Dying atomizers, cracking tanks, cleaning, charging - it's starting to add up time-wise! What are peoples' opinions on the absolute most hassle-free PV setups out there? Let's pretend money isn't an issue here for just a moment. The best.
What's the most hassle-free PV setup?
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Innokin's Mvp2 is a practical device. Durable, long lasting, no batteries to charge just charge the device itself. You can charge your cell phone off of it if you really want to. I vape 6-8mls of juice a day and it lasts me a day and half vaping over 4 volts.
For me it's a Provari & cartotank. Just fill & go. But I'd suggest any battery mod you feel comfortable with if not a Provari. I just like being able to pop in my battery in the morning (along with 1 or 2 in my bag just in case) & being good to go for the day. I keep a couple of tanks going at all times too. Plus my cartos usually last a week or 2 depending on the juice so not a lot of maintenance there either.
Good luck finding your ideal setup. It does take a lil trial & error for most of us but once you find it things get easier
Good luck finding your ideal setup. It does take a lil trial & error for most of us but once you find it things get easier
you can't go wrong with the MVP. Lasts days, vapes really well, small enough to carry anywhere and instead of carrying a bunch of backup batteries, all you need is an old phone charger and its a pass thru. add a good tank and its about as easy at it gets.
I'm one of the (apparent) minority on this forum...I have zero desire to rebuild coils, fidget or otherwise tinker with my vape. I have no desire to remove flavor wicks, add flavor wicks, boil cotton, dry burn coils...even cleaning, drying and rotating coils annoyed me. So I decided to try carto tanks. Omg...so much less hassle and so much CONSISTANT flavor. Now I vape almost hassle free...prime a carto, fill tank and go. Refills are easy with the proper refilling tool. Read Baditude's blogs for all the info. I know you can get better flavor from an RBA/RDA but if you just want to vape and go...with minimal hassle, the cartotank is a winner for me. Oh, and I also have an MVP...just charge and go, no batteries to rotate, passthru capability and the charge lasts forever. Good luck!
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I've been a REO user for over 3 years - about as easy and durable as it gets. I've been using RBA's on them for the last 18 months or so - a coil lasts at least a month, and I switch out the cotton wick every day or two, takes about a minute.
I second the Provari with a Pyrex Carto Tank, I do throw my kayfun on it and it's just about as easy.
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As long as the cartotank has a flanged cartomizer, otherwise I wouldn't consider it troublefree when your mod sticks in the couch cushion and you pull the tank off...splooosh
I love cartos, can't beat the vape for the money.
I love cartos, can't beat the vape for the money.
I'll second the notion for a Provari and a Kayfun. If you get it setup with a microcoil and some cotton it's about the most dependable vape you can ask for.
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Simple n small
Little bigger...
Heard to beat....
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Little bigger...
Heard to beat....
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I don't see why not.
You can get cartos in a 510 or 808 connection. I've not used a MVP but you should be fine.
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