Tank & Mod Review - Innokin MVP 3.0 & Kangertech Subtank Mini

My everyday set up was my MVP 2.0 with the Aspire Nautilus tank but with all the new mods and tanks coming out I wanted to try something new.  I had read online about 'Sub-Ohm' vaping where instead of vaping a 1.6/1.8 ohm coil you could build/buy 0.2 - 0.9 ohm coils for a serious vaping experience!  The lower the resistance with more power gives off a warmer more powerful vape with huge cloud production!

I decided if I was going to try sub ohm vaping whether it was with a tank or an RDA(Rebuildable driving atomiser) then I would need something with more than 11 watts and that could handle the lower resistance coils.  Because I had no issues with the MVP 2.0 I decided I would stick with Innokin and read up on their new MVP box mod, after reading online and watching some YouTube videos on the MVP 3.0 I figured I would order one.  Luckily for me UK Ecig Store had a weekend sale on so I managed to get it reduced!

Box MOD Review - Innokin iTaste MVP 2.0

Ego Style Starter Kits

Here goes my first mod review.  I first quit smoking and began vaping with a basic ego style starter kit, 1100Mah battery with disposable plastic cartomizer with cheap local liquids which at the time I thought were amazing until I soon found other brands and proper manufactured liquids.

The starter kit was great, lasting a day of vaping and going through 1.6ml of liquids a day but began to get a bit boring and I had seen all these fancy mods and tanks (I'm a bit of a technology geek) so I decided to do some research and find a new box mod, now when I bought and was doing the research on these mods a great step up to vv/vw mods was the MVP 2.0 which at the time was a great mod and really easy to use for a beginner getting into these upgrades.

Invoking MVP 2.0 details can be found here on their website - MVP 2.0