What APV's have a built in charger?

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poobaca

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Like the title says im wondering what APV's have a built in charger. I was looking at the evic and really like the fact that you can charge off of the apv with the battery in the unit. I work alot and always going places so something where I dont have to carry around multiple batteries and a sperate wall charger is ideal. The only reason I ask instead of buying the evic is to me, it seems complicated and full of alot of useless stuff I wont use. I want something simple I can adjust the voltage or wattage and vape. Also want it to display the resistance as I want to try rba's. Any info would be appreciated.
 

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I'd have to recommend the innokin MVP. Pros: 2600mah battery, charger that can charge just about anything, well built, cheap. Cons: vv only, 5v limit, button placement is a little uncomfortable. Second evolv opus. Pros: vw, compact, beautiful, well built. Cons: 1300 mah battery( not a problem for me), pot placement won't allow certain things(also not a problem for me), no display, hard to find and expensive. Both of these devices have internal batts and I love them.
 

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I'd have to recommend the innokin MVP. Pros: 2600mah battery, charger that can charge just about anything, well built, cheap. Cons: vv only, 5v limit, button placement is a little uncomfortable. Second evolv opus. Pros: vw, compact, beautiful, well built. Cons: 1300 mah battery( not a problem for me), pot placement won't allow certain things(also not a problem for me), no display, hard to find and expensive. Both of these devices have internal batts and I love them.

for the MVP being VV only is not a con ! VV or VW is a personal choice only !

i'd recommend the MVP too,takes a bit ti get use to the button tho and it is relatively cheap @ around 50-55 bucks retail
 
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