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To be quite honest, the v2 is performing exactly the same as the v1 in both flavour and vapour, which is no bad thing.

Worth upgrading from the v1?
Only if the bottom fill screw and glass drip tip really was a major issue.

Looking at both versions on the same mod, I would have to say looks wise, I think the v2 is more clunky, whilst the v1 has a smaller (although they are both the same dimensions), minimalistic and classy look about it.

Good idea, I will give this a go next time and see what differences this produces. 
Its tips like this for the Goblin Mini all to be found in one place that will be useful to everyone. 

How I wick my Goblin Mini.




Peel back and remove the outer thin woven sheet from both sides of a Muji pad. This will give you the correct thickness for the following procedure.





Cut a strip that is twice the width of the inside diameter of your coil. Remember to cut the strip in line with the cotton grain.





Wet your thumb and finger of both hands and create a sausage roll of cotton by holding an end in both then twisting back and forth.





Feed the cotton through the coil and trim in line with the inside of the base gasket.




Blow hard on the cotton ends to fluff them up and using a cocktail stick, divide with half pointing up ( which will be cut off later ) and half pushed down into the juice channel right to the bottom.





Using a pair of sharp scissors cut the cotton ends that were pointing up off as close to the coil as possible at a 45 degree angle as shown.





Using a juice bottle, wet the juice channel ends of the cotton and stick them into the channels so that they will not catch when the chimney is screwed back on later.





Using a cocktail stick, check there is clearance between the wick and base here to help with air flow around the coil and prevent flooding down into the air flow slots and onto the mod.





Finally!! Apply juice to the rest of the cotton to form one tail. Check that the cotton wicks will not foul on the chimney and push any excess cotton out of the way back towards the coil or down the juice channel.





With the chimney fitted it will look like this.
Notice that you have plenty of air flow in front of the two coils.
No need to push or prod the cotton, you're all done!

Thanks Dave and spikey_fridge.

A similar reply I gave to my wife on our second date, but as with most things you soon get the hang of it over the years. 

Small price drop for a small attie