Thanks out to @David_SXmini for sending this new v.2 SL Class out for review from Yihi SXmini. He also generously shipped out a G Class v.2, and that one is ON deck next. As always, you'll always get the real deal here, with no BS, no fluff, and no unneeded stuff, just what you need.
YiHi SXmini SL Class V2 100W Box Mod
YiHi SXmini SL Class V2 Box mod Features (Detailed):
- Chipset: YiHi SX730
- Single 18650,20700,21700 device
- Wattage:5-100W
- Atomizer Resistance: 0.1ohm - 3.0ohm
- Screen size: 0.96" ips Color Display
- Power mode: Wattage mode/Volt mode/Temp mode
- Flavor mode : Soft, normal,Strong,SXi-EQ1,SXi-EQ2,SXi-EQ3
- Max Charge:5V/1A, Type-C
- Output Current: 3.1A-32A
- Input Current: 1.4A-30A
- Screen On Current: 45mA
- Quiescent Current: 10μA
- Power Down Current: 10μA
- Output Voltage: 0.7 Volt
- Output Current: 32A
- Temperature control mode (dynamic and constant temperture control)
- Size:89.1*42.95*30.17mm
- Weight:136G (net weight)
- Reverse Polarity Protection
- Output Short Protection
- Low Resistance Protection
- Battery Low voltage Protection
- Battery overcharge protection
What's Included:
- 1 SL Class V2 mod
- 1 User Manual
- 1 Type-C USB Cable
Coming from a solid foundation in the DNA chipset, and not being as familiar with the Yihi chipsets, I always enjoy the opportunity to get to know them better. Typically I do not use TC mode, but did test it in this review, as well as Wattage, and Voltage Modes. Typically 65w DTL, and 15w MTL.
Who doesn't love a box from Yihi ?
Factory Sealed ...
Just what you need ..
The paperwork included a User Manual, and Warranty Card ..
Now rather than just gloss over this first surprise, I wanted to highlight it. This was probably one of the BEST, and MOST legible User Manuals I have ever received.
No poster foldouts with teeny tiny text that no one can read. I was going to link to the PDF from Yihi, but the English version wasn't uploaded yet, so instead, I scanned it for you guys. Only for you guys ...
Starting off at the bottom, the threaded battery cap was buttery smooth, much easier to manipulate than the previous v.1 version, along with a battery adapter if you were running smaller than a 21700 battery ..
The battery cap was a thing of beauty, and could not be overstated ..
As always, whenever I run a single batt mod, I always use a 21700 ..
The battery compartment was very roomy, and there was plenty of room for the 21700. I was curious as to why it was soo roomy, but clearly the cap guided it home, snugged it up nicely with NO rattling ..
Identical venting to the previous version ...
Flipping to the top, there was a nicely polished 27mm top plate with a firm spring loaded 510 connection ...
Yihi really cleaned up, and improved the aesthetics of this v.2 with much cleaner, less chunky lines, and some shadow badging ....
The more curved design, felt really good in the hand ...
Returning were the tried and true fire and joystick buttons, and a 0.96" IPS display. The display was no longer recessed, and appeared brighter and with improved color. The joystick also appeared to be recessed a bit more comparatively, and was actually an improvement over the v.1's.
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