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So many votes for the MVP I would have thought a better upgrade would be something like the Vamo (just got the V5 myself) and a couple of good batteries that way you're always using the same device, one battery for vaping while the other charges.
What's he/she going to use when they run out of charge? I suppose they could buy two MVP's but it's not exactly the cheapest solution.

Clearomisers... great advice from those who said stay away from rebuildables you'll be straying from an easy vaping experience into a potentially nightmarish one if you don't get on with RBA's. Aerotank is a great choice but the Aerotank Mega has just come out and if
reviews are to be believed it's a whole lot better for just a little extra expense.

Best of luck whatever your choices

hypnoclown said:- "Do the evod heads fit the aero tank?

I might start making my own wicks as well it doesn't look that difficult and I have all the tools."

I think the old style Kanger heads will fit the Aerotank.

If you do start recoiling and want some old heads to use I have several which I don't use. I can send them to you if you want some  to practice on.

I've found the coil & wick are the important thing for both vapour & flavour.

I don't find any difference in the vape between a Provari, Smok SID, Evod 650mah & EgoT 650mah until the 650s start to lose power. I think it's because I use the same heads in the tanks on all of them.

I use the Nature Vape heads which have a micro coil and a cotton wool wick. They are expensive but the coil lasts for ages and even I, Mr Clumsy, can rewick when I change flavours in a tank or get a drop off in flavour when the wick gets a bit burnt.

I think the Nature Vape heads fit the Evods so I would suggest trying them and then decide which tank, with a bigger capacity, to buy.

I like the Nature Vape Midi Pro tank because I can fill it using the fill holes and a 14gauge needle on a syringe. No more Mr Clumsy spills and the 4ml capacity is enough for me.