Best. Mod. Ever.
Propably not, but so close that its actually a bit scary. I will be focusing on build quality, ergonomics, battery life and not too much on the chip, thats a whole another thread.
First of all, the build quality. This thing is put together by a company called, surprise surprise, Vapor Flask. It's located in the United States, and they make a hell of a mod. When you first pick this thing up, you get a feeling of solid, hefty device that fits in to hand oh so perfectly. No gaps anywhere, battery caps sit absolutely flush and even the coin slots face the same direction when fully secured. To me, that just indicates that the guys who created this are all about the details and thats a reassuring thing to know considering that you just paid 299$ for a piece of vaping gear. Everything is smooth and fitting, tolerances are perfect. Buttons are also made of aluminium and they have that clicky tactile feedback. Fire button is easy to use, and the screen being on top is nice, because with the DNA40 chip theres a lot of real time information happening. USB charging port is located at the side, so your device can sit upright on the desk while loading and you don't potentially get leaking from your atomizer.
Ergonomics. This device feels so good in hand, it's actually hard to let go of it. It has an anodized finish that can be a bit slippery, but at the same time i never worry about dropping this. The shape is superior to any other mod ive held in my hands, corners are all nicely rounded and the buttons easy to use. 5/5 as far as i'm concerned, no complaints what so ever. All of my 22mm atomizers have sit flush and made a good connection.
The battery life is awesome. Two 2500mAh LG HE4 batteries in parallel provide you with a whopping 5000mAh of battery life in total, and because the batteries are in parallel, you can use lower amp batteries that usually have higher mAh giving you even more battery life. Only real issue with the whole device has to do with batteries and tolerances of the battery tubes. I cannot fit LG HE2 batteries in, Samsung 25R's or 3100mAh purple Efests. Only batteries i have that fit are Sony VTC4 and LG HE4. If the tubes were just a millimeter bigger, i could propably use all of my batteries without issues but as it stands now, im kinda limited to just a handful. But i can and have forgiven that, because thats my only con with this. Best money ever spent on vaping gear.
Propably not, but so close that its actually a bit scary. I will be focusing on build quality, ergonomics, battery life and not too much on the chip, thats a whole another thread.
First of all, the build quality. This thing is put together by a company called, surprise surprise, Vapor Flask. It's located in the United States, and they make a hell of a mod. When you first pick this thing up, you get a feeling of solid, hefty device that fits in to hand oh so perfectly. No gaps anywhere, battery caps sit absolutely flush and even the coin slots face the same direction when fully secured. To me, that just indicates that the guys who created this are all about the details and thats a reassuring thing to know considering that you just paid 299$ for a piece of vaping gear. Everything is smooth and fitting, tolerances are perfect. Buttons are also made of aluminium and they have that clicky tactile feedback. Fire button is easy to use, and the screen being on top is nice, because with the DNA40 chip theres a lot of real time information happening. USB charging port is located at the side, so your device can sit upright on the desk while loading and you don't potentially get leaking from your atomizer.
Ergonomics. This device feels so good in hand, it's actually hard to let go of it. It has an anodized finish that can be a bit slippery, but at the same time i never worry about dropping this. The shape is superior to any other mod ive held in my hands, corners are all nicely rounded and the buttons easy to use. 5/5 as far as i'm concerned, no complaints what so ever. All of my 22mm atomizers have sit flush and made a good connection.
The battery life is awesome. Two 2500mAh LG HE4 batteries in parallel provide you with a whopping 5000mAh of battery life in total, and because the batteries are in parallel, you can use lower amp batteries that usually have higher mAh giving you even more battery life. Only real issue with the whole device has to do with batteries and tolerances of the battery tubes. I cannot fit LG HE2 batteries in, Samsung 25R's or 3100mAh purple Efests. Only batteries i have that fit are Sony VTC4 and LG HE4. If the tubes were just a millimeter bigger, i could propably use all of my batteries without issues but as it stands now, im kinda limited to just a handful. But i can and have forgiven that, because thats my only con with this. Best money ever spent on vaping gear.
