Vamo or itaste??

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Baditude

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Best bang for your buck would be the MVP. Comes with the built-in 2 - 3 day battery that can be charged with the included USB cord, and to save battery life you can charge it while you are vaping. (No need to purchase separate batteries and a charger like you will with the Vamo or VTR). Smallest of the three mods you've listed; pocket-friendly. Comes with two iClear 16 clearomizers in the box.
 

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I think it depends on what equip you have used previously. I have the mvp but prefer an apv. I like the fact that I can have a weeks worth of batteries charged and ready to go when needed. The mvp will die eventually and you will have to replace it. With an apv depending on what you get you just replace the battery that goes inside. If money is no problem get both.
 

old_geezer

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Just get an MVP V2. They are built like a tank. The threads are solid. It's short and fits in a pocket better. They last a couple days between charges so you don't need to muck around with batteries. You can vape it while you charge it, plus recharge your cell phone, all at the same time. I don't have a VAMO, but I do have an SVD. The MVP 2.0 is the best for me by far.
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Out of the two you posted I would pick the MVP V2. I got mine from Rakuten (formerly Buy.com) for $40 shipped. The new kits come with an i30 clearomizer. Works for some, not for others.

However for a bit more you could invest into something better. I wish I would have when I first upgraded, but didnt know if I was ready to drop $100-$150 on a complete setup. You can get Sigelei 30w mods on ebay for $80 shipped. Killer deal. Throw in a charger and a couple of batteries and you should be at about $110 or so. Yes its more than the MVP or the V3, but it is a lot more mod for the money.
 

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I am about a month into vaping myself. I got the cool fire 1, and then went and purchased the SVD. wish I knew then what I know now. I just purchased a hannah v3 clone for 100$ and it is a beast. will handle up to 30w. digital read out. its short and heavy. which means it doesn't turn over as easy when sitting down on a table or night stand. and the build quality is amazing. but all in all, gaping is all about personal needs and personal experience. so buy whichever one your gut says is best for you. you will progress at your speed and in 2 months to a year, you will know what works best for you
 

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I got the Vamo over the mvp, it was a mistake. I knew my first mod would just be a stepping stone and trial no smoking run and that if I succeeded in the transition I'd get something nicer so I didn't sweat it too much. You need a backup anyway right? The VAMO did it's job, and had no functional issues though.

Well, I wish I had the mvp over the vamo. Now that being said all my batteries and charger are still used daily so that was a pro. MVP's a better quality mod and has some nice bells and whistles (puff count, phone chargers work, can charge a phone). If the 33 hz thing matter's then the mvp does it the better way...if it matters. Plenty of wraps out there to personalize (R2D2 wrap is banging). I was initially turned off by box mods but i have changed my mind. I don't have an opinion on the VTR so I'm not commenting on that.

34 days smoke free!!! No worries about going back. I'm done with that poison.
 
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