i had the same dilemma, i actually ordered the cvi2, eventually to cancel the order cause i felt the eVic just offered more. btw its going for 70 at value vapors with code davev-vic
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You got a link? Im stuck on what to get. Evic, ZMAX, SVD or PROVARI?
sorry just checked its expired, but Joye 510|RiVa eGo|RiVa-T|KR808D-1|Electronic Cigarette|vGo|Boge|Innokin|Dekang E-Liquid E-Juice has for 85 with color of choice with evic20 code or www.aquavaporcigs.com for 89 and it comes with juice and a vivi tank with ecr15 code. good luck choosing man. still cost more than the cvi2
I have been playing around with the variable wattage (RVW) profiles on the eVic, and they work pretty good even with my rudimentary understanding.
Some fluids give you different tastes at different wattages, so why not get both in the same vapor draw?
So far I've just been using alternating heat pulses, but I've barely scratched the surface with what it can do. You have the potential to adjust the heat output, through the entire draw, to get the most out of an individual juice.
I thought this was just a gimmick at first, but after playing with it for the past couple days, it works surprisingly well.
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Please don't get me wrong, I'm not bashing the Evic, I was just trying to correct what I viewed as misstatements.
Regarding the RVW, I'm glad your palate is sensitive enough to really use this function. For myself, I found it kludgy, limited and while fun playing with it, it didn't enhance my vape experience. I also vape several juices throughout the day and would tire quickly of changing profiles every couple of hours. I put it in the really neat concept, but nothing I'll use category, but some people love that feature.
I also see that they have a revision coming out to screw the head assembly together instead of using a press fit. This should help with a lot of the issues where the head comes apart. Now if they would widen the well to accept T3's, Evods and the bottom ring on a protank, it'd be a hands down winner in my book.
My opinion is that the Evic and Anyvape CVI are both good systems, and depending on what features are more important to you either one is a good choice. For myself being an almost exclusive user of Kanger T3, EVOD and Protank's the ability to use without adaptors over weighed the additional feature set of the Evic which I wouldn't use, but it was a tough choice for me to make.
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Love my evic.. it's a great investment and a great mod all around, just be careful about dropping it
I personally don't use all the 'bells and whistles' it has but there are a few features I really like on it.
plus being able to download / upgrade firmware on a mod is just awesome!!
I personally don't use all the 'bells and whistles' it has but there are a few features I really like on it.
plus being able to download / upgrade firmware on a mod is just awesome!!
I had the CVI V2 few weeks ago and even if I loved him (just because it looks great), I would not recommend to buy it. Every shop in germany had problems because of angry customers. The auality was very poor and every second device had to be repaired...
The eVic is also not the "best" quality but there are mostly no great problems.
The eVic is also not the "best" quality but there are mostly no great problems.
I use mt3 kangers on my evic all the time. Why can't you?
Edit: with out adapters.
Edit: with out adapters.
I'm happy to hear you're one of the lucky ones that have good luck with T3's on their evic.
ECF has many posts where people have trouble with the T3's on EVIC's. Others post that theirs work fine.
Most can get it going by fiddling with the posts for better connection, but I figured why waste the time kludging something together when the CVI has seems to have better compatibility. None of my Kanger products have needed any fiddling to work with my CVI, and I haven't seen a trend of problem posts like I have with the EVIC.
If you like your evic..that's great, but it's not the only choice out there, just as "get a Provari" isn't the answer to ALL questions. It's great that there are so many good choices out there and some may like one of the other PV's better. I know for a fact I do.
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Oh I have not used my evic in or a month I found a better fit to my needs. I just did not know there was evic thread problems.
WOW that's an amazing deal!
Is it still available at that price?
It was a full priced provari and I got it at that price as a 60 day analog free gift.
The eVic is up to none: on top of everything they've told you it's a passthrough, meaning, you can vape while it's charging. Thanks to that only fact (and if you use it below 5 volts) it's unbeatable. Not even the Provari can do that.
Hmmm I thought it was just me. I just went through most of my T3's and so far 1 out of 3 will be detected.
Maybe the center pin isn't making contact?
I'm gonna put the center pin out a bit on one that isn't working and find out.
-- a bit later:
Yup! pulling and reseating the center pin did the trick.
--Shortly after taking a draw:
Bleech! I picked one that was flooding. LOL!
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Odd I never needed to pull pins on any of my nine. I don't even know what a center pin is.
I totally didn't see that they made other fun colorsThanks for the tip! The screen is what makes me want the evic :3 Just wish there was a way to change the color to match the body color I choose, ugh so much to consider Haha
And if you want to get REALLY creative, several companies make skins for the eVic. I have a wood-grain skin on my eVic form J-Wraps, and it looks AWESOME.
As for performance, I love my eVic. It vapes nice, looks REALLY cool, has some very sophisticated features, and decent battery life...
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