The real DNA's read ohms on atties correctly, the real DNA's output higher than 28 watts - I don't think the genuine Evolv boards catch fire as much - I find this is always a plus but then who needs safety features anyway?
They look similar and have the same display but they're not half as reliable or half as safe as the real thing.
It's easy enough to clone mechs but counterfeit electronics are never as good.
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With the Yihi chip in the Wotofo Zen being a possible exception, this bucks as well as boosts so the only 'cloned' part is the display.
I was commenting on your comparison of two totally different type of devices and your comment of "
they don't behave in the same way' now your talking about accuracy, reliability, safety not all of which I would classify as behavior.
You apparently did not look at the link I provided to substantiate my statements if you had you would have seen that in fact I can get up to 34 watts from the clone at 1Ω not limited to 28 watts. So making arbitrary comments like "real DNA's output higher than 28 watts" or "I don't think the genuine Evolv boards catch fire as much" or "they're not half as reliable or half as safe as the real thing" is really irrelevant in two aspects. One, these comments do not respond to your original statement of "they don't behave in the same way" and secondly your merely stating your opinion or echoing someone else's comments not showing any substantial objective data to review.
Do I think the true Evolv DNA has better quality is more accurate and has more safety features built in? Yes I do. But this is only my opinion. Does it cause the clone to behave in a different way from a user perspective? Not at all and only noticeable to me coming out of sleep like I stated earlier.
So I stand by my statement that the average user will not notice any significant difference between the two while vaping.
