I received my black (with blue led) Vypr 510 today. It is a wonderfully well-built device! It feels slightly heavy, and rock solid. It holds one 3.7v 14500 900mah battery (of course it came with two and a charger). I'm upgrading from a Joye 510, so there is a bit of a difference.
I know that the Joye 510 is lower on the voltage scale, and that does equate to somewhat stronger vapor and flavor on the Vypr. I have been trying out some "reserve" juices I have around (not-so-great flavors or juices I only had a few drops left of). Even my relatively flavorless/vaporless Dekang blueberry is much better! All my other juices are giving me better flavor too. I also put a stainless steel "shorty" T-tip on it, which I absolutely love. The overall height of the device (with the shorty T-tip) is only about 1/2 inch taller than a standard 510 with a regular cart. The diameter of the base is just a hair smaller than a penny (looks like about 11/16 inch).
The button is a little small, but works well. It has a nice tactile response, and seems unlikely to go off by accident unless something pushes up against it pretty hard. There are four holes for the led to shine through. It isn't quite as bright as I expected, but it can certainly be seen even during the day. The button is in-line with the diameter of the four holes. I might have lowered it a little myself if possible. Also in-line with the holes (opposite the button) is a tiny hex screw inside a hole. I know the 801 style comes with adjustable draw. I imagine that is what the screw is for, but it will likely do nothing on my 510 version. I don't really plan on messing with it yet.
I can't say how long the batteries last yet, but come on. They are 900mah. I don't think I'm going to have to worry about recharging like I do my Joye 510. The battery is snug, and the end cap screws in easily. The spring is attached to the cap so it seems like it could be a little tricky while trying to screw it in. It is easy however, to get the threads to catch, and when they do it is like butter.
Overall, I'm very happy with it so far. My next step is to get some of those low resistance atties, if I can get my hands on them... I'm trying to be patient! I ordered my device on Thursday, and it came in the mail today (Monday). Customer service was great with Vaprlife, especially Mary who happily answered all of my stupid questions. I ordered my T-tip from Supersix on Thursday as well, and it arrived today too. I thought the price was a little steep on the T-tip, but I'm here to tell you, it was totally worth it! I love the shorty, but I might end up having to get a regular size just to have the choice. I do like how the Vypr looks with the relatively short 510 atty and a shorty T-tip.
This is my first mod, and my first dealing with Vaprlife. Be that as it may, I really feel like I am holding a solid, quality device, and the vape is most definitely a step up from my trusty old Joye. Great purchase!!
I know that the Joye 510 is lower on the voltage scale, and that does equate to somewhat stronger vapor and flavor on the Vypr. I have been trying out some "reserve" juices I have around (not-so-great flavors or juices I only had a few drops left of). Even my relatively flavorless/vaporless Dekang blueberry is much better! All my other juices are giving me better flavor too. I also put a stainless steel "shorty" T-tip on it, which I absolutely love. The overall height of the device (with the shorty T-tip) is only about 1/2 inch taller than a standard 510 with a regular cart. The diameter of the base is just a hair smaller than a penny (looks like about 11/16 inch).
The button is a little small, but works well. It has a nice tactile response, and seems unlikely to go off by accident unless something pushes up against it pretty hard. There are four holes for the led to shine through. It isn't quite as bright as I expected, but it can certainly be seen even during the day. The button is in-line with the diameter of the four holes. I might have lowered it a little myself if possible. Also in-line with the holes (opposite the button) is a tiny hex screw inside a hole. I know the 801 style comes with adjustable draw. I imagine that is what the screw is for, but it will likely do nothing on my 510 version. I don't really plan on messing with it yet.
I can't say how long the batteries last yet, but come on. They are 900mah. I don't think I'm going to have to worry about recharging like I do my Joye 510. The battery is snug, and the end cap screws in easily. The spring is attached to the cap so it seems like it could be a little tricky while trying to screw it in. It is easy however, to get the threads to catch, and when they do it is like butter.
Overall, I'm very happy with it so far. My next step is to get some of those low resistance atties, if I can get my hands on them... I'm trying to be patient! I ordered my device on Thursday, and it came in the mail today (Monday). Customer service was great with Vaprlife, especially Mary who happily answered all of my stupid questions. I ordered my T-tip from Supersix on Thursday as well, and it arrived today too. I thought the price was a little steep on the T-tip, but I'm here to tell you, it was totally worth it! I love the shorty, but I might end up having to get a regular size just to have the choice. I do like how the Vypr looks with the relatively short 510 atty and a shorty T-tip.
This is my first mod, and my first dealing with Vaprlife. Be that as it may, I really feel like I am holding a solid, quality device, and the vape is most definitely a step up from my trusty old Joye. Great purchase!!
