DNA20 why the hype? Maybe I'm crazy

[VapeDentist]

20 watts! Wow I usually vape below 10, and that's pretty high. Maybe I don't understand more about this new chip, can someone explain the hype?

 

[double_aa_ron]

Watch this review. After seeing this and you still don't get it then you never will...

Pbasardo reviews the Opus D and the DNA20

 

[Brewmaster B]

eh, I won't buy another regulated device until they can do 30 watts, and read below .5 ohms. Anything else is behind the times for hardcore cloud hounds!

 

[bapgood]

Watch this review. After seeing this and you still don't get it then you never will...

Pbasardo reviews the Opus D and the DNA20

What he said....plus its not all about 20 watts for most people. The DNA20 isn't comparable in any way to the China VV/VW devises, the way it applies the power and vapes is second to none in my opinion. Then you get a screen with all the info in one place. some don't like needing more than one button, but I love it and despise navigating and changing options with a single button devise.

It will go sub ohm (not sure about 0.5ohm or less, but I can say 0.6ohm and up) and when it goes sub ohm it will flow unregulated battery voltage with much less voltage drop than a mechanical mod, until the battery voltage has decreased to where it can regulate based on the wattage setting, then regulate until the battery cutoff voltage.

IMHO if mechanical mod users factored in vdrop and etc, they could get approximately the same performance or better with a 0.6ohm coil or higher and setting the DNA at 20 watts, that would give the same vape until the battery was dead.

 

[VapeDentist]

What he said....plus its not all about 20 watts for most people. The DNA20 isn't comparable in any way to the China VV/VW devises, the way it applies the power and vapes is second to none in my opinion. Then you get a screen with all the info in one place. some don't like needing more than one button, but I love it and despise navigating and changing options with a single button devise.

It will go sub ohm (not sure about 0.5ohm or less, but I can say 0.6ohm and up) and when it goes sub ohm it will flow unregulated battery voltage with much less voltage drop than a mechanical mod, until the battery voltage has decreased to where it can regulate based on the wattage setting, then regulate until the battery cutoff voltage.

IMHO if mechanical mod users factored in vdrop and etc, they could get approximately the same performance or better with a 0.6ohm coil or higher and setting the DNA at 20 watts, that would give the same vape until the battery was dead.

Thanks for the response !!!!

 

[KeithB]

For me, the benefit would be powering a dual coil to a level that would give me a decent TH. I'd probably want around 16 watts for my taste.