Hello again guys and I hope everyone is well. Today we're going to review the Find S APV 120 watt mod and Uforce T2 tank by Voopoo.
As always thanks to Thea at Voopoo marketing for sending this through free to review and of course you guys for supporting my reviews and...well just for being genuinely nice people
The Find S comes in a nicely done box and in side you get the following items...
1 x Find S 120w mod.
1 x Uforce T2 Tank (5ml).
1 x Uforce P2 0.6 ohm coil.
1 x Uforce N3 0.2 ohm coil.
1 x Spare glass straight tube.
6 x sealing o-rings.
1 x USB cable.
1 x User manual.
1 x Genie chip card.
1 x Warranty card.
I have reviewed the Uforce T2 tank before so I am only going to touch upon the basics and this review will be mainly about the Find S 120 watt mod.. Ok let's kick off with some photos...
The find S is a very light mod for its size and capacity. It contains a 4400 mah built in battery with a POM plastic shell which has a non detachable lanyard fasten to the side opposite the screen and controls. It contains a fully functional Genie Chip which we know quite well by now. I feel it necessary to point out here that Voopoo are particularly good at finding something that works well and then sticking with it. There information states that there is a downloadable software which allows adjustments withing the Genie chips software. You need to go to the Voopoo website and then service and then click on the Find S mod and scroll down and you will find all the downloadable files for the device including the software V1.0.0.1 which allows you to alter setting to suit your vaping style. I haven't tested the software yet but if it works in a similar way too Escribe for the DNA chips then it will be a huge plus, making the Voopoo devices much more attractive to purchase when choices are in front of you.
Ok...EDIT. I have just downloaded and tried out the software and it's very good and fully customisable. I really like to have this feature on my Chips.
To use the device press the fire button five times quickly to turn the device on or off and press the fire button three times quickly to enter the 'switch modes' interface. The default modes are Fit mode, Power mode and Temperature control mode and use the + and - buttons to navigate and then the power button again to select the chosen function.
Pressing the fire button and +simultaneously will lock and unlock the device and pressing fire and - will change the screen orientation.
The default power mode will be selected on first use and the wattage can be adjusted from 5 watts up to 120 watts.
If you select temperature control mode you will have 3 types of wire available initially and those are SS, Ni, Ti but the device does support 2 more which are NC and TC. When in temperature control mode adjustments to wattage can be made by pressing the fire button four times and then W will be flashing + and - will adjust the wattage between 5w and 80w.
In FIT mode you have a choice of 1, 2 or 3 and they relate to different kinds of boost and preheat parameters which are factory set.
There are also 5 presets available which are completely adjustable so the user can customise his own power curves for different scenarios to make it really easy to switch between them, when changing from a tank to an RDA for example
There are the usual on screen warnings such as...
Time out New coil/old coil Check Battery Atomiser short Check atomiser and last but not least High temperature. This will tell you that your coil has reached the desired TC set rating and will not fire further until the coil cools down.
As I said i'm not going into details for the Uforce T2 but will just reiterate a few things. The coils are simple to replace by unscrewing the base with the tank upside down and then unscrewing the coil and screwing back on the new replacement. Filling is accomplished by the well known Voopoo sliding top cap which simply slide away from you with a firm press of the thumb exposing the kidney shaped filling port.
Ok that was a very brief overview of the interface and controls and we will now have a few more photographs before I reach my conclusions for this device.
Conclusions and thoughts.
So what do I think of this device? Well despite the fact that there are some things that I don't like including the lanyard and the fact that it has a built in battery, I actually think this is a fabulous mod. The Genie chip has been very well designed and developed and now with the presence of a fully customisable interface via the software package the chip can be customised to your hearts content. This will particularly of interest to those who like to use temperature control as the fully customisable experience can mitigate the temperature sensing misreads that can be a feature of other TC software.
Of course most of the adjustments can be made using the buttons and screen on the mod but if you're anything like me you will be straight onto the Voopoo website to download the software so that you can adjust via a big screen. Of course they are also elements that you can't adjust without the software such as the welcome screen etc
I have also tested my other Voopoo products and the software works with the Drag range of mods but it wouldn't load any information about the pod I reviewed earlier. I would guess that the software will work with most of the fully adjustable Genie Chips which are installed in many of Voopoo's devices.
So Charlie....should I get one?
Well yes if you can work with the in built battery and lanyard and you like a fully functional and customisable experience. This also gives a reasonably inexpensive solution to anyone that enjoys adjustments via their computer. As Far as I know there are only three chip manufactures that use customisable software and those are the expensive DNA chip, the chip that will run Arctic Fox and now the Genie Chip.
I must confess i'm a bit excited to have discovered the software for the Genie chips and it will probably give me many hours of excuses to be at my computer making serious adjustments and running maintenance tasks
As always thank you again very much Thea for supplying this new Find S APV Mod for review and of course to you guys for taking the time to read through my ramblings
I hope that it has been useful to you and i'm also going to stick my neck out and suggest that the genie chip will become more and more popular in the future.
Cheers guys...Charlie.
As always thanks to Thea at Voopoo marketing for sending this through free to review and of course you guys for supporting my reviews and...well just for being genuinely nice people
The Find S comes in a nicely done box and in side you get the following items...
1 x Find S 120w mod.
1 x Uforce T2 Tank (5ml).
1 x Uforce P2 0.6 ohm coil.
1 x Uforce N3 0.2 ohm coil.
1 x Spare glass straight tube.
6 x sealing o-rings.
1 x USB cable.
1 x User manual.
1 x Genie chip card.
1 x Warranty card.
I have reviewed the Uforce T2 tank before so I am only going to touch upon the basics and this review will be mainly about the Find S 120 watt mod.. Ok let's kick off with some photos...
The find S is a very light mod for its size and capacity. It contains a 4400 mah built in battery with a POM plastic shell which has a non detachable lanyard fasten to the side opposite the screen and controls. It contains a fully functional Genie Chip which we know quite well by now. I feel it necessary to point out here that Voopoo are particularly good at finding something that works well and then sticking with it. There information states that there is a downloadable software which allows adjustments withing the Genie chips software. You need to go to the Voopoo website and then service and then click on the Find S mod and scroll down and you will find all the downloadable files for the device including the software V1.0.0.1 which allows you to alter setting to suit your vaping style. I haven't tested the software yet but if it works in a similar way too Escribe for the DNA chips then it will be a huge plus, making the Voopoo devices much more attractive to purchase when choices are in front of you.
Ok...EDIT. I have just downloaded and tried out the software and it's very good and fully customisable. I really like to have this feature on my Chips.
To use the device press the fire button five times quickly to turn the device on or off and press the fire button three times quickly to enter the 'switch modes' interface. The default modes are Fit mode, Power mode and Temperature control mode and use the + and - buttons to navigate and then the power button again to select the chosen function.
Pressing the fire button and +simultaneously will lock and unlock the device and pressing fire and - will change the screen orientation.
The default power mode will be selected on first use and the wattage can be adjusted from 5 watts up to 120 watts.
If you select temperature control mode you will have 3 types of wire available initially and those are SS, Ni, Ti but the device does support 2 more which are NC and TC. When in temperature control mode adjustments to wattage can be made by pressing the fire button four times and then W will be flashing + and - will adjust the wattage between 5w and 80w.
In FIT mode you have a choice of 1, 2 or 3 and they relate to different kinds of boost and preheat parameters which are factory set.
There are also 5 presets available which are completely adjustable so the user can customise his own power curves for different scenarios to make it really easy to switch between them, when changing from a tank to an RDA for example
There are the usual on screen warnings such as...
Time out New coil/old coil Check Battery Atomiser short Check atomiser and last but not least High temperature. This will tell you that your coil has reached the desired TC set rating and will not fire further until the coil cools down.
As I said i'm not going into details for the Uforce T2 but will just reiterate a few things. The coils are simple to replace by unscrewing the base with the tank upside down and then unscrewing the coil and screwing back on the new replacement. Filling is accomplished by the well known Voopoo sliding top cap which simply slide away from you with a firm press of the thumb exposing the kidney shaped filling port.
Ok that was a very brief overview of the interface and controls and we will now have a few more photographs before I reach my conclusions for this device.
Conclusions and thoughts.
So what do I think of this device? Well despite the fact that there are some things that I don't like including the lanyard and the fact that it has a built in battery, I actually think this is a fabulous mod. The Genie chip has been very well designed and developed and now with the presence of a fully customisable interface via the software package the chip can be customised to your hearts content. This will particularly of interest to those who like to use temperature control as the fully customisable experience can mitigate the temperature sensing misreads that can be a feature of other TC software.
Of course most of the adjustments can be made using the buttons and screen on the mod but if you're anything like me you will be straight onto the Voopoo website to download the software so that you can adjust via a big screen. Of course they are also elements that you can't adjust without the software such as the welcome screen etc
I have also tested my other Voopoo products and the software works with the Drag range of mods but it wouldn't load any information about the pod I reviewed earlier. I would guess that the software will work with most of the fully adjustable Genie Chips which are installed in many of Voopoo's devices.
So Charlie....should I get one?
Well yes if you can work with the in built battery and lanyard and you like a fully functional and customisable experience. This also gives a reasonably inexpensive solution to anyone that enjoys adjustments via their computer. As Far as I know there are only three chip manufactures that use customisable software and those are the expensive DNA chip, the chip that will run Arctic Fox and now the Genie Chip.
I must confess i'm a bit excited to have discovered the software for the Genie chips and it will probably give me many hours of excuses to be at my computer making serious adjustments and running maintenance tasks
As always thank you again very much Thea for supplying this new Find S APV Mod for review and of course to you guys for taking the time to read through my ramblings
I hope that it has been useful to you and i'm also going to stick my neck out and suggest that the genie chip will become more and more popular in the future.
Cheers guys...Charlie.
