What`s difference between Dovpo Odin DNA250C&Dovpo Odin 200?

[Everzon_Official]

Hi folks,
Dovpo released Odin 200 Box mod, which is a very similar look to Dovpo Odin DNA250C Box mod. What are their similarities and differences between Dovpo Odin DNA250C and Dovpo Odin 200W? Let`s check in the chart below:

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Similarities:
1. Same Size: 90.0mm x 51.2mm x 42.8mm
2. Both designed by Dovpo & vaping Bogan & Vaperz Cloud
3. Accepts Dual 21700 Battery & Dual 20700 or 18650 (with adaptors)
4. Same output range: 1-200W

The new ODIN 200w`s Differences:
1. Dovpo Odin 200 is more cheaper
2. It uses the New Dovpo chip instead of the DNA chip
3. It adopts a USB Type-C updating and charging port with a zinc alloy construction
4. 18650 Battery Sleeve Adapters included in the box

I. Dovpo Odin 200 Box Mod

1. Powered by Dual 21700 / 20700 or 18650 (with adaptors) with max 200W output
2. Equipped with Dovpo Chip
3. Bottom Hinge-Lock Battery Door
4. Uses a zinc alloy Type C USB port, Firmware upgradeable
5. Suitable for 30mm atomizers without overhang

II. Dovpo Odin DNA250C Box Mod

1. Powered by Dual 21700 / 20700 or 18650 (with adaptors) with max 200W output
2. Utilizing The Evolv DNA250C Chipset
3. Capable of taking 30mm tanks without any overhang
4. Multiple protections for safe vaping

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[Mordacai]

@Megan_18, it's nice to see a DNA250C chipset mod that uses dual 21700 cells. As it's a good option for sub ohm DTL vaping, its aesthetics are a little to be desired though but it could be forgiven somewhat.

 

[Forge64]

I bought both. I'm coming from a DNA250, and wanted a C, but the features of the non-DNA were interesting and I figured I could possibly retrofit the chassis with a DNA board if the stock one was horrible. It's not horrible, no manual or instructions, but it's pretty straightforward, and does TC better than most of my non-DNA chipsets. USBC port is a nice thing for cabling, but it's a "dumb" device and only charges at 5V/2A, no USB-PD options. My cells are probably happier that way, though.

Edit: The silver finish on the non-DNA mod is a fingerprint magnet, though, and scuffs were already present when I opened the box. I may disassemble it, rough up the finish with some fine sandpaper, and reassemble. I got the DNA in plain black, and it's a lovely matte finish. Looks anodized, but I'm not willing to scrape it to see.