The Kick ≤ Darwin experience?

[Mr.Mann]

I have been reading a lot of good info on the Darwin (vw) vs the Provari (vv) in a thread unrelated to vw. However, what I would like to know is, how does The Kick stack up to the Darwin experience. Is it exactly the same, and if so, does that nullify the greatness of the Darwin, or is the Darwin unparalleled, period? So, is the Kick less than or equal to the Darwin experience?

I hope jkmtwo could stop by and drop some info!



p.s. Sorry if this exact thread topic has come up before...

 

[tj99959]

All depends on what you are looking for with the Kick. If you want to run a DCC at 15 watts, sorry but it won't get there.
If you want to use some dripping atties or SCC cartos in the 6-9 watt range it's the perfect answer if you have a 18mm mod laying around gathering dust.

 

[Mr.Mann]

So, the Darwin has got the power, where the kick has some capabilities, but limits as well.

 

[tj99959]

The Kick is 5-10 watts with a voltage limit of 5.5v

 

[Mr.Mann]

Oh, I didn't know that. I am reading an article The Darwin: Really an "advanced users" device? | Guide To Vaping right now. Thanks for your response.

 

[jkmtwo]

The Darwin owns the Kick, but the Kick is still great. If you have a mechanical mod, and you want a consistant, good vape, the Kick is awesome, but it is not the Darwin. The Darwin stands on its own. Both are VW, but the Darwin has more functionality, plus UsB charging, which is the future of vaping IMO. But the things that make the Darwin stand out are not reasons to not own the kick, because they are meant for to different things. The Kick is an add onto an existing device, that does basically what the Darwin can do.

2 reasons to get a Kick- if you want to experience VW, its cheaper, 9 out of 10 vapers will be pleased with in the range of the Kick, this assumes they are not using dual coils, its a cheaper option than the Darwin, $248 vs. $45 when in stock.

Availability is the other, the kick is infinitely more available than the Darwin.

This is all assuming you are not using dual coils, if you are you may be better served to wait for one of the mods that are coming out, soon I'm sure, running 2 of the DNA12 boards that Evolv just came out with.

Btw, I'm not an expert by any means, I can only speak from my own experience, and the advice gained from people of great wisdom on this board.

 

[Mr.Mann]

The Darwin owns the Kick, but the Kick is still great. If you have a mechanical mod, and you want a consistant, good vape, the Kick is awesome, but it is not the Darwin. The Darwin stands on its own. Both are VW, but the Darwin has more functionality, plus UsB charging, which is the future of vaping IMO. But the things that make the Darwin stand out are not reasons to not own the kick, because they are meant for to different things. The Kick is an add onto an existing device, that does basically what the Darwin can do.

2 reasons to get a Kick- if you want to experience VW, its cheaper, 9 out of 10 vapers will be pleased with in the range of the Kick, this assumes they are not using dual coils, its a cheaper option than the Darwin, $248 vs. $45 when in stock.

Availability is the other, the kick is infinitely more available than the Darwin.

This is all assuming you are not using dual coils, if you are you may be better served to wait for one of the mods that are coming out, soon I'm sure, running 2 of the DNA12 boards that Evolv just came out with.

Btw, I'm not an expert by any means, I can only speak from my own experience, and the advice gained from people of great wisdom on this board.

You may not be an expert, but you sure seem to milk a hell of a lot of quality info out of your posts! Jeez, man you are efficient! Thanks...