Which one, Innokin MVP 2 kit or Evod starter kit ?

[herb]

I found the innokin MVP 2 for $39.00 and the Evod full kit is $34.00 , my needs are something that's easy and durable but lasts a long time . I believe the Evod comes with two pieces and two batteries .

Thanks folks

 

[eddydb]

I would go with the MVP. I bought mine after already having an Evic and Sid, and it has been my daily mod. I even bought a backup.

With the MVP you get more battery life, pass-through capabilities while charging, and a forum favorite.

 

[Feraloxide]

Man, if you found an MVP 2 for $39.00, definitely go with that! You won't be disappointed, I love mine.

 

[Yankez]

Definitely the MVP

I started out with the EVOD and quickly switched over to the MVP.

For the $5 price difference the MVP will give you a vaping experience that the EVOD ( although good ) can't touch

 

[Chago]

+1 for the MVP2.. I got mine for about the same price, $39.99... Best bang-for-the-buck device out there! The single battery in the MVP will outlast both the batteries in the evod kit.

 

[Apostlyte]

You might spend more money to get the Innokin product set up, but it's versatility and durability far outshines the EVOD especially at the price! I found out too late that my first purchase was insufficient so much so that I dipped back into analogs till I upgraded to the VV3. Start first with the broad range of abilities you will have with the MVP. Oh, and the battery life...

 

[Fir3b1rd]

Hands down, MVP2!
You will get an exponentially better unit, higher build quality and more durable longer lasting PV. Not
To mention you can completely customize your vaping experience to suit your needs and get the best flavor out of your juice. I went from and ego with an evod tank to an MVP2 and not only does this thing last almost 2 days on a charge; but it looks downright cool. Just a quick suggestion- I got a kanger aerotank to put on mine and it Is a sweet setup! Not only can I Change the wattage and voltage but the air intake.... Brings out allot more flavor than I would have thought!
The clearmizers that come with the MVP2 are nice also though!
You're gonna love your new toy!


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[Taowulf]

Variable wattage is awesome.

I almost want to buy a MVP, but will settle for the VV Ver 3 for the time being.

 

[Fir3b1rd]

Variable wattage is awesome.

I almost want to buy a MVP, but will settle for the VV Ver 3 for the time being.

There is not that much of a price difference... I've seen the v3's around 35-40 and the MvP2.0s between 40 -50.
The v3 has an 800 mah battery and the MVP2 has 2600mah. On top of that you can use the MVP2 as a backup battery for a smartphone. Not that the bu batt for the phone is a decision maker it is still a cool little, unique feature. Not sure what the frequency cycle is like on v3 but I know the MVP is so high it resembles DC on a scope.
101vape apparently has the MVP2 starter kit for $39.00

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[Taowulf]

TBH, the only reason I DIDN'T get an MVP2 is because I wanted something and closer in size to my 1300mah twist. And lo and behold, they are nearly the same size.

 

[KODIAK (TM)]

If somebody wouldn't have gifted me an MVP2 I'd have bought one. The VV/VW menu control is so simple it's brilliant. And finally, a way to turn a PV off/on with 3 clicks instead of sifting through freaking pages of menu options.

 

[entropy100]

mvp2 is one of the best purchases you can make.

hits for 3 days
throw aerotank on it and it will never leak or get battery dirty
charge your phone
vv/vw

literally 10000times better than evod.

 

[Fir3b1rd]

TBH, the only reason I DIDN'T get an MVP2 is because I wanted something and closer in size to my 1300mah twist. And lo and behold, they are nearly the same size.

I can understand that... Easier to carry takes up less space. I had that thought as well; before, I went to the MVP. Then I tried both and figured, like my fiancé says, size is not that important, performance is- lol.
Then again I have a carry pouch on my wheelchair so I don't have to worry about it in my pocket. I'm still gonna be partial and, biased - this thing just plain rocks and it takes a serious beating. Easily best bang for the buck in my opinion.


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[herb]

Thanks everybody , really appreciate it.

 

[thebanik]

Another vote for MVP 2

 

[herb]

Innokin MVP 2.0 ( 14 votes) Evod (0 votes)

Now I could be way off with this one but I'd say most of you are leaning toward the Innokin , think I will go with it .

Thanks everybody

 

[Racehorse]

I just played around with one of those Ego VV/VW V3's or whatever they are called.

They are both VV and VW.

With ohm meter and display. AND you can use it in Passthru mode as well. And has both 510 and Ego connector.

1300mAH and only about $29-ish!

(quite a bit more battery life than the innokin iTaste vv3 which is only 800mAH). I also thought the MVP2 button was hard to push, just didn't feel comfortable for me.

 

[Jumpin' In...]

I'm sure the MVP is a great device at a good price, especially if you like the iClear clearos. The only problem I see for a beginner is that if he only gets a MVP, he will not have a backup device. <shrug>

For that reason I'll go against the flow and vote for the starter kit if he had to choose only one of the two.

 

[militiascene]

MVP all the way for a good starter kit!! Mine is on me at all times.

 

[militiascene]

I'm sure the MVP is a great device at a good price, especially if you like the iClear clearos. The only problem I see for a beginner is that if he only gets a MVP, he will not have a backup device. <shrug>

That's why the MVP has pass through.