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I won a Cloupor Mini from a Reddit giveaway about a month ago. I'm loving this thing. No issues so far, and it passes Cloupor's test to see it has a bad chip. Paired with the Subtank Mini, this is easily my favorite setup in the almost 3 years I've been vaping.

Just put in a request to cancel my order and get my money refunded from Elev8. That being said, I still hope everything works out and I will order again once I see some reviews from some of the well-known reviewers.

I would like to see this as well. Just out of curiosity. I mean, as far as what I've seen so far, I will be happy with the mod either way.

Thanks for all the info, everyone. It looks like there really isn't a need, except for the convenience when running dual coils. I will probably keep my single coil Kayfuns around 1.5ohms and my dual coil drippers around .9, like normal.

This makes sense, and I understand sub-ohming with a dual coil, since it's either that, or build longer coils.

I do not. I have one on the way, which is why I'm asking why bother sub-ohming. So far, I haven't seen any real answers. And your experience doesn't mirror what I've seen before.

I'm not sure I buy that. You sub-ohm on a mechanical to get the wattages up to a desired level. With a DNA, you can just hit the power-up button to get the same result, regardless of the ohms of the coil.

What's the difference? We're all getting the same clones from the same maker.

That's how I've been looking at it, too, in a "worst case scenario". I'd also keep my eye on the SX chips as a replacement, too. PBusardo did a video where he hooked the SX chip up to read outputs. They were almost identical to Evolv's DNA chips. I'm looking forward to Elev8's full review...

I agree. None of that stuff bothers me, at all. I see no issues so far.

This is the biggest reason I'm getting a Hana clone.

No. Watts are the end goal. It doesn't matter what the voltage is. That just gets you to the desired watts. That's how ohms law works. 30 watts, regardless of how you get there by adjusting your ohms and volts, is 30 watts. You don't adjust watts to get to a certain voltage in an ecig...

Of course you couldn't use a normal clearo or carto at those high wattages. What I'm asking is, what are the benefits of sub-ohming on a DNA device? You say "You need to sub-ohm to take advantage of the 30 watts". How so? 30 watts on a 1.5ohm build is 30 watts on a .5ohm build. What's the...

I understand sub-ohming on a mech, since you are dealing with limited, non-variable power. So you have to sub-ohm, to get into the higher watts. But on something like a DNA chipped device, do sub-ohm builds still offer an advantage of any kind? Will my vape experience be different with a...

KFL for daily use. Then, since I'm seeing reports of it being able to handle down to between .3 and .5 ohms (depending on who you ask), I will also be goofing around with sub-ohm built drippers.

Overt sarcasm is noted. But here's another weird thing; I posted pretty much the same thing, word for word, in the comments of that video, before I posted here. Just checked to see if they replied. Nope. But they did delete my comment. How nice of them. I wasn't being a jerk or rude, or...

Ah, I guess that could be. But I thought the only reason they made that video, was to send to their distributors to show off the mod. Either way, Elev8 has said they will be posting a full review when they get their sample in sometime this week. If something seems wonky with it, or they...

Weird thing about this video. They say the orange one is the original Hana Modz, as they compare it to their logo-less clone. But go look at their other video on their channel. It shows the same orange one (same serial, too) and in that video, they say THAT is the clone. :unsure:

The head that mine came assembled with had a burr in the threading, so when I went to take it apart for the first time and wash it before using, it was hard to take apart. I ended up taking a set of pliers, opened wide, to the top cap instead of the bottom, put a little pressure on it (careful...

It wasn't that. None of the batteries I tried were that discharged. I ended up picking up a new charger, and gave the WP2 to a neighbor who likes to tinker with stuff.