► VOOPOO VINCI E80; High-density battery:
With a massive 3,000mAh battery, the device can reach a maximum output of 80W, a truly impressive feat for DTL-style cloud chasers. Furthermore, this battery (when used at a power level below the 80W peak) can perfectly handle smooth and flavorful RDL vaping for up to 24 hours. The Type-C charging port is located on the bottom side, and a full charge takes about 15 minutes. 60 minutes. During charging, the display clearly shows the remaining time and percentage of charge.



► VOOPOO VINCI E80; Lock button and adjustment buttons:
On the side, we also find the "+" and "-" adjustment buttons for adjusting the power and numerous other parameters that we will discuss later. Below the "+" and "-" buttons, we find a convenient slider-style lock/unlock button. This button allows us to quickly activate/deactivate the mod, which is especially useful when we want to safely store the device in our pocket, protecting us from accidental activation.



► VOOPOO VINCI E80; Front and back:
The part that I will conveniently call the "handle" has a slightly curved profile to fit perfectly in the palm of the hand. On this side, you can appreciate the delightful orange-red gradient color scheme and the understated, unobtrusive "VOOPOO" lettering. The opposite side, also slightly curved, houses the round "Fire" button at the top, slightly protruding and easily accessible. We will see the use of this button later. Below the button is a generous and clear 1.47" display that incorporates a comprehensive and wide range of data for easy and immediate consultation.



► VOOPOO VINCI E80; Operation Guide:
• 5 clicks on the Fire button to turn the mod on/off.
• Use the toggle switch to activate/deactivate the mod.
• Press the "+" and "-" buttons simultaneously to access the menu, use the same buttons to scroll through the options, and confirm with the Fire button.
• Use the "+" and "-" adjustment buttons to adjust the power between 5 and 80W in 1W increments, taking into account the limit imposed for each detected coil and the resulting intelligent power selection made by Gene.TT V2.0 to protect the lifespan of the same coil.

Also remember that among the menu options, you can reset the puff counter, or select one of the 3 different and spectacular graphic themes to personalize your vaping.



► VOOPOO VINCI E80; Bottom and top:
The VINCI E80's base, with its large footprint, allows the device to stand firmly, while the pod compartment features gold-plated electrical contacts and four powerful magnets to hold the cartridge securely and securely to the mod.



► VOOPOO VINCI E80; VINCI E Built-in Cartridges:
The VOOPOO VINCI E80 is equipped with the new VINCI E 0.3Ω DTL and VINCI E 0.6Ω RDL cartridges, with integrated, non-replaceable coils. The VINCI E 0.8Ω cartridge for MTL vaping is available separately. VOOPOO claims these cartridges offer maximum convenience with flawless performance for the MTL-RTL-DTL experience. The double-sealed, leak-proof structure allows for a clean vaping experience for up to 30 days. The special Golden Cotton is said to ensure contamination-free consumption of approximately 100ml of e-liquid. Refilling takes place from the side at the top using the usual silicone tip, with the ability to easily add up to 5ml of e-liquid. These dark-colored cartridges are sufficiently transparent and allow for easy visual inspection of the remaining e-liquid.





► VOOPOO VINCI E80; Complete Compatibility:
To offer a wide selection of cartridges for its devices, Voopoo has cleverly made the E-Cartridges compatible with the previous VINCI E120 and ARGUS E40.



► VOOPOO VINCI E80; Compatible with the VINCI PnP X DTL/MTL cartridges, and PnP X coils:
Another good news is that purchasing empty VINCI PnP X cartridges for MTL and DTL will provide you with a wide range of replaceable PnP X coils. This broad compatibility provides users with flexible options to fully satisfy their different preferences. of vaping.



► VOOPOO VINCI E80; Vaping Test and Final Conclusions:

• VINCI E Cartridge 0.6Ω Range 18-23W:
The Gene.TT V2.0 chipset detects the coil and automatically selects a power of 20W for this cartridge. This cartridge performs exceptionally well, highlighting sweet notes with a good amount of clouds and completely eliminating condensation. I find the AFC adjustment effective at a maximum opening of 50% to avoid losing flavor concentration. Further restricting the flow increases the perceived nicotine as the hit progresses, and the vapor takes on warmer tones.

• VINCI E Cartridge 0.3Ω Range 32-40W:
The Gene.TT V2.0 chipset detects the coil and automatically selects a power of 35W for this cartridge. Extremely quick and responsive to activate, this cartridge delivers thick, sweet-tasting clouds. The flavor is truly excellent and remains concentrated even when using the full range of the AFC adjustment. By further restricting the airflow, the perceived nicotine hit increases as the draw progresses, and the vapor takes on a decidedly warmer flavor. There is no noticeable condensation, confirming the excellent quality of these cartridges.

As we've seen previously, the VINCI E80 is marketed as a universal vaporizer; the beautiful, colorful display with basic settings stands out in a sturdy, attractively designed mod. The generous 3,000mAh battery can support a wide range of vaping styles, thanks to a wide selection of disposable cartridges or those equipped with replaceable PnP X coils. The VINCI E80 maintains VooPoo's high construction standards, implements all the necessary safety protections, and is available in a variety of delightful colors—I'm sure you'll love it.

• Thank you to VOOPOO for sending me a sample of the VINCI E80 for my review.

• Thanks for reading.

Inaevadn said:

I mostly just grab a few pods or a new disposable when I'm running low. The flavor bans and regulations are making it a pain to find my usual stuff

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Yes, a pain it is. I depended on my local vape shop for my nicotine, which I made my own ejuice with. Went last week and the place was totally empty. Flavor bans have a huge affect on vape shops. I thought no effing way. What now? Darnit, I'm going to have to buy online; where I know I'm going to pay at least triple. Ugh.

DavidOck said:

Never left. With a dozen rtas in rotation, I might recoil one every month or so. Clean and rewick more often, of course.

Still using plain old kanthal A1, and when I need to, I'll anneal and wind up maybe a dozen and set them aside. Good for a year

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I'm still one of those diehard rebuildable fellas. We're a dying breed.

Hey, @JCinFLA, I'm a veteran diehard vape-user and I don't know how you found the super sale at wetvapes or the awesomely priced Dinner Lady juice.. But my hat is off to you. Just wanted to say thank you for your awesome resourcefullness. My local vape shop went under so fast, I showed up last week and the darn place was empty and not a single notice on the front door or anything. I'm in shock!

So needless to say, I'm glad to have found the other post of yours commenting about the bulk 'clean my closet' ecig classified. Many thanks.

Still for sale?

Curious to know what's available still.

DavidOck said:

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Doesn't look like that's the first time it got itself in that pickle.

englishmick said:

For some reason I changed from cotton to rayon a few years ago. Maybe I should give cotton another try. I have an ancient bag of Cotton Bacon sitting around. Does cotton have an expiry date?

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I sure hope not. I have a big bag of koh gen cotton pads in my basement stash.

Tuckered out after our evening stroll

hittman said:

I tried rayon a couple times but didn’t care for it. The cotton you suggested is definitely superior but I already had a bunch of the COTN threads. Also, I’m a bit lazy and the threads make life easy.

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For some reason I changed from cotton to rayon a few years ago. Maybe I should give cotton another try. I have an ancient bag of Cotton Bacon sitting around. Does cotton have an expiry date?

englishmick said:

Question about seals. What would you be looking for when you check seals? I sometimes check them
but all I'm really looking for is tears or broken edges. Are there any other signs worthy of attention?.

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Yes, for tears and edges but I try to compare them to new ones to see if they are flattened or stretched.

ShowMeTwice said:

I don't have a Hellvape Fat Rabbit Solo.

Perhaps (maybe???) the reason you are getting leakage/seeping is because the shoulders of your wick, where they come out of the coil, are resting on the deck where the airflow is under the coil.

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And maybe, drawing excess juice to the path of least resistance, the airflow sitting under the coil???

My Atmizoo Tripod RTA has a "similar" build deck. And it's deck is very much like all the newer Kayfun RTA's.

What most of us with Kayfun's learned is to move the wick shoulders away from the airflow. And that's also what I do with my Tripod.

Like so.............. Tripod deck.......

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I use a sewing needle to move the wick away from the center block where the AF is. Moving the wick shoulders away from the center AF block I don't get any seeping/leakage with my Tripod or modern Kayfun's.

And I also have my coil about 2mm above the AF. Your second photo looks to be ~2mm above also???

Maybe try moving your wick shoulders away from the center AF block and see if that helps???

Just a thought.

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This caught my attention. I recently started using a Kayfun 5 and I get juice seeping out of the air holes at the bottom. Is that one of the "modern Kayfun's" you referenced? I'm only on my first coil and third wick and getting frustrated with the seepage. There are a couple of adjustments you can make to the K5 and I've been playing with them with no success.

daleron said:

Good night Fran and everyone.

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Goodnight, dale.

Goodnight folks Sweet dreams.

hittman said:

Good evening. We took our daughter to this New Mexican restaurant that we hadn’t been to before. It was really good. Now it’s time to relax and call it a day.

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Glad you had a good evening.

rosesense said:

Good evening. My electrical is complete and I am a lot poorer. 82 outlets done, a new breaker line, fixed faulty wiring from the garage door opener and other places. Some of the outlets were burned which is scary. One of our neighbors had wiring issues a couple years ago and their house burned down. Same builder so.....

Got 2 new tires on the Fiat, trying to put the house back together after all the furniture was moved for the electrical work. I hope all that is left is getting the AC in the car working. I'm tired.

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Bet you are tired.

hittman said:

I’ve only refilled once so far. I have the bottom and top airflows just slightly cracked open. I don’t like a super airy draw. No seeping yet. I do agree that most tanks have different tastes with the same liquid. I used to use rtas exclusively but fell in love with the itanks and coils so have been using those a lot. I do really like the dead rabbit mtl 2 tank a lot and have kept it in rotation since I reviewed it. I’ll let you know if I get any seeping. Like you mentioned, might be a good idea to replace the seals with the spares.

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Question about seals. What would you be looking for when you check seals? I sometimes check them
but all I'm really looking for is tears or broken edges. Are there any other signs worthy of attention?.

pm sent