Vision Vivi Nova Version 2.5
Positives
+ tank caps are metal and screw into the tank's threaded seals.
+ I've been using it for a month and it hasn't leaked a drop.
+ Easily disassembles into 6 pieces, which makes cleaning it easy.
+ Rebuildable design suits beginners and advanced users.
Beginners can replace atomizer heads easily.
Advanced users can rebuild atomizer heads with whatever wick material they want.
+ Flavor and vapor is solid.
+ It comes with a 1.8 ohm, a 2.4 ohm, and a 2.8 ohm atomizer head.
Neutral
= Stock tank is made of polycarbonate. Aluminum tanks are available, but glass tanks are not.
= Stock drip tip requires a surprising amount of force to seat completely, but this can be avoided by using a different drip tip.
Negatives
- Sometimes I have to hold the center post cap with a toothpick while screwing on the top cap to ensure a liquid-tight seal between the two.
- For best results, tipping the tank is necessary to ensure the top part of the wicks are saturated.
- The center post cap could be designed better. It's a little open ended silicone cylinder with a metal cap in it.
Rating Scale
1 is awful
2 is bad
3 is OK
4 is good
5 is amazing
The rating for the Vision Vivi Nova is 4.
Currently, the Vision Vivi Nova is what I choose to vape all day. I have a 2.4 ohm atomizer head in it on an eGo-T battery set to regulated mode. I get solid flavor with tons of warm vapor.
I tested the eGo-T battery in regulated mode on a multimeter and it's 3.7 volts without load. That's just to give you an idea of the voltage the Nova is being vaped at. Under load, it's probably around 3.4 volts.
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