MVP V2 With Iclear 16B Arrived. Great kit! Battery Life Span???

[u8myufo]

Thanks mate, good to know. Do you have any experience of the innokin svd and is a lot of fiddling around needed to maintain, compared to the mvp, is it a lot more hassle? If you know, thanks....Was thinking of getting one soon...

Hi Adam, I may be wrong but I am sure I have seen a couple or more posts regarding the SVD from you. Is it something you definately want to buy? If so go and get it, there is no need to have any doubts about it, it is a good solid Mod and easy to use. As for fiddling, there is no more fiddling needed than with any other VV/VW mod, most if not all have the same amount of buttons to press and the menue system is basically the same. The SVD is much taller obviously, the MVP has the advantage that it lasts the longest between charges. Other than that they both do the same job.

 

[RunAway]

Hi Adam, I may be wrong but I am sure I have seen a couple or more posts regarding the SVD from you. Is it something you definately want to buy? If so go and get it, there is no need to have any doubts about it, it is a good solid Mod and easy to use. As for fiddling, there is no more fiddling needed than with any other VV/VW mod, most if not all have the same amount of buttons to press and the menue system is basically the same. The SVD is much taller obviously, the MVP has the advantage that it lasts the longest between charges. Other than that they both do the same job.

Thanks for the info pal, yes I will definitely be getting one extremely soon now, like today if all goes well. Just was a bit weary of an over complicated kit but seen some youtube videos about it and doesn't seem that complicated. I like that it is a big bulky piece and seems pretty well constructed, that is my main interest in the svd, also it seems to have very positive reviews all over the place. Will definitely have one very very soon now.

 

[u8myufo]

Thanks for the info pal, yes I will definitely be getting one extremely soon now, like today if all goes well. Just was a bit weary of an over complicated kit but seen some youtube videos about it and doesn't seem that complicated. I like that it is a big bulky piece and seems pretty well constructed, that is my main interest in the svd, also it seems to have very positive reviews all over the place. Will definitely have one very very soon now.

Well done, I doubt you will regret it.

 

[Vaper Mods]

MVP2 was my first kit.. Absolutely great for beginners.. i always knew i must start with decent device or i will be back on Cancer sticks in no time..

 

[Tokari]

Thanks mate, good to know. Do you have any experience of the innokin svd and is a lot of fiddling around needed to maintain, compared to the mvp, is it a lot more hassle? If you know, thanks....Was thinking of getting one soon...

I've got both and use my MVP v2 for out and about and the SVP for when at home. The SVP can be a bit lightsaber-ish in 18650 mode but ok in '350. I usually get about 2-days worth of vaping (moderate user) from my MVP. As others have said, wait until the green charging light goes out on the MVP to get a full charge.

 

[oldleatherlungs]

Got an SVD for Christmas and it is definitely well made and easy to use. I got the de-luxe kit with two extension tubes but to be honest I only use the shorter tube for all battery types - you would probably only need the longer tube if you were doing something adventurous like stacking 18350s.
It was a toss up between the SVD and the VAMO, but the VAMO doesn't allow 18500 battery mode, which is my prefered compromise between size and battery life. I went by PBusardo's reviews, but all the poor points that he mentioned on the SVD have now been fixed:
- 2 airholes in the beauty ring on top
- plus and minus buttons are now the right way round
- displays power or voltage setting when you press either button, without adjusting it up or down
You can also easily lock the setting so you won't accidentally adjust it

The downside for me is its size (useful anti-mugging tool), and the sharp edges of the grip, but it's a real quality piece of kit.
I got mine from Myepack who are competitive on price, and in fact offering 10% off (discount code = "10off"), but THIS EXPIRES 31st DECEMBER 2013 - so decide today.
Happy New Year

 

[Ninjaassasin1983]

Glad you've got a device you like buddy and it'll last you years it's pretty much bulletproof

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