VAMO or ITASTE?

[Isx15man]

Thinking about about getting a VAMO v3 or should I get a MVP or VTR?

Thanks in advance.


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[Dissonance]

I'd recommend the Vamo V5, MVP isn't bad but it's kinda weak (Only 11w max) and I don't like things that don't have removable batteries.

 

[CloudPusher]

I'd recommend the Vamo V5, MVP isn't bad but it's kinda weak (Only 11w max) and I don't like things that don't have removable batteries.

+1 Same here about the non-removable battery type's.

 

[CorallineAlgae]

I have a Vamo V5 and a couple MVP 2.0's. I prefer the MVPs. Unless you decide to use stacked 18350 batteries in the Vamo you won't get much more power with a Vamo. The battery life on a Vamo with a vtc4 or even a 3400mah Panasonic isn't any better than the MVP. The Vamo has pulse-width modulation which can be a little bit harsher than the MVP and the Vamo doesn't have as low of an ohm range.

Honestly, I'm very happy to own both and they all get regular use (vaping on the Vamo as I type this). For preference it actually comes down to size and weight. The Vamo is really tall in 18650 mode and doesn't last very long in 18350 mode. It's wonderful for at home vaping. The MVP is amazingly long lasting and very portable. The VTR is nice but just too heavy. I didn't buy a VTR because it's simply too large and heavy to be useful for me. If that isn't an issue for you then it may be a great option.

 

[Isx15man]

Ok thanks


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[mogium]

Though vamo won't have more battery power it works well and when the battery kicks the bucket you can replace it same with vtr mvp however something goes wrong with the battery your buying a New. Mvp, but in the end it's your choice

 

[jimbodaddy74]

The VTR has a removable battery and a 15 watt max limit. Plus the design help to protect your tank. The only drawback is the inability to use larger diameter tanks without using the extension.

 

[e30holmes]

If you have a few batteries and the equipment already get both!! If you don't it will be an expense to get the vamo or vtr up and running were as the mvp is ready to go for $39. Plus the mvp is only slightly larger than a pack of smokes which most of us already know how to carry around! However the mvp is limited to 11 watts....I love my mvp and get good performance from it but I find my self wanting more because I like to drip.

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[Susaz]

To me they're completely different things. The MVP is an oversized stick battery with a few capabilities while the Vamo is a full sized mod with interchangeable batteries. I have the V3 that works better than the V5 and to its account goes all the way to 15 W while the MVP will only go to 11W. For convenience and size the MVP is unbeatable, while the Vamo is fit to do some more serious full power vaping.