1. Introduction
65,000 puffs is an ambitious claim for any disposable, and that is the number RODMAN puts on the MVP 65K. It uses a 1000 mAh rechargeable battery with dual-mesh coils, along with Normal and Boost power modes and adjustable airflow. A large curved screen keeps the battery level, e-liquid level, and current mode visible while you vape. The MVP is available in 15 flavors at 5% nicotine.
The rest of this review looks at how all of these features work together and what the MVP is actually like to use.
2. Flavors
RODMAN currently offers the MVP 65K in 15 flavors. Most are fruit or candy blends, with Cool Mint and VCT Tobacco giving the lineup a couple of options outside that style:
- Blue Razzberry
- Clear
- Cool Mint
- Grape Slush
- Miami Mint
- Nana Taffy
- Sour Mango Pineapple
- Strawberry Kiwi Ice
- Strawberry Lychee
- Strawberry Watermelo
- VCT Tobacco
- Watermelon Chew
- Watermelon Ice
- White Gummy
- White Peach Raspberry
For this review, the three flavors tested were Watermelon Chew, Strawberry Watermelon, and Miami Mint: VCT Tobacco was not included in this round of testing.
- Watermelon Chew has a juicy watermelon flavor with a candy-like edge that reminds me of fruit chews. It is very sweet, but the watermelon still comes through clearly instead of getting buried under the candy note. 5/5
- Strawberry Watermelon is lighter and less sweet than Watermelon Chew, with a fresher watermelon flavor and tart strawberry notes mixed in. 4/5
- Miami Mint has a clean mint flavor with a light sweetness underneath. The cooling is noticeable without taking over the whole vape, and the finish stays crisp without becoming too menthol forward. 4/5
3. Design and Quality
The RODMAN MVP 65K is wider than most box-style disposables. A lot of them have a taller, deck-of-cards shape with rounded corners, while the MVP is broader and closer to a square. The edges are still rounded, so it does not feel blocky in the hand, but the proportions give it a very different profile.
The construction appears to be entirely plastic, with a split-body design. The curved screen takes up most of one side and sits behind a glossy black plastic shell. The display has a blue cast with small twinkling lights and graphics that give it a pace-faring theme. Battery level, e-liquid level, and the current power mode are shown along the side of the screen.
The other half of the body is a glossy gradient shell with the flavor name printed along one side. A rubberized grip runs down the side opposite the screen with RODMAN stamped into it. The black display keeps the brighter colors from taking over the whole design, so the MVP still feels modern and polished.
The power-mode button sits on top beside the offset mouthpiece. On the bottom, the USB-C port sits next to the airflow slider. The airflow control works independently from the Normal/Boost switch, so the draw can be adjusted without changing the power mode at the same time.
3.1 Does the RODMAN MVP 65K Leak?
No. None of the three devices showed any leaking or spitback during testing. The mouthpiece stayed dry, with no e-liquid collecting around the top, and the devices feel well sealed throughout. Nothing during testing suggested leaking should be a concern for the average user.
3.2 Durability
With a 65,000-puff rating, the MVP needs to survive a lot of handling before the e-liquid runs out. It seems up to the task. The plastic shell feels solid with no flex, the curved screen sits protected behind the outer casing, and the two halves of the body fit together tightly with no loose panels or rattling.
The controls are also well integrated into the body. The mode button sits firmly in place, while the airflow slider on the bottom moves smoothly. Overall, the MVP feels capable of handling the regular carrying, pocketing, and everyday handling it will likely see over the time it takes to work through a device this large.
3.3 Ergonomics
The MVP is noticeably wider than most box-style disposables, but the broader, almost square shape works well in the hand. The rounded edges keep it from feeling bulky, and the rubberized RODMAN panel adds enough grip that the smooth plastic shell never feels slippery.
The extra width also gives the pinky a comfortable place to rest underneath the device, which helps take some of the weight off the palm and fingers. Because the MVP is fairly light, resting a pinky underneath takes some pressure off the palm and fingers and helps reduce hand fatigue during longer use.
4. Battery and Charging
The RODMAN MVP 65K uses a 1000 mAh rechargeable battery and charges over USB-C. The battery percentage appears directly on the screen, so it is easy to see exactly where the charge stands instead of relying on a basic LED indicator.
The battery feels well matched to the size of the device. With average use, it should comfortably last around two to three days between charges, and charging is quick enough that downtime is minimal.
The battery also discharged evenly throughout testing. Some disposables seem to hold charge normally through most of the cycle, then burn through the last 15–20% unusually fast. The MVP did not have that problem. The final portion of the battery lasted about as expected from the percentage shown on the screen, without a sudden drop near empty.
5. Performance
The RODMAN MVP 65K uses dual-mesh coils and is fully draw-activated, so there is no fire button to press. The auto-draw responds quickly and consistently, and both modes produce dense vapor with strong flavor. The vapor comes through warm without getting uncomfortably hot, even during longer pulls.
The two power modes mainly change the strength and output of the vape:
- Normal Mode keeps the output a little lower, with slightly cooler vapor and a smoother overall hit. Flavor still comes through clearly, but the vapor production is a bit more restrained.
- Boost Mode increases the output, producing denser vapor and a warmer, stronger hit. Flavor also feels more concentrated, especially with sweeter profiles.
Airflow can be adjusted separately from the power mode using the slider on the bottom of the device. With the slider fully closed, the draw becomes very tight. Opening it all the way exposes three airflow holes and gives you a much looser pull.
The slider is continuous instead of clicking through fixed positions, which makes it easy to fine-tune the resistance between those two extremes. Since airflow and power are controlled independently, you can pair either mode with a tighter or more open draw instead of having one airflow setting tied to Normal and another tied to Boost.
6. Price
The RODMAN MVP 65K currently sells for about 10 USD to 16 USD online. Element Vape lists it at 9.99 USD before some flavor-specific price increases, while VaporDNA has it at 15.99 USD.
At that price, the MVP is not charging much of a premium for the larger 1000 mAh battery, curved display, or Normal/Boost setup. Adjustable airflow adds some flexibility as well, so the hardware feels generous for a disposable in this range.
7. Verdict
The RODMAN MVP 65K performs very well. Flavor is strong, vapor is dense and warm, and Boost Mode gives you the option of more intense hits. Normal Mode is smoother and a little cooler. The separate airflow slider also gives you much finer control over the draw than a fixed-airflow disposable.
All three samples stayed dry with no leaking or spitback, and the dual-mesh coils kept the flavor consistent throughout the testing period. Watermelon Chew was the best of the three flavors tested, but all were winners.
Battery life is another strong point. The 1000 mAh battery should last around two to three days for an average vaper, it charges quickly, and the percentage drops steadily instead of falling off sharply near empty.
The main drawback is size. The MVP is wider than most box-style disposables and takes up more room in a pocket, although it is still comfortable to hold and fairly light for its size. At around 10 USD to 16 USD, the price is excellent for what you get.
If you want strong flavor, warm vapor, and control over both power and airflow, the RODMAN MVP 65K is a great pick.
Pros
- Up to 65,000 puffs
- 1000 mAh rechargeable battery
- Normal and Boost power modes
- Adjustable airflow
- Dual-mesh coils
- Bright, easy-to-read screen
- USB-C charging
- 15 flavors
- Low online price
Cons
- Wider than most disposables (but comfortable in larger hands)
- Glossy gradient shell can show fingerprints with handling
- 1000 mAh battery lasts two to three days with moderate use, daily charging with heavier use
