They had a vision and it was the ViVi Nova.
Wow where to begin. The Nova came packed in a box which once opened, revealed the Nova assembled and neatly placed in a sturdy foam packaging along with 2 other atomizers. It came with a 1.8 ohm, 2.4 ohm, and 2.8 ohm head. The tank holds 3.5 ml of juice which easily lasts a whole day if you are a moderate vaper. What to say about this tank. Hmm, excellent throat hit and vapor production with the 1.8 ohm head at 4.2 volts. Unfortunately i have not tried any of the other heads yet. The tank is built very sturdy with the caps made from stainless steel. It sits perfectly on top of my Smoktech VV Gripper. I have noticed that the Gripper displays the 1.8 ohm head at 2.1 ohms, which to me is not that big of a deal and I can get over it. What I do love is how quiet the Nova is. With my other tanks you get the rice crispies sound. Not with this, I'm vaping in bed next to my wife it is so quiet. I first vaped a 50/50 24 mg blend of french vanilla from maddcattvapors.com. Vaped excellently for a day and half. I decided to flush it out with hot water and let dry. The tank came apart effortlessly. I then dried them with a paper towel. After an hour or so I reassembled the Nova and filled it with chocolate covered banana from Madd Catts. After letting the wicks soak for 10 min I gave it a go. No problems what so ever. After approximately 15 hits the vaping was as awesome as I remembered it. What I love about the Nova is that it has a harder draw with the 1.8 ohm head making it a super smooth hit. As for leaking it hasn't been an issue. I have abused the Nova for the past 2 days in my cargo pocket. I did have maybe a half bead of juice up under the drip tip which was easily removed by a trusty q-tip. All in all I am quite impressed. I can not seem to find any real drawbacks with this product. It is almost too good to be true. I almost figured the tank would fog with the banana flavoring like most tanks but so far no issues either. If I do come across any drawbacks I will edit this thread. What is awesome is you can choose to rewire and wick the atomizers or purchase several for around $3 a pop and a complete Nova kit for $10-12. To me this is relatively the most inexpensive way to go. All in all I am really impressed by the ViVi Nova version 2.5 and once again it is almost to good to be true.
Happy vaping
Wow where to begin. The Nova came packed in a box which once opened, revealed the Nova assembled and neatly placed in a sturdy foam packaging along with 2 other atomizers. It came with a 1.8 ohm, 2.4 ohm, and 2.8 ohm head. The tank holds 3.5 ml of juice which easily lasts a whole day if you are a moderate vaper. What to say about this tank. Hmm, excellent throat hit and vapor production with the 1.8 ohm head at 4.2 volts. Unfortunately i have not tried any of the other heads yet. The tank is built very sturdy with the caps made from stainless steel. It sits perfectly on top of my Smoktech VV Gripper. I have noticed that the Gripper displays the 1.8 ohm head at 2.1 ohms, which to me is not that big of a deal and I can get over it. What I do love is how quiet the Nova is. With my other tanks you get the rice crispies sound. Not with this, I'm vaping in bed next to my wife it is so quiet. I first vaped a 50/50 24 mg blend of french vanilla from maddcattvapors.com. Vaped excellently for a day and half. I decided to flush it out with hot water and let dry. The tank came apart effortlessly. I then dried them with a paper towel. After an hour or so I reassembled the Nova and filled it with chocolate covered banana from Madd Catts. After letting the wicks soak for 10 min I gave it a go. No problems what so ever. After approximately 15 hits the vaping was as awesome as I remembered it. What I love about the Nova is that it has a harder draw with the 1.8 ohm head making it a super smooth hit. As for leaking it hasn't been an issue. I have abused the Nova for the past 2 days in my cargo pocket. I did have maybe a half bead of juice up under the drip tip which was easily removed by a trusty q-tip. All in all I am quite impressed. I can not seem to find any real drawbacks with this product. It is almost too good to be true. I almost figured the tank would fog with the banana flavoring like most tanks but so far no issues either. If I do come across any drawbacks I will edit this thread. What is awesome is you can choose to rewire and wick the atomizers or purchase several for around $3 a pop and a complete Nova kit for $10-12. To me this is relatively the most inexpensive way to go. All in all I am really impressed by the ViVi Nova version 2.5 and once again it is almost to good to be true.
Happy vaping
