Woah...massive difference in power

[EKat]

I just am charging my MVP itaste and I'm having to use my vision spinner - WOW huge difference in the power of it ...I might have to just buy another MVP for when this one is charging!!! LOVE IT

 

[CommaHolly]

yep,,,,,,,,been there, done that,,,,,,,,

 

[Mark Anthony]

I just am charging my MVP itaste and I'm having to use my vision spinner - WOW huge difference in the power of it ...I might have to just buy another MVP for when this one is charging!!! LOVE IT

Always good to have a back up for your back up.... right?

 

[EKat]

Always good to have a back up for your back up.... right?

Yeah, my backup was the spinner but not anymore!

 

[D. Waterhouse]

Pick up a VTR, batteries and a charger and you won't have to be tethered to a power source to charge, just swap batteries and go!

 

[EKat]

Yeah, my backup was the spinner but not anymore!

I got a 2nd MVP just now at 101vapes...best price anywhere 39.99

 

[toddrhodes]

Ekat, the MVP V2 (and maybe V1?) can be used in passthrough mode while it's charging so technically, you don't even need a backup (and you can charge your cell phone off it while you passthrough vape, think of the possibilities!!!)

 

[EKat]

Ekat, the MVP V2 (and maybe V1?) can be used in passthrough mode while it's charging so technically, you don't even need a backup (and you can charge your cell phone off it while you passthrough vape, think of the possibilities!!!)

Oh thats right!!! Thank you

 

[toddrhodes]

With that said, I have backups for backups for backups. It's like backup-ception up in this piece. I'd always have one, just to be safe (see the "Guess I'm out a VTR thread" for the consequences).

 

[jersey_emt]

The perfect backup for an MVP is the iTaste VV 3.0. Same exact features (except no power output to charge other devices and a smaller 800 mAh battery), same smooth vape, but it is very compact -- 0.6" x 0.6" x 4.25".

I bought one for when I am unable to carry my much larger MVP 2.0 and I have been very happy with it. The only quirk is that the VV 3.0 has a slightly different user interface to adjust voltage / wattage and to switch between VV and VW modes. The two buttons near the display are + / -, and the setting does not wrap around to the minimum when you hit the maximum like on the MVP. To change to VV mode you hold the minus (bottom) button then press and hold the power button, and to change to VW mode you hold the plus (top) button then press and hold the power button. At first you may find yourself using the procedure for the MVP on the VV and vice-versa, but you learn quick.