Well, the mod I won in the contest sponsored by our friend Doris at Focalecig just arrived about two hours ago.
Thank you Miss Doris!
These are just my fist observations and I will be reviewing after I have run a number of tanks empty on it and I try the charging function.
It arrived in great condition in a box that indicated what it was which contained the device itself, the micro USB charging cable and an very basic instruction booklet.
At first glance it looks really well made except for a paint chip on one of the top corners.
Well not quite, it turned out to be something very much like a small piece of rubber cement and it came right off.
Problem solved. Looks really nice and has a well built feel to it.
I had a freshly charged 2250 mAh battery waiting for it.
I opened it up, screws were longer than I had anticipated from some reviews from other places so I removed them and took of the cover.
The battery compartment is plainly marked with the +/- polarity so you know which end goes where. The compartment for the wiring is covered and sealed with the little hologram stickers that say Hana Modz. The contacts look good and the wires are soldered to it and the 510 connector nicely.
I but the battery in, and buttoned it up and it vapes like a champ. Buttons are firm and feel crisp and the display is easy to read. There is no battery rattle which seems to be a complaint with some of the clones. The battery fit in very snugly.
And at this point I like it quite a bit.
Here are two slightly odd things I noticed. The display dims and then it goes to sleep after about a minute and you need to tap a button to wake it back up. No biggy and hell yes I can live with that.
However, when you wake it back up, the display says..
Evolv
DNA
And then shows you the battery level, resistance (the same as it showed for the KFL+ on my genuine Evolv DNA 20 mod) and of course the wattage setting.
After vaping on it for an hour or so, I finally got around to reading the instructions. They tell me that it has the same warning and protection features that the Evolv chip has offers.
Here is where things get interesting.
All of the reviews I have seen for the Hana Clones warn you to NEVER EVER put the battery in backwards.
In the instruction manual it clearly says that this unit has reverse polarity protection.
Not that I intend on testing that claim.
Anyway, at this moment in time and without really putting it though the paces for a few days at least, I would say that this mod is a steal for $56 shipped!