Joyetech Evic... Any insight?

[Joshua Belleson]

I'm looking at purchasing a Joyethech Evic. I'm currently using an itaste vv3 and I love it! Just looking for another purchase is all. The thing I like most about the evic after watching youtube vids and reading reviews is that it's a passthrough. I'm just wondering if anyone had some insight and would care to share.

 

[bacc.vap]

Have no experience with the evic, but I'll bump you from page four.

 

[dash]

I started vaping with an Evic. I believe it is a very nice VV mod. Only problem I have with it is it is somewhat delicate. Very good "stay at home" type. Mine is pristine but my husband and sons......not so much.
It does have some very nice features and now a good prive vs what it was when we bought ours.
Congratulations on your choice to vape!

 

[mwriggs09]

Depending on how long you've been vaping, i would look at mvp2. I didnt pay near as much for mine as i would have for an evic. It has alot of the same basic features vv/vw, ohm checker, and puff counter.Mine works great i love it, if you can get over it being a box if your more into the evic body style. or if you was want all the evic has to offer, knock yourself out. Id love to have one too! lol.

 

[socalnpb]

The thing about the eVic is it is very bulky and can break very easily. Definitely not good for carrying in your pocket.

 

[JayTater]

The SVD, SID, MVP, Vamo are all good choices as well. I have 2 SID's and they are much more durable than the Evic that one of my co-workers has. He's broken his twice in the last month. But, if you have the extra money, and you aren't ready to get into mech mods, look at the Provari for extra durability.

 

[avad]

Just went from an Evic to a Vamo V3. Wish I would have bought the Vamo in the first place. For me, the Evic was very temperamental and the software was had a few bugs that I just couldn't ignore (mainly varying the ohm reading on attys and bcc's and limiting the power according to what it measured). Some times I couldn't get past 3.7v on a 2.5 ohm bcc cause it thought it was at 1.4-1.6 ohms. So I'd definitely stay away from the evic. Its overpriced and more of a headache than its worth.

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[Kirkwood]

I like to use mine once in a while, but it is certainly not something that I would take as a primary. Does have great battery life though.

 

[crxess]

Personal preference.
Take care of your Mod and it will take care of you.
2 eVics - Daily use - Travel to work and everywhere with me.
Now 9 months old and working, looking Great.

They are not Bats, Hammers or Yard Darts - Like a Good Cell Phone, Drop it and it may break.

 

[SonHouse]

They are fragile, sport lots of Chinglish, have bugs, and don't seem to provide the same quality of vape as their competition. I started with one but I much prefer my Vamos and wish I'd bought them first. On the plus side, I liked being able to set my vape so it would start off at a high level to heat the coil and then drop to a lower level to keep from burning juice.

 

[Itsnotmeitsyou]

The Evic can be quite sensitive. I have already had two control heads go bad on it in the past 2 months.

 

[mccullah]

I really like the idea behind my evic. The fact that you can upgrade firmware is awesome imo. But it does seem a little fragile. I got the black body kit for mine because I found the original would get slippery. I keep it at home and take my silver bullet or mvp out and about with me.

 

[callmecletus]

I am new to the vape world, and picked an eVic up three weeks ago as an impulse buy. So far I have been very happy with the performance. The ability to upgrade the software is a nice feature.

Sent from the backwoods of Maine.