd?

is either of them a good choice for a full time vape? (i wont have any other devices )

if you don't like either of these what would you suggest?

i've heard great things about the mvp's but i just don't think i can get into the box type e cigg, just not my style :/


so yeah any suggestions would be great i'm dying to place an order online but i'm having such a hard time deciding what to get!! id like to stay under $100 too preferably closer to $50 thanks

I'm fond of Innokin these days, myself, so take this for what it's worth. Haven't used an SVD but given a choice, I'd pick it over a Vamo. Not to trash the Vamo but I have run into a fair number of complaints about their durability. Now, that's my impression, not anything "authoritative" but I am more impressed with Innokin's quality lately...


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[deligma]

If you have some cash to spair, I would also recommend the itaste 134 mini. You can use 18350 or 18500 batteries with it. I love how it feels and looks. Works well with all my attys as well

 

[Whynot61]

I never thought i would like the MVP box either, but after some research I decided to spend my money on one and I really like it. I just got mine on Friday and right out of the box I started vaping with it. I have not had to charge it yet. It's still showing full charge. The itaste VV is nice for a stick battery, but will not hold a charge like the MVP.

 

[Lisa Marion]

what do you guys think of the itaste v3??

I have the iTaste vv 3 for use at work and the MVP2 for at home. I LOVE BOTH! I will never get an EGO battery again and found mine very reasonable. If your looking for battery life the MVP2 is the way to go. I have the ITaste 134 mini and I'm selling it. I hate it. Too much work FOR ME. You need a charger, unprotected batteries and the unit. The MVP2 is smaller than I thought, the battery life amazing. I just plug my VV 3 in my computer at work so it's fine for me. Good luck! Oh yeah, my MVP 2 lasts for 2 days.

 

[jcampbell474]

i decided to go with the mvp 2 still not in love with the design but i plan on getting a little ego to put some bling on for my "pretty" one

Excellent choice! Thanks for keeping us posted.

 

[kinggirl]

I have the vamo v2, v5, the itaste 3.0 and the mvp. I like all of them for various reasons. I love the portability of the itaste 3.0 but for some reason after about a month or so of constant use, the battery life tapered off. Either I started vaping more, or the battery wouldn't hold a charge as well. I do still love it but it's not reliable from the aspect of if you are out and about and need it and it suddenly dies. It wasn't a good fit for me especially if I was at a bar and in my "weaker" state to resort to temptation. The mvp would somehow last days on one charge so I loved it from that perspective. I can't really find anything negative to say about it other than it's slightly big. I'd use that one when out and about and my vamo when at home just because it felt a little more comfortable in my hand. After owning a vamo for a year, I still don't have complaints on it either. I always run it in the "short" mode. I'd rather have an extra tiny battery in my purse or at home than have something that feels like a light saber in my hand. You can always watch the classifieds here and try to pick one up for cheap. I've seen vamos go cheap on ebay as well if you wanted a back up. But, you didn't make a mistake with what you ordered. I think you will be pleased especially with the battery life and reliability.