Greetings fellow and soon to be Darwinians,
I got mine today and just had a few questions since the last one I got was about 6 months ago and I know there have been a decent amount of upgrades\enhancements.
Now I am not trying to be picky or anything, just my OCD kicking in and just want to see if others share similar experiences:
I got one with the Blue screen and it's amazing when it's firing\activating but I noticed you can't really see the settings to adjust, unless you are either firing\activating it or you hold it up to bright light. Is this everyone else's experience with these new blue screens? It's no biggie but just want to make sure this is normal vs. mine being different than the others.
I also thought all new Darwins came with a built in or an added 510 extender (so no more accidental cross-threading with the brass), mine didn't, again no biggie as I luckily had a shorty sealed adapter but just wanted to see if this is a sporadic thing where some come with it and some don't or if I was just the special one?
Last thing, when I look at the front side (the one with the screen) it looks a little rough. Now I had one before and noticed some minor scratches and whatnot but when I look at this one it almost looks like it was tumbled in a dryer with small rocks, I know weird analogy right? From a distance you can't see anything since it's black and I know due to it being custom it is going to have small minor scratches and superficial marks but this is a little more and the front is where I see most of them, but it's like that all around. Again not complaining as it works fine but just wanted to see if everyone else's Darwins were like this or if it was just me. I would post a pic but my phone camera isn't the best in resolution on closeup pictures.
I appreciate the input and it's not that I am not happy, as I am, but paying this much I just want to make sure something didn't happen to mine vs. the others and didn't want to waste Evolv's time before first confirming with others.
Anyway, thanks for the input\feedback and glad to be a Darwinian again.