I want a Darwin or an Opus...so frustrated

[vektor67]

This has to be the strangest marketing strategy I've ever see. Create an interest and then under produce. I can see
that demand is at a fever pitch.but if none are produced or sold how can evolv make any money.
I'd love to peruse the classifieds but I don't have enough posts to complete the verification. Well there's my rant
sorry.

 

[fed71]

Need a good varivolt? Pay attention to ProVari - ProVape E-Cigarettes: Buy Electronic Cigarettes & Smokeless Cigs
Good mods may require a long wait, some are no longer available...

 

[Kay1959]

Well, ya know, sometimes life just sucks! don't it?
You have two options that I can see....
1) you can either wait it out...patience grasshopper!
2) go with something else, like a Reo. I've never tried them. I'm not a boxy type person, lol! But I've heard good things about them here at ECF.

reosmods.com

Best wishes!

 

[Roxxette]

Well theres always the chance they come available but you miss it lol

Just subscribe to the notification , if you have a smartphone your chances of missing the new batch is lower when the email arrive just run for it !


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[lostg12]

There are many great options available but if you're dead set on one of those two maybe you could try emailing the company to see if there is a list you can get on to either get updates on product availability or a wait list so you have your place in line. Best of luck

 

[NGIB]

Post more & get verified?

 

[Torqueguy]

This has to be the strangest marketing strategy I've ever see. Create an interest and then under produce. I can see
that demand is at a fever pitch.but if none are produced or sold how can evolv make any money.
I'd love to peruse the classifieds but I don't have enough posts to complete the verification. Well there's my rant
sorry.

Provari is a good device. The problem with Darwins and the Opus is that they use a specific, internal battery. When it wears out, you need to send to the OEM. Provari's on the other hand use standard 3.7V. I have 6 and can travel for a whole week and not need to bring a charger. The swing arm on the Darwin has caused people problems as well

 

[elfstone]

This has to be the strangest marketing strategy I've ever see. Create an interest and then under produce. I can see
that demand is at a fever pitch.but if none are produced or sold how can evolv make any money.
I'd love to peruse the classifieds but I don't have enough posts to complete the verification. Well there's my rant
sorry.

What is your sweet spot? It's okay if you don't know yet, but unless you are a very high power vaper, then you could get by (at least temporarily) with a Kick - they are much easier to come by. It's out of stock right now, but it's been in-and-out of stock throughout the past month.

The Kick works exactly like a Darwin in terms of basic function, but it has no display and a limit set to 10 W. For me, that is plenty enough. You would want to pair it with a good, reliable, durable APV. A good, classic pairing is with a Silver Bullet, preferably with the extension sleeve. The SB+Kick give you the advantage of a long lasting, tough, reliable APV with swappable batteries. A very good deal. You also can consider other APVs depending on your preference and budget. My setup is a Legacy from Pure Smoker and a Kick - the Legacy is made with the Kick in mind, and they go together seamlessly. It's a mechanical APV that seems durable and is very reliable as well. Look around.

 

[elfstone]

Oh, and the good news is Evolv has been putting out the DNA, a 12 W power regulated control board (that can be used in a "dual" configuration for higher power). That means that we'll soon see more mods using variable power based on that.