To me, variable Wattage means two things:
1. You set the Wattage and you vape away with the device that is set up on your PV. When you change your device (with different resistance) the PV adjusts the Voltage accordingly to meet the set Wattage.
2. If i want to adjust the Wattage level i can do...
I put some plus and minus remarks on a Dutch forum with a description on my findings. I will translate it tomorrow and place it here.
In short: i like it. But vape wise i think the Vamo is better, as it's easier set on Voltage and Wattage then the eVic. Also, the eVic is not a true VW device...
On this site, the first picture, the right eVic, there you see the button at the left side. It's a plastic button that has a chrome color. It sticks out just a little bit so you can feel it and find it in the dark :). It has a clicky feeling when you push it. Nothing wrong with it.
I know what you mean. I received my 4 18650 from Panasonic this morning. When they are full this should give my almost 1 week worth of vaping time. Twists are just laying around here now.
This is the reply i got from Madvapes:
"The new vision variable volt mod is strictly a variable volt device. It can read both ohms and battery voltage and is adjustable from 3v to 6v."
So, it's not the same as the Vamo, though it looks the same...
I Got it yesterday. I'm using it right now.
I'll write some review (well, not sure you can call it that. Might raise the expectations ;)) this weekend.
Anyone having problems with the 18650 batteries in the Vamo? Because of their weight and because of the small spring in the battery cap, when putting the Vamo straight down on a table the + pole is shortly disconnected from the device, turning it off. Some people use a magnet on the - pole of...
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