This is the second and last part of my review of the EGO eVic, the summary.
Summary
This summary is for the V1.0 of the MVR software and the V1.0 of the eVic firmware:
+ Sturdy, cool looking device
+ Clearly organized informative display
+ Is quite accurate in VV mode (See review of Mountain Prophet)
+ 510 and EGO threading
+ USB connection with PC and ability to charge the battery via USB
+ Possibility to vape while charging
+ MVR software shows information about your vaping bahaviour in a graph
+ Ability to upgrade firmware of the eVic via the MVR software.
- Output ‘restricted’ to 10W (See review of Mountain Prophet)
- Wattage output is not very accurate (See review of Mountain Prophet)
- Low voltage protection seems to be only passive (displaying message) not active (shutting device off)
- Important settings are buried in the menu structure of the eVic
- Battery cap is quite small, not easy to handle with big fingers (hands)
- Not possible to vape when in USB mode using the MVR software
- No turn-and-hold function when increasing or decreasing Voltage in main screen (though it works in the menu options)
All in all i am quite happy with my eVic after using it for several days, but that is mainly because it has the possibility to upgrade the firmware.
Hope you like this review.
Summary
This summary is for the V1.0 of the MVR software and the V1.0 of the eVic firmware:
+ Sturdy, cool looking device
+ Clearly organized informative display
+ Is quite accurate in VV mode (See review of Mountain Prophet)
+ 510 and EGO threading
+ USB connection with PC and ability to charge the battery via USB
+ Possibility to vape while charging
+ MVR software shows information about your vaping bahaviour in a graph
+ Ability to upgrade firmware of the eVic via the MVR software.
- Output ‘restricted’ to 10W (See review of Mountain Prophet)
- Wattage output is not very accurate (See review of Mountain Prophet)
- Low voltage protection seems to be only passive (displaying message) not active (shutting device off)
- Important settings are buried in the menu structure of the eVic
- Battery cap is quite small, not easy to handle with big fingers (hands)
- Not possible to vape when in USB mode using the MVR software
- No turn-and-hold function when increasing or decreasing Voltage in main screen (though it works in the menu options)
All in all i am quite happy with my eVic after using it for several days, but that is mainly because it has the possibility to upgrade the firmware.
Hope you like this review.
